Sportplan has been very helpful in guiding me through my first year as a High School Coach.
i m looking for a book that can give me warm ups, fun active games, exercises for pre school children starting the basics of tennis
hey, I would like to know what is the best way to teach beginners the forearm and backhand and serve?
How can I run drills inside before the weather is okay to go out?
I coach 4-7 year olds, and when I'm teaching serves I usually start with the throwing technique without a racket, before introducing the ball toss. Someone has suggested I teach a catapult serve as a part of the learning process. I personally think this would teach bad habits as there is no toss up. Any opinions on this? Thx
I could use some relatively easy technique drills that are fun to keep the kids I train interested. They have played for 4 months (beginners) and are aged 4-5. If you know some fun drills involving forehand and backhand I would very much appreciate if you'd answer this question! Thanks in advance!
I train a group of six children on a mini tennis court aged 4-5. They have all different abilities. How do I give all of them the needed training without making it too complicated for some or too easy for others?
Are there any drills or lesson plans for coaching children's tennis?
was just looking to see if anyone has any short term planning/ ideas for deliveringtennis to KS1 and KS2 children-mixed ability ?
classes need example for children, including games,
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Please provide a structured 5 year old begginner lesson
l have kids still struggling to catch and do motor skills how best can l tackle that ?
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