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Differential learning allows tennis players to explore variations in technique and movement, enhancing adaptability and creativity, leading to improved performance and reduced injury risk.
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Life Kinetics is the form of training that couples perceptual tasks with cognitive challenges and unusual, fun movement.
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10 steps to rallying- part 10: goal achieved, players will use the regular ball from now on
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10 steps to rallying – Part 9: Next Step: a change to the orange ball
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In 10 steps to rallying – Part 8: First rallies
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10 steps to rallying – Part 7: The control stroke
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10 steps to rallying- Part 6: Getting used to the tennis ball
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10 Steps to Rallying – Part 5: First Challenges
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Warming Up
Effective short programs that ensure tennis-specific warm-up at the beginning of a training session.
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Technical and tactical drills and complex training for all levels of players.
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Technical and tactical drills and complex training for the serve and return.
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Technical and tactical drills and complex training for all levels of players.
Doubles Drills
Technical and tactical training for all intermediate and advanced players. Perfect for team training.
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Drills to improve tennis-specific endurance, speed and strength
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Warmup strokes in the service boxes.
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Serve Analysis
Serve analysis with swing path animations, side-by-side slideshows, technique comparison and technical guidelines.
Return Analysis
Return analysis with swing path animations, side-by-side slideshows, technique comparison and technical guidelines.
Forehand Analysis
Forehand analysis with swing path animations, side-by-side slideshows, technique comparison and technical guidelines.
Backhand Analysis
Backhand analysis of one-handed and two-handed players, topspin and slice with swing path animations, side-by-side slideshows, technique comparison and technical guidelines.
Net Play Analysis
Volley analysis, with half volley and overhead, with swing path animations, side-by-side slideshows, technique comparison and technical guidelines.
Pros Matchplay Analysis
Tactics analysis of the top players
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Improving Serve
In this section, you will find everything you need to develop the serve your player always wanted.
Improving Return
Learning to block fast serves, chip and charge, and returning spin serves are skill sets that must be targeted and developed.
Improving Forehand
After reviewing the videos in our forehand technique section you will have a much better understanding of all the important technical fundamentals of the forehand and will know exactly how to correct common mistakes.
Improving Backhand
By understanding and practicing the technical fundamentals in these videos, you will be well on your way to a more efficient and reliable backhand groundstroke.
Improving Net Play
As you will learn from the videos in our volley technique section, when volleying, less is more. A “quiet” racquet and the integration of all the fundamentals described in the videos will get you ready to handle anything coming at you when at the net.
Improving Footwork
Footwork is an "umbrella" term describing how players should move on the court. Footwork is a key element of player development. Footwork in tennis is not just about speed training. It is much more specific.
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Groundstrokes Tactics
In this section, you will find everything you need to develop the strategies your player always wanted.
Serve Tactics
The serve is one of the most important shots in tennis and can make the difference between winning and losing. Tactical training is about placement, speed, variation through different spin types, use of game patterns and combinations, and creating mental pressure.
Return Tactics
Overall, there are many tactical options that can be applied to the return in tennis. Proper placement, attack or defense, variation, anticipation, and mental pressure can all help control the game and defeat your opponent. It is important to try different tactics and find out which ones work best to perfect your return.
Net Play Tactics
Getting control at the net can shorten rallies and win a quick point. Choosing the right placement of volleys, half-volleys and overhead shots and covering correctly is crucial.
Doubles Tactics
This section will explain doubles tactical fundamentals that will help your players feeling comfortable on the court.
Body & Mind
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Tips for mental training on court that will help players become more "match-ready" and tough.
MoStabi
Mobility and Stability Training (short "MoStabi") with Re-Function specialist Silvester Neidhardt.
Neuro Innovations
Neuro Skills for the visual system (eye training), vestibular system (balance) and proprioceptive system (body periphery).
Neuro Innovations
Movement task with adding a sequence of numbers in increments of 6
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Body + Mindset
Erase negative thoughts with the hop-hit method
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Neuro Innovations
MoStabi: Whole body warm up in three planes
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Neuro Innovations
Body Oxygen Level Test
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Neuro Innovations
Thumb tracking on three levels
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Neuro Innovations
Eye training with head movement
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Groundstrokes Development
This section is all about providing ideas to help young players understand and practice forehands and backhands.
Sending and Receiving
One can not play tennis if one is not able to get the point started, so one of the first important skills to develop in young children is the ability to serve and return.
Net Game Development
This section is full of technical and tactical ideas to help young players experience all aspect of net play in a fun and exciting way. Explore the many different ideas to build confidence moving forwards.
Athletic Development
In this section you will find many ideas to help young children develop into healthier and more complete athletes and hence better players. The section also includes exercises to develop tennis specific footwork.
Motor Development
Motor and athletic building blocks in children's training for the development of the physical base.
Kids Testing
The rate of injury in young children playing competitive tennis is on the rise. Children are starting to train seriously at a younger age, and the additional stress on their body often leads to injury. However, many of these injuries can be prevented by making sure the players's bodies are working properly.
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Serve Tactics
Serve Tactics
Serve and Volley to The \”T\” on Key Points
When serving and volleying the best strategy is to serve mostly to your opponent’s weakness. You must be a me...
Serve Tactics
Serve and Volley Against an Opponent that Stands far Behind the Baseline to Return
An opponent that returns from far behind the baseline gives you more time to get closer to the net after the serve allow...
Serve Tactics
Mix in Some Serving and Volleying against and Opponent that Chips the Return
A good strategy against an opponent that always plays a safe chip return is to serve and volley. You must be...
Serve Tactics
Do not Forget the Body-serve
Normally trying to stretch the opponent when serving is very effective. However, sometimes the best option is to hit the...
Serve Tactics
Make the First Serve after a Double Fault
Double faults kill you in tennis. Besides loosing the point, it is easy to lose confidence, so after a double fault, hit...
Serve Tactics
Try to Get the Returner off Balance with your Serve
Every one returns better when comfortable. A good goal to have when serving is to stretch the opponent, to get him/her o...
Net Play Tactics
Follow your Ball to the Net when Serving and Volleying
The middle of the court is not always the best place to stand to cover the net. Standing slightly towards the side where...
Serve Tactics
Learn to Hit the Serve to different Targets and with Different Spins off the Same Toss
If you vary your toss depending on the target, your opponent will usually be able to move early and return better....
Serve Tactics
Do not Vary the Serve on Key Points – Make the Opponent use his/her Weak Side
Varying the serve will help you keep the opponent guessing and will keep the opponent from grooving his/her return....
Serve Tactics
Focus on the Contact Point when Serving
In tennis you are always trying to coordinate the body to make sure the racquet head arrives at contact at the right tim...
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