Purpose: Series of progression drills for the forehand for kids. Description: For younger kids use smaller rackets and foam or low compression balls. Start with the students in a safe distance apart and each player will have one ball. Then have them drop the ball in front and tap it about head high in a controlled manner. Students are trying to maintain this self-rally in a limited area. The goal can be successful number of hits in a row or cumulative hits. Safety: Ensure players are well spread out.
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