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Ten Trips will work on your students' tossing and targeting skills. Great for large groups of any ability. Have players form a large c...

I will be posting some cooperative activities modified for tennis, inspired by a recent post on ThePhysicalEducator.com. The first is Back M...

Bump Up is from Mark Savage, USPTA certified Tennis Director at Sportsplex in New Windsor, NY. Best for young beginners. Have players spr...

I learned this dribbling variation from one of my students. He is 5. I was showing him the various ways to dribble a ball (ups, downs, self-...

Tongue out = sure sign of focus Spill It is deceptively simple. It is suitable for your youngest beginners, but it requires a combinatio...

Put all those extra giveaway bean bag balls in your tennis cart bag of tricks You have probably played this game with water balloons. It...

Jog Ball is a quick and easy warm-up for all ages and abilities. Players jog lightly in a circle. While they are jogging, they toss a ball u...

Will Hamilton from www.fuzzyyellowballs.com demonstrating his tossing skills Tossing and catching skills are central to many sports. In...

Clap The Bounce is from a PTR 10 and Under booklet. It adds variations to the Bounce, Catch activity most coaches are familiar with. Best ...

Living on a lake, I actually own one of these This is a catching drill cleverly disguised as silly fun with silly objects.  Players will...

4.5 foot strip of tennis heaven Those 4.5 foot wide alleys on the 78-foot court come in handy for lots of things besides doubles. Alle...

Organized train crashes used to be a thing back in the day, believe it or not Speaking of things crashing, try Train Wreck to spice up ...

Lollipops is good for young beginners, but like any quality activity, can be easily adapted for older players. Players work together in ...

Thanks Texas Longhorns water ski team for the graphic. Yellow and green are your throw down spots. Red is path of player. I have seen m...

I saw this warm-up in a PTR 10 and Under booklet. I love the concept. I have updated the name to something a little more imaginative. It d...

Easier said than done? I first saw this deceptively simple warm-up at a recreational coaches workshop. It is definitely a right brain ac...

I have three teaching aids that stay on my cart: clothes pins, throw down spots, and cones. I use one or more of them at just about every le...

Here's a game that combines a warm-up for your ABC's (Agility, Balance, Coordination) with a team-based activity. Great for large ...

I found this drill through a LinkedIn post by Alan Wright of CETA Tennis . Players attempt this individually so it is great for small or od...

I have seen Superstar demonstrated a couple of times. Haven't used it yet, but it is working its way up the queue. Props to those of y...