My Daddy / My Coach No. 27
In this lesson, I teach my 10-year-old daughter how to transition from baseline to the net using specific drills.
In this lesson…
In this live, unedited tennis coaching lesson with my 10-year-old daughter, Cezara, we show you drills and techniques that will improve your court transition.
From groundstrokes to approach shots, volleys, and overheads, we put them all together in a complete tennis practice for players who want to feel confident moving up and winning at the net.
This coaching lesson is part of the How To Teach Tennis course, with the full progression and many more tips and drills.
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