An example of rotating players
- Demonstrate: The coach shows a controlled forehand and identifies one technical focus.
- Practise: One player repeats a few strokes. Others wait outside the playing area or work at another supervised station.
- Give feedback: The coach offers a brief cue and the player tries it.
- Rotate: Finish the round and stop the ball before the next player starts.
This is an organisational example. The coach adapts group size, duration and tasks to age, ability and location.
Warm-up and practice between sessions
Start with gentle groundstrokes and focus on controlled movements within the balanced playing rhythm. The wall provides repetitions; partner play, movement on court and tactical tasks remain other parts of training. Find specific drills on the training page. Tennis wall drills.
Club location and accessories
Allow playing space in addition to the frame’s approximate 3.3 m² footprint. The complete wall weighs about 15 kg. Optional wheels make it easier to move; ground anchors can improve stability on grass. Care and wind guidance also apply at the club. Details and rebound board settings. Care guidance and more questions. Buy a tennis wall.
