Hey everyone!
Drills are key for those wanting to take their tennis game to the next level because they teach strategy, tactics and movement through repetition.
This is a great drill that I call "T-to-T". With 2 players up at net and two players behind the baseline, the latter practices hitting hard and low to the three Ts (the middle and both side corners of the service boxes.) This forces higher, weaker returns will give the defensive team at the baseline the offensive edge they need to take control of the point.
Not only does this drill teach players where to hit the ball, but it also teaches them how to move with the ball and work with their partner.
Work on this with your teammates and afterward, use it in a practice match.
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