29. ITF Level 2 Coaching Course - Planning the tennis training - II

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Coach Education Series Copyright © ITF 2007 Drills Important aspects to consider • The player knows and understands the main and secondary goals of the drill • Player gives 100% effort, concentration and intensity • Go for quality instead of quantity: e.g. ‘hit the best 5 balls you can’ • When the quality of performance begins to drop: stop the drill
Coach Education Series Copyright © ITF 2007 Drills Structure (I) • Easier drills should be performed before more difficult drills • Technical drills (those which don’t involve decision making) should be done before tactical ones • Learning or correction drills should be done before drills aimed at stabilising the skills of the player
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