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The Serve

As a left handed player, accuracy and placement can be more effective than power. Leylah takes you through every step of the lefty serve and how you can become more accurate and effective hitting your spots.

The Forehand

As a player of smaller stature, Leylah has relied on her fundamentals and technique to neutralize the big hitters of today’s game. Here she walks you through the key’s and fundamentals that are crucial to her success and specific strategies she employs as a lefty to neutralize and attack big hitters.

Under Pressure

Mental toughness and fitness are two key’s to your success on the court. In this drill, Leylah shows you how she incorporates handling pressure and fitness into one of her favorite drills so that you can improve your mental toughness and conditioning.

The Chair Drill

Solid fundamentals are crucial for any level of play, especially if you’re just starting out in the game. This drill teaches you to stay forward on your shots and provides instant feedback if your backswing is too big or you’re falling back on your shots.

1 & 1

If you’re looking to take the ball early and stay on offense during the point, this is the drill for you. Leylah shows you one of her favorite drills to move and prepare quick in order to condition herself to stay on top of the baseline and stay aggressive.

Episode 1: From the Pitch to the Court

Meet your new instructor, Canada’s teenage sensation, Leylah Annie Fernandez. As the daughter of a former professional soccer player, Leylah naturally gravitated towards the pitch but it wasn’t long before she found passion on the court.

Episode 2: Don’t Worry, Be Happy

From an early age Leylah was already putting hours in on the court after school each day. Through all the long days of school and training, Leylah shares the advice she received from her grandfather that she’s always carried with her.

Episode 3: The Role of a Father

As a former soccer player turned tennis coach, Leylah’s father has been instrumental in fine tuning her game from her strokes, and strategy to her mental game. Listen as Leyhla describes his role in her game and the mental drills they implement in her training everyday.

Episode 4: Set Yourself Apart

At 16 years old, Leylah already understood the importance of hard work and what she needed to do to set herself apart from the competition. Listen as she shares her training schedule during that period of her life, and the importance of always improving your weaknesses.

Episode 5: How I Build Confidence

After a loss or when she needs to build up her confidence Leyhla takes the advice of one of the greatest athletes of all time and puts in the work. In times of self doubt, Leylah knows that putting in extra work on the practice court and in training will give her the confidence she needs to compete at the highest level.

Episode 6: Family Ties

Coming back home as a teenager after traveling the world, playing the biggest events, and competing with the world’s best is a quick reality check for Leylah. Listen as she shares a funny story of being humbled by her parents after using her success to get out of her household chores.

Episode 7: Focus on the Right Things

No matter what your level is, tennis is a strategic game. Leylah shares her strategic process going into a match, talks you through different match scenarios, and even gives you some advice for handling a lefty player.

Episode 8: Earn Everything

From a young age Leylah was taught that you have to work hard to earn your position. With her whole career ahead of her, Leylah talks about her philosophy in life and her best piece of advice she can give to the next generation of young players.

Accelerate to Control Trajectory

Find a Routine and Stick To It

How to Del With High Forehands

Avoid the Extra Backswing

Practicing Under Pressure

Prepare For Success

Practice How You Want to Play

From the Top

Get to know the real Leylah Fernandez. The good, the bad, and hilarious.