1. Always pick on your opponents weak
points. Whether playing in league or tournaments, study your opponents
strong and weak points and create a plan of attack for your match.
2. Practice, practice, practice. If you want to elevate your game to the
next level, it is important to spend ample amounts of time on the court
working primarily on your weaknesses. Do not shy away from your strong
points but put emphasis on the weakest link(s) in hopes of generating a
more consistent racquetball game.
It is also beneficial to work with a
racquetball teaching pro or register for any camps or clinics in your
area. They are very informational and can help incorporate
practice/training drills tailored for your game.
3. I recommend that you participate in at least 2-3 racquetball
tournaments not only to gain experience but also mental toughness. You
can enjoy watching all of the different game styles and take bits and
pieces from players and try to incorporate them into your game plan by
practicing what you liked.
