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Here is a fun drill with 8 to 16 people on one court. The drill fosters communication and control and above all fun. 58: Djokovic Ball: View Video: In this tennis drill/game 2 players play service box points and keep track of score. Each shot hit must be a volley and hit into the ground on your own side before travelling over the net.https://begreatattennis.com/fun-tennis-games
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1. Dodgeball 2. Line Tag 3. Run-Round Tennis 4. First To 100 5. Foot-Tennis 6. Tennis Buckets 7. Tennis Hockey 8. Tennis Baseball 9. Tennis Dingleshttps://supertennisracquet.com/tennis-games-to-play
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1. Tennis is believed to have originated in the monastic cloisters in northern France in the 12th century. Interestingly, the ball was then struck with palm of the hand. At that time it was named “jeu de paume” ( game of the palm ). Rackets came into use during the 16 th century. 2. The word “Tennis” comes from the Anglo-Norman term “Tenez.” 3.https://thefactfile.org/tennis-facts
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20 FUNNIEST MOMENTS IN TENNIS HISTORYhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgZZhHOZJJQ
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Top 10 Funny ATP Tennis Moments 🤣 Tennis TV 1.32M subscribers Subscribe 30K Share 3.8M views 3 years ago #tennistv #tennis #sports Tennis throws up some uniquely funny moments... Subscribe...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rL_bBpTcps
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25 Fun Tennis Games to use at camps or coaching sessions. You can view longer versions of each game with description on my YouTube channel or on my website h...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GK2POVDIXCI
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Tennis Game for Beginner #1: The Bucket Game One of the games that teach this is called the bucket game. In this game, 5 buckets are placed in various locations on each side of the net. The participating players each stand on their respective baselines. The first player tries to hit 10-20 balls into any of the buckets across the net.https://tennisinstruction.com/tennis-games-for-beginners
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Tennis lessons are fun, though, and they’re not just about mind-numbing drills (another misleading tennis word) devoid of fun and competition. My favorite drills are those that simulate match play and allow the student to get competitive — whether against another player, their coach or even themselves.https://blog.mytennislessons.com/14-ideas-to-make-tennis-lessons-fun-at-any-level
