Player lays down on the ground. Player performs bicycle action to work on core muscles.
In this drill player develops core muscles' strength. Bicycle is a great drill because it involves all muscles needed for effective coiling and uncoiling action in tennis so players should build this area to improve their game and avoid possible injuries.
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