10 years Tennis Play and Stay: A review on communicating and teaching tennis from (pre)school to advanced ages in Germany
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Tennis Play and Stay, Germany, campaigns, programs and iniciativesAbstract
Germany has a long tradition of a well-developed coaches’ education and always used methodological approaches to teach and learn tennis. The implementation of the Tennis Play and Stay campaign by the ITF in 2007 provided additional boosts to existing programs and brought new ideas and a superordinate system to German tennis. Despite some minor difficulties the P&S campaign was and is successful in Germany
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