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 Tennis isn’t just about hitting the ball — it’s about rhythm, energy, and connection.
In this video, Coach Asaf shows what it means to bring aura to the court: focus, creativity, and the kind of presence that turns every practice into a performance.

Asaf’s coaching blends professional precision with real personality. He brings intensity without pressure, structure without stiffness, and passion that keeps players motivated — from their first lesson to their best match.

Most players overcomplicate the backhand — chasing power instead of control.
In this quick tip, Coach Asaf breaks it down to what really matters: positioning, timing, and body rotation.
No drills, no overthinking — just a smart adjustment that makes your backhand stronger, cleaner, and more consistent instantly.

Because sometimes, all it takes is one small change to make a big difference.

Every player’s journey starts here — understanding the game, the body, and the mindset.
In this video, Coach Asaf begins with a new student, setting the foundation for a tailored coaching plan built on technique, attitude, and growth.

Because great coaching doesn’t start with hitting balls — it starts with knowing the player.

Tennis isn’t played in your head — it’s played on the court.
In this video, Coach Asaf reminds players that sometimes the biggest mistake isn’t a bad shot — it’s too much thinking.
When you let go of the mental noise and trust your instincts, your game flows naturally.

Great tennis isn’t about analyzing every move — it’s about feeling every moment.

We’ve all been there — stuck in endless rallies against players who hit the ball higher than your confidence.
In this video, Coach Asaf breaks down how to stay calm, stay smart, and take control back from the moonballers.

It’s not about smashing harder — it’s about playing smarter.
Turn frustration into focus, and turn those high balls into easy winners.

In tennis, perfection isn’t mandatory — awareness is. In this video, Coach Asaf shows that even when your toss goes off, you’re still in control. You don’t have to commit to a bad serve — you can reset, refocus, and deliver it right.

It’s not just about rules; it’s about smart play, confidence, and knowing when to take the shot — and when not to. That’s the difference between playing tennis and understanding tennis.