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Lesson 22:
Falling Towers
"Falling Towers" is a fun drill in which two players face each other standing about 5-6 feet away.
Each player keeps the racquet, in balance, upside down on the ground and, on the "go!", they will leave their racquet in balance while rushing to catch their partner's racquet before it falls to the ground.
A variation would be turning 360 degrees around the racquet before it falls to the ground.
It is a good exercise for speed, hand-eye coordination, and fun.
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Hi, I'm Cosmin Miholca, certified tennis teaching professional; welcome to Best Tennis Drills and Games for KIDS! In this program, you'll find lots of exercises that I've been applying in my lessons with young students throughout my tennis teaching career. No matter how much time we want to spend on the technical and fitness aspects, the beginning players need to have fun on the court as well. ...
