A hoop is set on the ad side in a standing position. Player serves from the ad side, and tries to make the ball land inside the hoop.
Serve, rally and score is a motto for teaching kids nowadays.
It is important to teach these basics of tennis as soon as possible to let kids fall in love with the sport. Serving motion is the most complex process in tennis so more emphasis should be put on placement at young age, rather than the perfect technique.
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