Sportplan has been very helpful in guiding me through my first year as a High School Coach.
In Nick Saviano's book, Maximum Tennis, Andre Agassi is said to have a very 'soft' left hand on his backhand, and yet often I hear and read many tips suggesting a very dominant, or active, supporting hand for the two handed backhand. Especially now, with the more semi-open stanced players, what should I suggest when teaching the backhand to developing players?
how do you teach topspin? what grip to you use?
What can you do to help a player with their serve, when they say they want to get more power on it?
What kind of racket must use a 14 female junior use(wheight,circumferince,etc.)
HOW DO YOU DO A SPIN SERVE
one of my student is playing is forehand , with slapping. pls let me know how to correct it. gana.
If the ball hits player's body and returns over the net, whose point is it?
How to win senior 70´s tournament singles? Strategy?
how do i improve my handback in tennis?
We have some players on a girls high school team who hit well, have good form and serve well but do run into confusion sometimes with remembering scores, hearing instruction when playing matches and processing speed can be a challenge as well because these players have language-based learning disabilities. They are strong players but I need some advice about best practices for lessons/coaching that will bring them the most success on the court. Are there specific drills/coaching techniques that are helpful? Also, I'm going to purchase some wrist score keeper bracelets unless someone knows of a better way for them to keep track of the score discreetly and quickly. (wrist or racket)
Hi All, I'm new to 10 and under tennis coaching and currently I'm coaching a group for red tennis and I need to measure the group progress.To know if I am doing fine in coaching them.for example after how many session they should be able to rally?
Hello. I have question for you all. What to teach first, for example a kid who is 6 years old? I am starting tennis coach career, so I need advices of you all. Thanks. :))
how do you do a lesson plan for serving and returning while rolling the ball with racket and (tactic) moving the opponent
Hi,I have hired a coach who teaches my son all the basic shots and drills. He is 7 years old and his progress is good. I am looking for a weekly planner BCS we don't have any coaching plans now. Right now we do feeding and rally but cannot measure his progress in the game. We are looking for a planner to follow daily and measure his game progress. Also looking for all court drill videos for improving the movements.
How should I put more topspin and depth and height on my forehand shots, I want to get it more consistent and practice putting more power on them.
l have kids still struggling to catch and do motor skills how best can l tackle that ?
If the ball hits player's body and returns over the net, whose point is it?
In Nick Saviano's book, Maximum Tennis, Andre Agassi is said to have a very 'soft' left hand on his backhand, and yet often I hear and read many tips suggesting a very dominant, or active, supporting hand for the two handed backhand. Especially now, with the more semi-open stanced players, what should I suggest when teaching the backhand to developing players?
Psychology in tennis HELP!!! I have a daughter who is an excellent player who only started playing tennis seriously last yr at the age of 13. She is a much better player than all the people she has completed against in matches but always loses due to over hitting and getting upset if the wrong call is made (which happens frequently due to how fast she hits and serves) do we need some sort of psychological help for this. what is the best way to get this... books, councilling ??? any help would be most appreciated thanks
I am teaching only 4 lessons to year 3 and need some good ideas to cover the basic strokes and game play?
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A tiebreak is a short sprint where every point is worth the same as a break of serve. The players who win them are rarely the ones who hit hardest. Here is how to coach the patterns, habits and scoreboard thinking that win the big points.
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