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Sportplan's tennis session planner lets you build a session online from 1200+ library drills, with diagrams, many with video, or from your own sketches. Pick a template, add drills, then save, print or share the plan with coaches and players, and present it full-screen at the court. Or ask Kit, Sportplan's coaching assistant, to plan it for you.
Every drill in the planner comes from Sportplan's library of 1200+ tennis drills, with diagrams and, for many, video.
Yes. Sportplan's tennis session planner lets you pick drills from a library of 1200+, add your own, and save, print or share the finished plan.
Keep sessions simple: one theme, plenty of fed balls early so players get lots of reps, then a live rally or point-play drill that uses the skill under pressure.
Split the group so everyone is active, not queuing: feeding lines, paired rallies or small games. Rotate roles often and keep instructions short between balls.
Yes. A tennis lesson plan template sets out the theme, warm-up, drills and a scoring game for the time you have; Sportplan's planner fills one in with drills from its library.
Rally against a wall or backboard, work on ball-bouncing and footwork patterns, and serve into targets. It builds touch and consistency between coached sessions.
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Write your Tennis plans online. Choose from a variety of templates recommended by top teachers and sports governing bodies. Simply click and type. You can also add your own sketches or insert drills from the Tennis library. Create professional plans in minutes.
You can return to your plans whenever you like to make improvements, add notes and share them with coaches and players. You can even make comments on plans that have been shared with you, making it the perfect way to share Tennis knowledge and ideas with others at your school or club.
Easily write a plan and share it with another coach or teacher. Every exercise will have a diagram and play button, so they can understand it quickly and have confidence to teach. They can even check out the plans on their mobile phone!
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