In a tiebreak every point feels decisive, and that pressure can change how players play.
Many players become passive or overly aggressive under pressure
Sticking to familiar patterns and high-percentage shots is usually safer
A consistent between-points routine helps reset after each point
Focusing on the next point rather than the score can reduce anxiety
Read more: the between-points routine and choking in tennis .
What do you focus on during a tiebreak?
A tip from coaching: decide before the tiebreak what your first-serve pattern will be. Having a plan reduces decision-making under pressure. Simple choices, made early, are easier to execute.
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