The coach sets up the mini net in the forecourt, parallel to the net. The player practices the disguised (feinted) forehand drop shot
The coach sets up the mini net in the forecourt, parallel to the net. The player practices the disguised (feinted) forehand drop shot
Train backhand angles on the run with clear targets, active rotation, and a fast recovery back to the center of the court.
Improve overhead coordination in beginners using simple but effective exercises with the balloon.
You control the length of your serve primarily by how you toss the ball. With small variations, you will quickly develop a much better feel for it.
Players must use their footwork to be where the ball bounces. This is the only way to achieve the optimal hitting position.
Getting Started
To understand and use TennisGate, please visit the three demo areas.
We offer valuable features on the site that help you to use our system in the most efficient way.
In our “How to use” sections, we introduce you to TennisGate from the perspective of a coach, player or parent.
To get the most out of TennisGate, it’s good to understand our 4 Level System for player development.
Tennis-specific filter system, collection tool, and state-of-the-art tennis media! The demo of the site features shows you how to use these tools to easily filter, find, and organize content to help you reach your goals.
We will show you how you can use TennisGate as a coach to achieve your coaching goals step by step.
The TennisGate 4 Level System offers players, coaches and parents a clear guide to recognise a player's current level and assign the right training and tactical tips to improve quickly and systematically.