WHY D-T-L ON APPROACH SHOTS?

Hi there

I know the general "rules" in tennis are:

1 Play groundstrokes crosscourt - net is lower and more court to play
with;
2 When in trouble - lob - buys you time
3 Play approach shots down the line.

What I don't know is the reason for playing approach shots down the line.
Can anyone shed some light?

Thanks
Ann Chapman
Johannesburg, South Africa




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Subject: Planning the training groups
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Does anyone know of a computer program for planning your groups, it takes
a lot of time doing this so there should be a faster way.
Peter Starke headcoach of a club with 1300 members.


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