• Open the racket face when swinging.

The ball keeps going too high and has no power.

Pushing at the ball.

Jabbing.

Lack of power in the drives. . 

• Practice wrist exercises, and figure of 8 arm movement.
• Practice ghosting movements using your racket, using a swinging action.
• Get good balance.
• Weight transfer as in throwing a ball.

Rolling the wrist.

Hitting the tin.

Hitting too short.

Follow through to the front wall target.

Get better length.

• Relax the swing.
• Strive to get a fluent swinging action, including the follow through.

Swing is cramped.

Dropping the wrist.

Shovelling at the ball.

• Keep a racket length plus the lunging space from the ball, to prevent over-running the ball.

• Throw the ball toss higher, open the racket face, lift the ball upwards onto the front wall.

• Throw the ball toss further in front to get more angle on the front wall.

• Hit the serve softly as if lifting it up (be careful not to hit it hard).

• Aim just above the cutline when serving.
• Aim for a target about the middle of the court.

• Throw the ball toss higher.
• Hit the ball downwards towards the cutline.

• It is the angle on the front wall that gives the angle on the side wall.
• Adjust the angle, and aim lower on the front wall to sit the ball down.

• Soft high shot.
• Aim higher on the front wall.
• Open the racket face.
• Spot a target on the front wall which is close to the center of the front wall.
• Get the racket face under the ball and lift the ball up onto the front wall very high.

• Approach the ball side on.
• Strike the ball slightly in front of the front foot.
• Aim about the center of the front wall.
• Swing in the direction of the front wall target.

• Hit the ball softer.

• Leave room to lunge.
• Control the wrist and racket face.

• The front wall target gives the angle of the rebound off the wall.
• Contacting the ball too far in front of your body.
• Approach the ball by moving towards the front wall and then across to the ball side on.

• Aim higher on the front wall.

• Aim soft and high on the front wall to get it overhead.

• Aim closer to the corner of the front wall to get it tight.
• Play alternative shots from a serve.

• Aim higher on the front wall for cross court lob.
• Approach the return with a side on stance.

• Move out of the back corner.
• Reach up and forward to take the ball early.
• Watch the server to get the anticipated angle of the serve so it can be intercepted before hitting the side wall.

• Stand away from the walls while waiting for the serve.
• As the serve goes overhead turn and face the back wall, wait for the ball to come opposite your body before swinging.

• Tight length
• Float to length
• Volley boast
• Volley drop
• Cross court lob
• Reverse boast

• Aim higher on the front wall; or
• Hit the ball harder

• Adjust the target on the front wall.
• Aim further away from the corner of the front wall.

• The more time you need, the softer and higher the rail shot needs to be.

•  Aim higher on the front wall.
• Keep the racket open when swinging.
• Take the ball earlier before it drops below the shoulders.

•  Approach the ball with shoulders parallel to the side wall.
• Visualise the front wall targets.

•  Alter the angle the ball hits the front wall.
• Strike the ball earlier and control the racket face.
• Aiming too close to the front wall corner of the court.

• Strike the ball at the side of your body, leaving sufficient room for the swing.
• Position feet/shoulders parallel to the side wall.

•  Aim lower on the front wall.
• Aim around the cutline, and then adjust depending on the power of the stroke.

• Check the grip and swing.
• Pronate/supinate the forearm.
• Increase the backswing.
• Follow through

• Standing in front of a mirrow practice ghosting swings, eg prontation, supination, figure of 8 movements.

• Keep checking the grip.
• Make sure the heel of the hand stays firm on the racket handle when playing/swinging.

• Lessen the tension on the racket handle.
• Hit with a firm slightly "cocked" wrist.

• Use the correct grip.
• Practice forehand and backhand figure of eight swings at home each day..

•  Approach the ball side on giving room to angle the ball at about 45 degrees.

•  Aim further down the side wall.

• Aim higher on the side wall.
• Open the racket face.

• Bend the knees.
• Get under the ball to lift it up.
• Lunge and swing under the ball with an open face racket.

• Aim further down the side wall to increase the angle.

• Approach the ball side on giving room to angle the ball onto the side wall.
• Wait and hit the ball a little later.

• Hit the drop with a slicing/undercutting action.

• Open the racket face, get under the ball, bend the knees.
• A low lunge will make it easier to get the racket under the ball to lift it up.

• Angle the ball into the corner.
• Approach the ball side on, and leave it a little later than if hitting a drive, to get more angle into the corner.
• If you hit the ball too early it will go straight.
• Too late it will hit the side wall before the front wall - pick a spot in-between those two positions.

• Move with longer strides and leave room to lunge when swinging at the ball.

• Move within 2 racket lengths of the ball, and then lunge and swing.

• When hitting short move back to allow the opponent to get to the ball.
• When hitting long move forward to allow opponent to go behind to retrieve the ball.

• Place 4 balls on the court, close to the corners, and have a "pretend rally" by ghosting (moving from one ball to the other swinging as if to play a shot),