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Players learn basic rally, serve and net play skills along with activities that build tennis specific coordination. Rules of play and “I am a Good Sport” behaviours are also introduced.
In this article, I’ll review 12 essential tennis drills for beginners and kids. Each drill builds upon the next in a natural progression, helping introduce students to a variety of concepts while providing detailed instructions so you can run the drills on your own.
15 Ιαν 2010 · Parents want to do what is best for their children. They want to provide meaningful and positive experiences that will be enjoyable and lead to the positive development of the child. Tennis is a sport that a child can learn at a young age and enjoy with friends and family for a lifetime. This guide will provide you with the right tools
Kids learn tennis faster and can master skills before moving on to the next level. They’re playing real tennis and having a lot of fun at the same time. Kids build confidence in their game with balls they can hit and a court they can cover. With shorter matches, more kids can play competitively more often.
Not only is tennis a healthy lifetime sport, it’s an activity that helps in key development areas–mental skills and problem solving, accountability and sportsmanship, cardiovascular health, muscle strength, and eye-hand coordination–not to mention it’s more fun to play than ever before.
The First Set Learn & Play curriculum is built on two principles: Player Identity: Helping players adopt the identity that ‘I am a tennis player’. Player-Centered: Activities fit for the child (rather than squeezing the child into the activities) The structure and tools provided in the curriculum are resources for working towards these principles.
Net Generation shows tennis as a game where no child sits on the sidelines; where all children discover, develop, and play at their own pace; and where the skills and lessons they learn on the court
