Saviano High Performance Tennis (SHPT)

Struggling with consistency and control on your two-handed backhand? 🎾

It starts with better extension and using the whole body. Drive from the back leg, transfer that energy up through the body, and extend through the hitting zone for more control and power.

Want to train like the best? Check out our Full-Time Program, link in bio!

🎾 Top juniors aren’t born — they’re built every single day. Nick shows what that looks like on court: take the ball earlier, stay in control of the point, and train with purpose on every single hit. Check the link in our bio to train with us.

🎾 Where do great champions keep their eyes? Nick breaks down ball watching: keep the chin — or your dominant eye — still for a split second after the hit, and release the hips before contact. Boom, up. In that moment you're absorbed in your target, and that's where great champions are. Check the link in our bio to train with us.

🎾 Getting nervous on court? It's almost always the same reason: you're focused on outcomes — things you cannot control. Nick's fix: flush it away, focus only on what you can control, and play this point as well as you can. Breathe, reset, execute. Check the link in our bio to train with us.

💥 Stop reaching for the ball, move your body into the right position.

The goal is to get every ball into your optimum hitting zone: the right distance from your body, at the right height, while staying balanced. Move your hitting platform whenever you can instead of reaching for the shot.

Better positioning. Better balance. Better tennis. 🎾

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🎾 A high elbow, a low hand, and the ball struck way out front — about a foot to a foot and a half in front of the body. Nick builds Alexis's point of contact rep by rep, and you can see the difference on impact. Check the link in our bio to train with us.

🎾 Simple isn’t easy. Maximum acceleration, totally zeroed in — learn to explode on the ball and build great racquet head speed while staying calm in the moment. That’s where you want to be when you compete. Check the link in our bio to train with us.

🎾 Tennis isn’t a static game — it’s a movement game. Nick Saviano breaks down dynamic balance: stabilize through every strike, keep that quality even when fatigue kicks in, and stay in the moment a split second after the hit. Check the link in our bio to train with us.

🎾 Serve power starts before the toss. Watch Nick build Jennifer's serve: bring the foot forward, then turn away and load the right hip — more coil means more power AND more spin. Most people think toss-and-move-forward. It's the opposite. Check the link in our bio to train with us.

🏆 The greater the player, the harder they are to rush. On the hit there is one moment in time your opponent cannot touch — great players stay calm, stable, and take their time executing. Do not allow yourself to be rushed. Check the link in our bio to train with us.