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A 60-Second Reset When Double Faults Start to Snowball
Instead of searching for a new technique, restore just three things: toss, breathing, and a generous target.
Start with this check
After consecutive errors, a rushed routine, a tight target, and predictions about the outcome often create a cycle that matters more than a technical flaw.
Try these steps in order
- Behind the baseline, make a long exhale and return to your usual number of ball bounces.
- Allow yourself to catch an off-target toss instead of hitting it.
- Start one point with your most trusted spin and a generous target toward the middle of the service court.
Bottom line
Break a sequence of double faults with a simple routine, not by trying to concentrate harder.
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