Start with a warm-up and basic introduction to the game (court layout, scoring, and rules).
β’ Teach proper grip, stance, and paddle control.
β’ Introduce basic shots: dink, volley, and serve.
β’ Focus on footwork and positioning.
β’ End with simple rally drills and guided play.
Advanced techniques: spin shots, resets, and blocking hard shots.
β’ Focus on tactical play: reading opponents, shot selection under pressure.
β’ Drill high-intensity rallies and transition from defense to offense.
β’ Encourage tournament-style play and self-assessment.
β’ Customize lessons based on player goals and weaknesses.
Introduce advanced shot placement (drop shots, lobs, and punch volleys).
β’ Work on consistency with serves and returns.
β’ Teach doubles strategy: communication, stacking, and covering the court.
β’ Increase rally intensity with controlled drills.
β’ Incorporate match play with structured feedback.
Reinforce grip, stance, and shot technique.
β’ Introduce forehand and backhand groundstrokes.
β’ Teach basic strategy: when to move up, staying out of the kitchen, and shot selection.
β’ Start practicing controlled rallies and simple game scenarios.