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Start teaching juniors CONSISTENCY that wins matches!

by Mark Tennant Leave a Comment

A lot of coaches tell us that beginners need to be more consistent, but what does that mean? Are we focusing on the right forms of consistency? Tennis is a game of attack and defence, of changes of direction, of mastering the effectiveness of the strokes, of getting the ball to do what you want it to do. Tennis is not about hitting endless groundstrokes waiting for the opponent to make a mistake!

So let’s ditch the idea of consistency being about hitting over the net and in to court in long rallies, and instead let’s look at what consistency could mean! Our guide gives you drills to do just that!

How to avoid overtraining

by Mark Tennant Leave a Comment

Parents listening to other parents and kids talking about how much training they do every week are bound to ask questions about what is the right amount of training. What is too much? Is there such a thing as too much training for a child’s young body? There definitely is; it’s called over-training. We’ve put together a few simple questions to help parents and coaches monitor kids and be alert to possible over-training. Coaches can use this guide to help when talking to parents about the problem.

10 steps to introduce a player competency based system for your junior players

by Mark Tennant Leave a Comment

We are advocates of continual assessment where players show their tactical, technical, physical, competitive or social abilities over a period of time. Don’t miss Mark’s 10 step guide to introducing a player competency based system for your junior program. Now is the time to let go of age as the only criteria for progressing players.

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