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Another mash-up today. Title contributed from one of my students - thanks, Zeb! Super flexible, fun for any age and ability. You will need s...

I have written about a tennis version of the children's playground game Foursquare in the past . This one is from Joey Rive in the Ja...

Short, Mid, Deep is one of several drill ideas contained in a recent TennisPro Magazine article by PTR Master of Tennis Oliver Stephens. P...

Maybe this is what we should call the neutral zone Tennis.com has a great article out on reducing errors . Naturally we all want to red...

Depth Charge appeared in an article from Tennis Pro magazine (December 2010) by Rob Antoun. It was suggested as a warm-up, but I love it fo...

Skill Pyramid is similar to the 5 Points drill but on steroids. Which of course I do not support in any way. But you get my meaning. Stu...

This game is harder than it seems. It is easily adaptable for different size groups and abilities. Divide players into two groups at one o...

Be thankful you are not facing these two in this drill Two On One is a demanding activity, perfect for odd numbers of players. It's...

If you want to get really tricky and you have lots of throw down lines try dividing the court like this While we are on the topic of d...

I'll take the slice on the deuce side please Thanks Aaron Fox for this simple but versatile and effective drill, presented at the F...

This game is from a PTR Kids Tennis manual, where it is called This & That. But I just couldn't see the connection between the n...

Wildwood RC has some tips on the bunt lob So many tennis students spend their clinic time grinding out ground strokes. While important, ...

Yellow x's = cone locations Red numbers = the four service locations I first learned this game from Brian Clark at one of his USC-L...