Think in Points
Most recreational players are taught tennis like it’s an art class.
Perfect form. Clean swings. Endless drills.
And then match day comes and everything disappears.
That’s not because you “choked.”
It’s because no one ever taught you how to think during points.
ThinkinPoints exists for players and coaches who want tennis to make sense.
Tennis is hard because no one explains it properly
At the amateur and club level, most players are juggling a lot:
Busy schedules
Bodies that don’t recover like they used to
Conflicting advice from different coaches
And a constant feeling of “I practice, but I don’t improve”
That gap usually isn’t effort.
It’s understanding.
Tennis is a decision sport. Every point is a small problem to solve.
If you don’t know what problem you’re solving, technique alone won’t save you.
What ThinkinPoints focuses on
ThinkinPoints is a consulting and education platform designed for real players with real lives.
1. Video analysis that gives you clarity
We look at your strokes, but always in context.
Instead of just asking “Is this swing correct?” we ask:
What were you trying to do in this point?
What option made the most sense?
Why does the same mistake keep happening in matches but not in practice?
For most players, improvement starts when things are finally explained clearly.
2. Zoom consultations for players, coaches, and clubs
These sessions are conversations, not lessons.
They’re useful for:
Adult players who feel stuck
Juniors who want to play college tennis and need direction
Coaches who want help structuring programs or communicating more effectively
Clubs trying to align their coaching philosophy
Sometimes what you need isn’t more reps. It’s a better plan.
3. Workshops on how to teach and how to learn
Many players don’t know how to learn tennis.
Many coaches aren’t taught how to teach it.
Our workshops cover:
How players process information
Why over-coaching causes confusion
How to structure practices for different levels
How to help players become more independent on court
Good coaching should make players less dependent over time.
4. Mobile pickleball and fitness experiences
ThinkinPoints also works with groups and organizations.
We curate:
Pickleball open play and intro sessions for clubs, conferences, and events
Fitness experiences combining HIIT, yoga, sculpt, mobility, and recovery
Short, accessible explanations of anatomy and movement so people understand their bodies better
Movement should feel supportive, not intimidating.
5. A holistic approach to tennis and movement
Most recreational players don’t need extreme training.
They need sustainable training.
We address:
Injury prevention
Load management
Basic anatomy and physiology
Mental approach and confidence
How to enjoy tennis long-term
Tennis is a lifelong sport. It should be treated like one.
Who ThinkinPoints is for
Adult recreational players who want clarity
Juniors aiming for college tennis
Coaches working with real people, not full-time athletes
Clubs and organizations looking for thoughtful programming
If you want simple explanations, practical tools, and a calmer approach to improvement, you’re in the right place.
Why ThinkinPoints
Because points are what count.
Not perfect swings.
Not how good it looked in practice.
Not how many drills you did.
When you learn to think in points, tennis becomes simpler, calmer, and more enjoyable.
This is the beginning.
Here, we’ll share:
Clear explanations
Practical tools
Thoughtful takes on tennis, movement, and learning
Resources we genuinely use and recommend
No hype. No yelling. No pretending everyone wants to go pro.
Just better understanding.
Think in points.