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The Serve

One of the biggest servers on the ATP Tour, Reilly knows how crucial it is for his serve to be consistent and dominant. Here he shares the key aspects of the serve that will improve your serve immediately, regardless of your height.

The Forehand

Offensive tennis demands that you have a weapon from the baseline. Reilly takes you through a comprehensive lesson on how to turn your forehand into a consistent weapon.

Catch and Release

Movement and spacing on your forehand are key to a consistent and powerful strike. Reilly shares a unique drill that will help your movement, preparation, focus, and strength from the baseline.

Create the Angle

When you drive your opponent back into the court, finding the angle on a short ball will create more winning opportunities than driving another ball back deep. Here Reilly shares a drill to help you get comfortable getting short balls off the court and adding variety to your offense.

Touch and Go

Always being ready for an opponent's punch can be the difference between losing the advantage in a point or maintaining your offensive position. Reilly shares one of his favorite situational live ball drills to help you maintain your advantage that could be the difference in your next match.

Episode 1: My Neighbor Tom

Meet your new instructor, America’s gentle giant, Reilly Opelka. A neighborhood friendship between Reilly’s father and world renowned coach Tom Gullickson sparked Reilly’s introduction to tennis, thus beginning his journey to the ATP tour.

Episode 2: The USTA Boys

Moving to the USTA training center at 13 years old was a big change from Reilly’s former training routine. Reilly credits the USTA and more importantly, the camaraderie and friendships developed in his early teen years for developing the player he is today.

Episode 3: Growing Pains

As a junior, it’s easy to compare yourself to others and be discouraged when you don’t see the same success that your peers are having. Reilly shares his struggles after hitting his growth spurt and falling behind some of his peers and the advice he would give to others in that same position.

Episode 4: A Whole New World

While life on tour can be difficult at times, Reilly has made the most of his opportunities on and off the tennis court. After just a few years on tour, Reilly has made relationships at every corner of the globe and values every opportunity that he comes across.

Episode 5: Always Looking to Improve

Setting goals is an important aspect of improving and measuring that improvement but it is a very personal process. Here Reilly shares his personal process on setting goals and what he prioritizes in how he evaluates his progress.

Episode 6: The Game Within the Game

Mental toughness requires discipline on and off the court. Reilly shares his view on the mental side of the game and provides his insights on how you can improve at the game within the game.

Episode 7: Coping in the Bubble

For a hyperactive personality like Reilly, living in the bubble of Covid was a challenge. Here he shares a candid look at his own self awareness that many will relate to.

Episode 8: Eye’s on the Prize

After his first ATP Tour title at the New York Open, Reilly’s hard work, perseverance, and dedication was validated. Here he shares the doors that title opened and that validation has only left him wanting more.

Episode 9: Stay in Your Lane

Having grown up through the USTA junior circuit, Reilly’s path to the ATP Tour is a relatable journey that thousands of junior tennis players can learn from. Reilly share’s his biggest piece of advice to all the junior tennis players and most importantly their parents for how to maximize their potential.

Give Yourself Space and Accelerate

Loose and Relaxed Grip

Drop Step Footwork

Catch and Balance

Accelerate to Hit Your Target

Explode Up Through Contact

Eye Line During the Toss

Stay Turned As You Load

Corrections For Missed Serves

Never Too Early to Prepare

Fully Extended Elbow at Contact

From the Top

Get to know the real Reilly Opelka. The good, the bad, and hilarious.