Tennis drills for technique strength
- Two players run against each other.
- Run through the pawns to the net.
- Then sprint to back line.
- Whoever touches the back line first has won.
![drawing Slalom run](https://www.yoursportplanner.com/en/uploads/dt_images/830652c8d1d494359c416a7d7283d647365cbd59d11d2.jpg)
Closing the lesson: doubling
![drawing Party](https://www.yoursportplanner.com/en/uploads/dt_images/82818fe5f0f6f82837fd05cf092e05c34897e2f6a3a8f.jpg)
- Trainer plays from the service box to opposite side
- Player runs in and hits the ball back aiming to hit the pyramid of pawns.
- Each hit is 1 point.
![drawing Pyramid](https://www.yoursportplanner.com/en/uploads/dt_images/8235528b0f67b2b1723e43f4ddf995cf88485557c1905.jpg)
- If you are right-handed stand sideways to the net with your right shoulder facing your opponent. This way you are at the right angle to give power.
- Drop your racket behind your body at the moment you turn your body. This way you use your hips and shoulders to give power to your stroke.
- During the swing, keep the arm extended and wrist stable. The elbow is slightly bent at the moment of impact because then you can give the ball direction and, if you want, a spin.
- Hit the ball when it reaches the height of your front hip. Be sure to move your feet toward the ball and put your weight on your front leg as you strike.
Left-handers stand with left shoulder facing the opponent.
You can also practice this exercise well against a wall.
You can also practice this exercise well against a wall.
- We work in pairs.
- The ball is brought into play with a (forehand) service.
- The students play with forehands at each other, where the height (under a magic cord) and depth (newspaper) is controlled.
- Every time the newspaper is hit, you get a point.
- Who has the most points after X time?
- The teacher's example shows balance ('standing firmly') and the shape of a 'quiet swing'.
- Extra assignment there are three different newspapers for the students. (left-middle-right)
- POSITION 1: KNEES LIFT LENGTH BASELINE _ NET
- POSITION 2: LUNGES WITH ROTATION FH/ BH
- POSITION 3: TAPPING LINES WITH HAND / RACKET // SERVICE BOX
- POSITION 4: SKATE ON THE DOUBLE LINES WITH BALANCE
- POSITION 5: RCKET JUMPING L-R
= Sliding through system: Lunges- knees lift- racketspin-lines taps- 1 leg jumps with balance
exercise takes 1 min - 30 sec rest (move to next exercise) = 7.5 min/ lap = 2 rounds = 15 min
![drawing Footwork LEGS (5)](https://www.yoursportplanner.com/en/uploads/dt_images/1674829427a0f3646b14608ecf90ca37be9ef899248b1.jpg)
- The players use the lines of the pitch - no equipment needed.
- They are given different tasks that they will perform 1',
- then 1' rest and work your partner (keep the distance).
- Stand along the line: Tapping RV over the line as much as possible. / Tap LV across the line as much as possible.
- Hop from one line to the other - are you falling? Start again. (put extra stripe/strip in the middle)
- 2 feet across the line, 2 feet behind the line.
- base line posture - net
- Long jump followed by a high jump
- The player starts at the starting cone;
- Move low and sideways running to the next cone.
- Jumping back to the previous cone
- Afterwards back to the 2nd cone and jump back.
![drawing Lateral movement with jumping back](https://www.yoursportplanner.com/en/uploads/dt_images/17100baff7d2e878bbe6c1297478bffb82921476002cc.jpg)
- The player zigzags face to face to the net as fast as possible; between the cones.
- The next player may leave if the player in front of him is in half.
- The trainer throws a ball forward
- The player must at the end of his series after one collision replay this ball with FH --> then BH.
Variants:
- Hopping LF / RF
- Circle around each cone
- 2 feet jumping over the cones
- Same in BH - throw the other side and start.
![drawing lateral movement group with playing FH/ BH](https://www.yoursportplanner.com/en/uploads/dt_images/1710521bc3080cfb5bbb27013b5cfda93db1e8dd9a059.jpg)