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On-Court Movement and Footwork
Forehand with and without Resistance
First the player will shadow the stroke several times attached to a resistance band. Then the coach will feed the same...
On-Court Movement and Footwork
Shadow Swings with Resistance
A resistance elestic band is an excellent way to overload the muslces while the player performs his/her normal movem...
Fitness and Regeneration
Lateral Cone Slalom with Forward Sprint
The player runs laterally zigzagging through a cone line. At the end o the line, the player turns around and sprints. Th...
Fitness and Regeneration
In and Out of the Square
A player moves in and out of a square on the ground. The idea is for the player to move quickly with short steps in al d...
Fitness and Regeneration
Quick Side Steps with Changes of Direction
A player moves with short quick side steps on a line marked by cones. The player changes direction at each cone and spri...
Fitness and Regeneration
Forward and Backward Sprints
A player runs forwards and backwards on a line marked by cones. The player changes direction at each cone and sprints ba...
Fitness and Regeneration
Figure “8”
Players run around two cones in a figure 8 pattern Training goal: This drill is designed to work on agility and speed....
Fitness and Regeneration
Arm and Leg Coordination with the Agility Ladder
Working on backward movement coordination should be standard in any conditioning program. Jürgen Müller and Rainer Öhle...
Fitness and Regeneration
Reaction: Stepping on Targets on Command
Our players should react to a verbal signal from the coach and move as quickly as possible to tap different color target...
Fitness and Regeneration
Shuffling around Balls
The players place a ball at each point of the compass round them. The distance to each ball should be approx. three metr...
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