Tennis is an exceptionally prominent game not only for grown up individuals but rather additionally to kids. The tennis drills described below are important to train the beginners for capacity building in order to learn the skills and systems of tennis. Around a Circle To properly execute this drill, there needs to be a group […]
These drills are specific for singles games: One Ball Live A minimum of 8 players is needed for this game. Two sets of players rally with one another in a “split-court” set up, in which the court is halved vertically. Two balls are put in play with a drop-hit, for two simultaneous rallies. Once an […]
Whether you’re picking up a racket for the first time or just looking to brush up on the basics, here’s a detailed breakdown for you. TIP #1: MINI TENNIS WARM-UP The first tennis tip we want to serve up is the “mini” court method. This warm-up allows the player to slow down their swings and […]
These drills are best for adults to practice on a regular basis: Down the Alley This drill helps the players to focus on consistency and exactness, rather than simply control. It is to be practiced for 10 minutes. Every player remains on inverse sides of the court in the doubles. The group needs to hit […]
Good footwork allows a player to reach the right position in time to execute a shot that has a high probability of success. More time, means more options and increases your chances of winning the point. Bad footwork, on other the hand, leads to poor timing, power and consistency, which can knock a player’s unforced […]
Tennis is a game where little changes can receive huge benefits. Here are some essential drills to help enhance the weakest areas of your tennis practice. Cross-Court Point Play Drills that involve playing points are considered “live ball” drills — they involve playing out situations close to what you might experience during an actual match. […]
These drills are all possible with the help of just one other person. The great things is, both players benefit from the training in most cases as well. No one has to pretend they are an instructor for too long. Cross Court Forehands Even though it’s commonly referred to as crosscourt forehands, this is just […]
With short attention spans and an urge to quickly switch to another activity when the current game gets tired, it can be a little harder to help a child learn the game of tennis. Not being able to hit the ball can also be detrimental for a child. With some games and, of course, tennis drills for kids, you can help them get the hang of things, and they will improve in no time at all.
Fun, challenging drills can greatly accelerate a player’s improvement. Here are some tennis drills for beginners, intermediates, and advanced players. Five Great Shots Line up in the middle of the court near the baseline. Feed the ball to the opponent, playing out the point. Look for angles early in the rally, setting up a potential […]
Beginning players need repetition while also setting goals. For this drill, players simply stand on opposite sides of the service line and count as they hit the ball back and forth as many times as possible. Advanced beginners should practice this with volleys, closing in on the net after every shot. This drill allows players to focus on building fundamentals, but setting goals to hit five, 10 or 20 shots in a row motivates them to perform better.