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Author Archives: Anthony Jones
Fun Tennis Drills
Tennis teachers usually have a great number of tennis drills to use for a single tennis court. Since most tennis coaches start their career by teaching private lessons or smaller groups, they soon become quite comfortable teaching their tennis drills on one court. However, under certain circumstances, teaching pros have to adjust to using multiple tennis courts. Such instances are teaching high school or college tennis teams, tennis camps, or a league team. Many tennis coaches freeze up when it comes to dealing with large groups on multiple courts. Here are three tennis drills to use on multiple tennis courts to help struggling tennis coaches. Continue reading