Tennis: Serve and return pattern with forehand

Player serves from the deuce side. Coach feeds short ball to the deuce side. Player moves forward, sets up close stance and hits offensive forehand.

Player serves wide from the ad side. Coach feeds 2 balls to the ad side. Player executes pattern using forehand inside in and forehand inside out.

The player serves from the Deuce side, aiming for the body of the imaginary opponent. The coach then feeds the ball to the player's backhand side. The player then has to hit an aggressive forehand inside out by running around to get into position to hit the shot.

Player serves to the T from deuce side Coach feeds the ball to the ad side Player takes forehand and hits it to the ad side

Coach feeds first ball deep to the forehand side. Player hits deep forehand down the line. Coach feeds second ball short to the backhand side. Player quickly runs around and hits offensive forehand inside in.

Coach feeds the ball to ad side Player hits backhand slice down the line Coach feeds the ball back with higher topspin Player finishes with forehand inside out

Coach feeds 3 balls to the ad side Player hits 2 backhand slices cross-court and 1 forehand topspin inside in

The coach and player maintain a rally whilst volleying The player puts their non-dominant hand behind the back and hits all the volleys using only their dominant hand

Coach stands next to the player. Coach drops balls at regular height. Player executes backhand at the fastest speed possible.

Coach stands in front of the player. Coach tosses the balls in front of the player, with every ball shorter. Player hits a forehand from close stance and moves through the shot to be closer to the net after every shot. Player continues until he reaches the service line.

Coach stands on the player's side Coach drops 2 balls from each position (in front of the player, on the side, behind the player). Player runs 2 times to each position and executes regular forehand with aim to keep balanced body