There are several winning strategies and techniques a tennis player can explore in the quest to improve on their game and become better and more competitively skilled players.  

However is doing so, the most important winning strategy that most tennis coaches would advice would be the consistency in practice. Being committed enough to take the time to practice the various different tennis strokes until they are mastered to a standard that will allow successful competitive play is certainly one way of gaining the advantage on the opponent.

The player, who is more focus on mastering the art of playing good tennis, would understand the need to practice strokes that seem to present a challenge or that is difficult to manage through the natural course of the game.

This dedication will allow the player to improve, as the mastering of the stoke, becomes fruitful and evident after a few focused sessions.  

Another aspect of the tennis game that should be taken into consideration is the mental side. Being able to play the game will would not only require the individual to have all the correct strokes, but would also require the player to be mentally ready for each return stroke.  

This mental readiness will create the ideal mind and body coordination that will eventually allow the body to execute winning

strokes. Training the mind to respond like a professional player is something worth considering. Professional train to identify chances of playing stokes and style that will cause the opponent to faulter.  

This mindset will allow the player to consistently and effectively return shots that would constantly challenge the opponent, and eventually cause the opponent to make mistakes or tire out.  

Mastering the strokes to the extent of being so comfortable, that the racquet would seem simply the extension of the natural hand movement is another technique that should come naturally if the player wants to excel at the game.  

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