Better rotation in the tennis stroke – mobility exercise with a gymnastic stick
Upper-body rotation in the kneeling position: mobility and trunk control as the foundation for a stable stroke preparation in tennis.
Build body control, mobility, and speed with age-appropriate athletic drills—an essential foundation for precise stroke mechanics, quick changes of direction, and versatile motor skills.
Upper-body rotation in the kneeling position: mobility and trunk control as the foundation for a stable stroke preparation in tennis.
The Penguin Walk trains foot and ankle control, balance, and the coordination basics for variable tennis footwork.
Lateral footwork with a raised heel to practice balance, foot control, and coordination-based movement stability.
Improve the mobility of your shoulders and thoracic spine—for smoother overhead movements, better posture, and more looseness on the tennis court.
Figure-eight movements in the deep lunge improve mobility, leg axis stability, and control in tennis-specific positions.
This mobility exercise improves shoulder mobility and posture - an important foundation for Serve, overhead, and stable stroke movements.
A simple mobility exercise for shoulder mobility, trunk control, and stable overhead movements in tennis.
A simple mobility exercise for hip control, leg guidance, and stable lateral movements in tennis.
Recline with band: a controlled mobility exercise for shoulder mobility, core stability, and overhead movements in tennis.
Out of a prone position, first lift your arms slightly off the floor. Then, lift your upper body off the floor in…
Targeted development of mobility, stability, and overhead control—with direct benefits for the Serve and core stability in tennis.
Although our 7-year-old player had been playing for 90 minutes prior to the screening in this workshop, she was unable to lift…