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
Let's take a look at the forehand of a very talented boy in the orange stage.
It’s all about rhythm! Three adjustment steps, perfect high contact point, and a forward motion flow. Grigor Dimitrov shows us his high backhand volley here.
A child dodges out of the way of rolling Swissballs in a marked triangle – a reaction game that trains accuracy, body control and quick action.
How Federer creates balance on the run: master footwork, build a strong base, and improve your forehand under pressure.
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Side jumps, wall throws, and one-leg stability: a coordination tennis exercise for reaction, balance, and ball control.
Enhance knee stability and rotational control to support safer changes of direction in tennis.
Enhance shoulder mobility and control to improve serve mechanics and protect the joint from overload.
Improve cervical mobility to enhance visual tracking, posture, and stroke stability in tennis.
Activate and control the scapula to support wider swings, better energy transfer, and shoulder resilience.
Lateral jumps combined with overhead coordination: a challenging exercise for timing, stability, and dynamic control.
Lateral jumping power meets ball coordination: a simple but effective exercise for stability and balance.
Split step meets diagonal catching motion: a drill for tracking, rhythm, stability, and explosive footwork.
Diagonal catch in step position: tracking, reaction, and rhythm in one exercise.
The exercise combines visual perception, rhythm, diagonal movement patterns, and whole-body stability.
The perfect warm-up for the court—train your focus, timing, and balance with the high-low ball drill!
Coordination, focus, and balance in one movement—the one-leg challenge overhead.