Chapter 1: What To Look For
1

Introduction to Coaching Youth Tennis
2

Forehand
3

One-Handed Backhand
4

Two-Handed Backhand
5

Volley
6

Overhead
Chapter 2: Movement Drills
7

Introduction to Movement Drills
8

Floor Down Rally Ball
9

Diagonal Movement Drill
10

Forehand-Backhand Cone Drill
11

Square Run
12

In-Out Forehand Drill
13

Move Player In Out Fore Back
Chapter 3: Net Play
14

Introduction to Net Play
15

Net Play Volley with Overhead
16

The 'W' Drill
17

Neutralize Drill
Lesson 18:
Three Shot Transition Drill
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- Three Shot Transition Drill
  
      Start out feeding three balls into the following spots on the court: mid-court, high deep ball and drop shot.
  
      Keep repeating the sequence for both forehand and backhand until the player perfectly makes all three balls in the row constantly.
  
      This drill is designed for a player to feel situation on the court as realistic as possible when he cannot get a solid rhythm from the opponent.
  
      We only involve three feeding ball for the purpose of making all three balls in the row constantly from different positions on the court.
  
  Coaching Point
  
  Make sure your player anticipates quickly for every ball, concentrating on medium pace execution of every stroke. Once again, the point of this drill is not to blast shots, but make sure all three balls are made on the court with purpose.
Chapter 4: Serves
19

Introduction to Serves
20

Return of Serve
21

Serve and Reaction Drill
22

Serve with Pressure