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Coach William
tennis coach
FOUNDATION AND FIRST STRIKE CONTROL: Total time 90 minutes. Dynamic Warm-Up (10–15 min): Jogging, side shuffles, carioca, skater hops, shadow swings, and mini tennis rally. Goal: Activate agility and focus. Technical Tune-Up (15–20 min): Crosscourt and down-the-line rallies, depth targets, early preparation and recovery. Serve and Return (20 min): Serve wide, body, and T targets; attack second serves. Tactical Drills (20–25 min): Crosscourt to down-the-line pattern, defense-to-offense, serve plus one. Live Play (15–20 min): Tie-breakers and winner-stays-in games. Cool Down (5–10 min): Stretch and reflect on strongest shots and areas to improve.
Coach William
tennis coach
FOUNDATION AND FIRST STRIKE CONTROL: Total time 90 minutes. Dynamic Warm-Up (10–15 min): Jogging, side shuffles, carioca, skater hops, shadow swings, and mini tennis rally. Goal: Activate agility and focus. Technical Tune-Up (15–20 min): Crosscourt and down-the-line rallies, depth targets, early preparation and recovery. Serve and Return (20 min): Serve wide, body, and T targets; attack second serves. Tactical Drills (20–25 min): Crosscourt to down-the-line pattern, defense-to-offense, serve plus one. Live Play (15–20 min): Tie-breakers and winner-stays-in games. Cool Down (5–10 min): Stretch and reflect on strongest shots and areas to improve.
Coach Dinh
tennis coach
Good tennis shoes, Lots of water, Towel, and A Big Smile !
Coach William
tennis coach
What to Bring to Lessons: 🎾 Tennis racquet 👟 Court shoes (no running shoes) 💧 Water bottle 🧢 Hat or sunscreen 🧻 Small towel 🙂 Positive attitude and ready to learn!
Coach William
tennis coach
INTRO TO TENNIS AND BASIC MOVEMENT: Total time 45–50 minutes. Warm-Up (10 min): Simple running, side shuffles, and jumping jacks to get kids moving. Introduction to racquet and ball—grip, swing, and ball feel. Drill (15 min): Balloon or foam ball hits over the net to practice control. Mini Game (15 min): “Keep it up” – kids try to bounce ball on racquet or keep rally going. Cool Down (5 min): Stretch arms, legs, and discuss fun fact about tennis. CLASS 2 – FOREHAND AND BACKHAND BASICS: Total time 45–50 minutes. Warm-Up (10 min): Quick feet ladder or cone drills for coordination. Skill Focus (15 min): Teach basic forehand and backhand swings using soft balls or foam balls. Drill (15 min): Partner rally from short distance, focusing on hitting over net. Mini Game (10 min): Target practice—hit ball to cones or mats for points. Cool Down (5 min): Light stretching and brief discussion of favorite drill. CLASS 3 – SERVE INTRO AND FOOTWORK: Total time 45–50 minutes. Warm-Up (10 min): Running around cones, fun agility games (e.g., “Simon Says” with movements). Skill Focus (15 min): Introduce underhand serve and toss. Drill (15 min): Serve into hula-hoops or marked areas to practice aim. Mini Game (10 min): Short rallies starting with serve. Cool Down (5 min): Stretch and positive reinforcement—celebrate improvement. CLASS 4 – MINI MATCHES AND COORDINATION: Total time 45–50 minutes. Warm-Up (10 min): Quick reaction games—catching and throwing balls to improve hand-eye coordination. Skill Focus (15 min): Review forehand, backhand, and serve motions. Drill (15 min): Mini-court rallies to practice movement and shot placement. Mini Game (10 min): Short match play (first to 3 points) with encouragement and scoring basics. Cool Down (5 min): Stretch and discuss sportsmanship—congratulatory high fives.
tennis coach with the most lessons taught in Richmond
Coach Dinh has taught
12 lessons
The location with the most coaches teaching tennis lessons at
T.W. Davis YMCA
Average coach player rating
5.0
10 total ratings
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Number of certified coaches in Richmond
1 certified coaches
Average length of time coaches in Richmond have been teaching for
8.57 years on average
How many coaches teach tennis in Richmond
8 coaches
Average cost of a tennis lesson in Richmond
$60 for weekly lessons