Introducing the Net Game to Starter Players
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https://doi.org/10.52383/itfcoaching.v21i60.452Keywords:
Net game, Modern teaching methodology, Tactical intentions, Implicit learningAbstract
This article provides practical guidelines for introducing the net game to starter players. Applying modern teaching methodology, scaled down equipment and smaller courts creates the opportunity to develop a successful net game from the very beginning. The feeling of success and competency are important motivating factors, which will encourage players to practice their net game and make it an important part of their game style.
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La presentación completa junto con los videoclips de todas las etapas clave se pueden encontrar en ITF Tennis iCoach.
http://www.tennisicoach.com/Tennis_play_and_stay_for_rally_de-velopment
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