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A coaching cue in which players sight the ball through their fingertips on the service toss in order to reduce low serves into the net.
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Professional tennis players take 3-4 times more steps per shot than recreational players. Includes a coaching cue to improve your students’ footwork.
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Minimize distracting thoughts by having your players count each time the ball contacts a racquet.
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A tennis drill to teach your students to hit volleys out in front of their body.
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Ready position at the net is slightly different than in the backcourt, with the tennis racquet lifted to eye level and the arms moved forward.
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A progression that teaches students how to rotate the shoulders backwards to hit a volley when the ball is coming directly at their body

Following the serve to the net is a coaching cue that will place players in the optimal position to volley the return shot.

React perfectly to rapid shots by visualizing your return in advance.
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Tips for testing whether the tennis balls you are about to purchase have retained their bounce.

Four tips to prevent distractions when teaching tennis to a group of students.

Students will time their returns better if they start their swing when the incoming ball hits the court.

A coaching cue that teaches players about when to look up after making contact with the ball.
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Advantages of a compact swing and two ways to develop a shorter backswing.

Keep your head and body still by staring at the point of contact after the hit.
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