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The Forehand

Good technique is built on solid fundamentals. Alex walks you through his fundamental approach to the forehand using comparisons from other great players to help you improve your technique and dominate with your forehand.

The Backhand

Utilizing the technique and fundamentals taught to him by his mother as a young boy, Alex has one of the most technically sound and consistent backhands on tour. Here he shares those fundamentals and one key characteristic that the best two handed backhands have in common.

The Return

Against a big server, your return is the equalizer that will get you into the point. With one of the best returns on tour, Alex shares the key’s and fundamentals that you can incorporate into your game to start breaking serve more often.

Approach and First Volley

Getting comfortable coming forward to the net is much easier when you understand the strategy and angles of the court. Alex takes you through this approach and volley drill and explains the strategy behind a great transition game.

Slice To Backhand Down The Line

Your slice could be your new weapon, not only to throw your opponent off with different spin but to create an offensive ball for you to take down the line. Alex walks you through the strategy behind using your slice to create opportunities to get comfortable going from a slice to topspin backhand.

Backhand To Forehand Set Up

If your forehand is your weapon, this is a crucial pattern to grow comfortable with. Alex takes you through his strategy with his backhand crosscourt to gain the advantage in the point and go on offense with his forehand.

Neutralize Or Attack

When you’re in a defensive position you still have options to get back into the point at neutral or even back on offense. Alex discusses defensive strategy and the options you have to get back in the point with this effective drill.

Full Court Volley Drill

our strategy with a volley can differ depending on your court position but as always your legs are the key. Alex takes you through a great drill that will help you get comfortable hitting volleys from well behind the service line all the way to the top of the net.

Doubles Poach Defense

When your partner hits a poor return through the middle or your opponent poaches off the first ball you’re not out of the point. Mischa and Alex show you a great drill to teach you how to stand your ground and prove you’re never out of the point.

Doubles First Volley Poach

Being an aggressive doubles player means always looking for the ball when you’re at the net. Mischa and Alex walk you through a great doubles drill, discuss strategy, and tactics to make your opponents fear you at the net.

Mischa Vs. Sascha Warmup 101

Having an older brother and role model on the ATP Tour was motivation for Alex to one day compete at the highest level. Here Alex’s older brother, Mischa talks you through an intense warm up and shares tips on how to make sure your game is ready for any practice or match.

Mischa Vs. Sascha Mic'd Up Round 1

Sibling rivalries can be intense but a driving force for improvement. Watch Mischa and Sascha compete in a baseline game and listen as they talk through their strategy and evaluate each point.

Mischa Vs. Sascha Mic'd Up Round 2

There is something to learn after each and every point, listen to Mischa and Alex discuss strategy and mindset live in between points. After Mischa takes round 1, let’s see if Alex can even the score with a win in round 2.

Episode 1: Family Game

Meet your new instructor: the reigning Olympic Gold Medalist, Alexander Zverev. Tennis has been part of the Zverev family for generations and with an older brother on the pro tour, each family member played a vital and specific role in his development.

Episode 2: Plan For Tomorrow

As a young junior, Alex was not always the best in his age group and was yet to stand out from the crowd. There was no rush to be the best for Alex, his parents set out to develop his game for the future, not for today.

Episode 3: Welcome To The Show

In Alex’s final year of junior tennis, he found himself outside of the top 100 before ending the year as the #1 player in the world. As a young up and coming pro he recorded his first ATP tour win in 2014 on his way to making it to the semi-finals in Hamburg but was quickly brought back to reality after his clash with David Ferrer.

Episode 4: From Idol To Opponent

As a young boy, Alex idolized Roger Federer, watching him dominate the ATP Tour and holding up Grand Slam trophies dreaming of being the one raising the trophy one day. Alex recall’s his first victory over Roger Federer, the emotions of besting a boyhood idol and how close he was to holding his first Grand Slam trophy.

Episode 5: What People Don't See

As a fan, you often see the glamour and success of our favorite players. Here Alex shares a behind the scenes look at his rigorous training schedule and discusses the work that he puts in so that he can shine in the biggest moments.

Episode 6: The Brain Game

No two opponents are the same and when you’re competing with the best, the difference between winning or losing is in the details. Alex discusses his meditation practice and how his training and preparation changes depending on his opponent.

Episode 7: Trust In Yourself

t’s no secret that the mental game is one of the biggest aspects of tennis and in life. Alex discusses his strategies to improve his mental game, shares his advice to help you perform in pressure situations, and what he learned from his close call in the US Open final.

Episode 8: Learning Along The Way

Growing up with role models like his older brother Mischa, idols like Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, Alex hopes to inspire the next generation to work for and achieve their dreams just as they did for him. Still in the early stages of his career, Alex knows there will be ups and downs but it’s how you persevere through the tough moments that will pay off in the end.

It's All in the Shoulders

Move Through and Keep Attacking

Volley With Your Legs

Return Set Up and Positioning

Confidence In Your Decisions

Extra Topspin On The Backhand

Racquet Face Angle at Contact

Poach Footwork

Closed Stance, Hidden Target

Net Coverage With One Step

Follow Through, Then Recover

The Game Within The Game

Step and Move Through Deep Volleys

Compact and Clean Volleys

Focus On What You're Trying to Improve

Looking For the Right Ball to Poach

Development Over Results

Ready to React and Attack

Hold Or Attack

Stay Low and Athletic

Attack the Net

Aggressive Mindset In Your Footwork

Baiting Your Opponent For the Ball You Want

Ideal Contact Position

What You Don't See

Strategic Practices

Trust In What You Do

Left Hand Dominant Backhand

Open Stance vs. Semi Open Stance

Hide With Shoulder Turn, Follow Through, Recover

Loose Arm, Strong Forehand

Closed Stance Backhand

Patience Leads to Controlled Aggression

Backhand Preparation

Defense to Offense

Defend With Your Backhand Volley

There is Never Only One Way

Heartbreak to Motivation

The Guiding Hand

Rapid Fire

Get to know the real Alexander Zverev. The good, the bad, and hilarious.

Equipment

Alexander explains what his equipment is and why.

Fuel

Alexander explains what his diet is on and off the court.

The GOAT Debate

Alexander answers the question that everyone is talking about. Who will end up as the GOAT?