
Ball Drop Speed Drill
category: Movement
Player 1 is feeding and can start halfway between the service line and the net with arms outstretched at shoulder height.
Player 2 is working...
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category: Movement
Player 1 is feeding and can start halfway between the service line and the net with arms outstretched at shoulder height.
Player 2 is working...
category: Agility-Fitness
The coach rolls the ball in different directions, whilst the player moves with shuffle step and let the ball roll through the legs.
category: Serve-and-Return
Set up as shown with two cones in one corner of the court. The player at the ends where the cones are works on their serve, with the receiver returnin...
category: Agility-Fitness
Fasten a resistance band to the net post.
Walk out until it is stretched as far as possible.
Hold the band (can loop hand inside for gr...
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In this video you're going to learn when you should be shuffling back from the recovery and when you shouldn't and what to do if you don't have enough...
... To perform the Kbands Tennis Shuffle Drill athletes will need a set of Kbands Leg Resistance Bands, 2 Speed and Agility Cones (optional),...
toss ball at the end of the cones, and then the player will catch the ball with hands or on racquet and shuffle back through cones
Player starts on the service line (facing the back fence). Player shuffles from side to side until coach shouts "GO!" and feeds the bal...
This is a drill that should be done fast and against the clock.Player starts at the baseline center and at command, he shuffles sideways to the left c...
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