High knees on the wall
The player performs high knees against the wall, supporting herself with outstretched arms and lifting knees rapidly to a 90° angle
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The player performs high knees against the wall, supporting herself with outstretched arms and lifting knees rapidly to a 90° angle
High knees on the wall Read More »
Enhance your reaction time and focus with this drill designed to boost quick responses and tracking skills on the court
Improving Reaction Read More »
Enhance your net game by sprinting and practicing forehand, backhand volleys, and overhead shots with quick footwork
Sprint with Forehand Volley Backhand Volley and Overhead Read More »
The player performs long jumps from a standing position. The player performs long jumps from a standing position.
Standing Long Jumps Read More »
The aim is for the player to start his feet dynamically backwards (heel pulls towards the bottom) and for the arms to move dynamically alternately towards the legs.
The player stands at a short distance in front of a wall and performs short series of consecutive reactive breast passes with a medicine ball in small movements against the wall.
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The player stands in a shoulder-wide, stable stance. With his arms he simulates a fast sprint.
Arm work while standing Read More »
The basic requirement for a perfectly executed sprint is a stable position. Balance, close to the ground, flexible in the hip and upper body.
Rotation Steps and Sprint Read More »
Fast, agile, resilient, strong-nerved. Tennis players are many things, but they are never one: Resting. If you want to win you need to be constantly in motion.
Condi-Course: Side-Step, Hurdle Jumps, Agility Ladder Read More »
A player runs forwards and backwards on a line marked by cones. The player changes direction at each cone and sprints back after reaching the end of the line.
Forward and Backward Sprints Read More »
The players stand parallel to the line and jump with booth feet together as far as they can using their arms for impulse.
Explosive Long Jumps with Both Feet Read More »
Players sit and move their hands up and down as fast as possible drumming on a box. Training goal: This drill is designed to work explosive speed of the arms. Load and Reps: 10 seconds to 15 seconds of maximal intensity 3 to 5 times are recommended. Let players totally recover between reps.
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Players step down a box stretching their calves by pointing the foot up. The players will touch the ground with both feet and jump immediately onto the second box. The players will then repeat the procedure from the second box. The idea is to jump up using mostly the ankles.
Basic Speed – Reactive Jumps with Two Boxes Read More »
The player runs forwards through the ladder stepping once between each rung.
Agility Ladder – One on each Rung Forwards plus a Sideways Sprint Read More »
Players jump from a box stretching their calf muscles before they jump and trying to land with very little knee bend. The idea is to land and jump immediately using mostly the ankles and trying to achieve a very short contact with the ground. Training goal: This drill is designed to work explosive speed.
Speed Base – Box Jump Read More »
The player jumps forwards through the ladder alternating landing with both feet in and out of the ladder. The player sprints back forwards outside the ladder. The player should try to move as fast as possible without mistakes, moving lightly on his/her toes.
Agility Ladder – Jumps: In and Out plus a Forwards Sprint Read More »
Three stations with different jump and run patterns. Ideal for group warm up or as a part of a fitness program.
Group Warm up – Running and Jumping Stations Read More »
Jumps with lateral sprints are a good way to warm up. Although they are also an important part of a fitness program for tennis. The coach lines up 4 hurdles from the baseline to the net through the middle of the court, and cones on the sidelines.
Group Warm up – Two-legged Jump and Lateral Sprints Read More »
The coach stands at the net and shows the players where to move using hand signals. Side steps to the right Side steps to the left Forwards sprint Backwards sprint Rapid right-left quick steps Goal of training Warming up the legs with shuffle steps, side steps and sprints.
The players have to move to the following targets: One cone, forwards left (for a low step forwards to the left). One cone, forwards right (for a low step forwards to the right).
Quick Changes of Direction in a Small Area Read More »
Jumps with both feet over four mini-hurdles. One jump over a large hurdle. Land on the balls of the feet. Hold balance for one second.
Jumps, Reaction and Lateral Movement Read More »
Skip over four mini-hurdles. One jump over a large hurdle. Landing on the balls of the feet. Hold balance for one second.
Quick Skippings Over Hurdles Followed by Reaction Training Read More »
Large step lowering the body and touching the marker with both hands. Back with a cross-over step and two side steps. Repeat in both directions (forehand and backhand side).
Speed-Drills: Sprinting from a Low, Lateral Position Read More »