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FOUNDATION OF A GREAT TENNIS PLAYERball on their first day and then a decade later. There is
Carl Richardno substitute for a good beginning. The athlete is a
Building the tallest buildings requires the carefulbio-computer and needs to be programmed correctly
construction of a strong secure foundation. Thisfrom the beginning. When a player does not have a
foundation takes many months to build and anyonegood stroke foundation, they have little or no tactical
watching the building site wonders when the real workoptions. They may be able to get by for a while,
will really start. Then suddenly, in a matter of days, itpossibly even experiencing some success, but
seems 10 stories have gone up and it’seventually they will break down, because there is no
almost done.solid foundation. Winning is a by-product of good skills.
Good tennis strokes are the foundation of anyIt is a tennis teacher’s job to help a student
player’s game. Careful attention must bedevelop good, long-lasting tennis skills. A good tennis
given to this foundation, in order to ensure ateacher will try and make it as fun as possible while
player’s success and longevity in the game.the client is working hard developing these skills.
Without proper strokes there can be no strategy.Development of competency in their strokes will result
The dimensions of the court and associated physicalin an inner satisfaction in students of knowing that they
laws primarily dictate stroke production. Noare able to do something well. Then the tennis student
coach’s opinion or any unique theoryloves the game. They are confident in their ability and
matters as much.enjoy practicing and improving their skills. A
Furthermore, there must be an understanding in theself-sustaining system is therefore being created.
parents mind as well as the player about theSpend the time and money early on building a strong
neurological connection between how a child hits thefoundation and you can go as high as you want.