Lunge-Bounces with diagonal ball catching
Low Lunge-Bounces with diagonal ball catching combine short ground contacts, stable footwork and hand-eye coordination.
Low Lunge-Bounces with diagonal ball catching combine short ground contacts, stable footwork and hand-eye coordination.
Let it drop vertically, catch it diagonally across the body: This exercise combines hand-eye coordination with a stable stance.
Tappings with ball circles, lateral dribbling and catching combine quick foot contacts with varied coordination tasks.
Fast tappings with ball circles combine foot rhythm, arm-leg coordination, and a stable ready position.
Consciously vary forehand, backhand, spin, and height: this turns warm up strokes into training for changing game situations.
Throw the ball up, keep moving, and catch it securely: a simple movement task for ball control, coordination, and spatial awareness.
Catch the ball and freeze the movement at the same time: a coordination task for ball control, balance, and stable body positions.
Throw, clap, catch and freeze: The exercise trains timing and body control for the transition from movement to a stable position.
Toss the ball up, turn once and reorient yourself: after the bounce, the goal is to find the ball again quickly and…
Toss up, turn, clap and freeze: this complex ball task challenges orientation, timing and body control under time pressure.
A multidirectional hip mobility flow for more mobility, active control, and variable movement positions on the tennis court.
Creative Mini tennis doubles: pass or play directly? Variable rules promote ball control, movement and tactical decisions as a team.