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tennis easy for kids to play and easy for you to teach, supplying you with all you need to get started. Net Generation is a comprehensive platform and development program for kids ages 5 through 18. By creating a single platform for tennis in America—supported at every step of the way by the USTA—we believe we can grow
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We’ve built turnkey lesson plans for K-12, created in...
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- K-12 PE Tennis
Tennis Canada has developed a Long-term athlete development pathway (LTAD) for players. It progresses through 7 steps from a player’s first exposure to the sport, to being a professional player. Partway through the development, the path splits and players can choose a more “High Performance” stream or,
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Below are a few Tennis activities, example skill card and teaching considerations taken from the ‘Full Tennis Pack’ that you can use in your lessons.
In this article, we’re going to look at the following 12 essential tennis drills for beginners and kids. Each drill will build upon the next in a natural progression helping introduce students to a variety of concepts while providing detailed instructions so you can run the drills on your own.
How to Use the Tennis Lesson Plans The following lesson plans are developmentally appropriate for 3 rd -6 th grade students and focus on how to safely and effectively teach tennis in a gym, activity room, or outside playing area.
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