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Lesson 59:
Fifty
"Fifty" is one of our most popular tennis games for beginning and intermediate level players - rally consistency under pressure.
Two (or four) players begin from the baseline, opposite sides.
The coach can put the ball in play, or either one of the players can do it.
A third person (such as a coach) can assist in this drill.
Once the ball is put in play, the coach counts how many times the ball travels over the net during the rally. Whoever wins the rally, gets a number of points equal with how many times the ball traveled over the net.
Example: If the players had a rally where the ball passed the net 12 times, the winner gets 12 points.
The game continues with players winning and adding up the points until one of them accumulates 50 points.
Players change sides after 25 points.
The game can also be played first to 100 points, depending on how much time it is available.
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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. ...
