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Beginner Tennis: Mini Tennis with Nerf Balls

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Summary: Use the service boxes on the tennis courts to keep the ball in play. Learn how to play beginner tennis from our expert instructor in this free sports video.

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Coach Hill has been teaching tennis, squash, racquetball and golf professionally for about ten years. He has always been a lifetime sports and fitness enthusiast. Coach Hill lives in...read more

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"Okay, we're going to do mini tennis with Nerf balls. Whether you're an advanced player, or a newer player, the Nerf ball is a lot of fun. It's easy to keep it in play. So, mini tennis just means we're going to use the service boxes of the tennis court, and we're just going to try to keep it in play; we're not going to do anything fancy. So this will help you get your preparation racquet ready; you'll have to move to the ball, but you can hit the ball hard or easy; very nice Darrin. You can work on a volley. But by keeping the ball in play it develops a rhythm, and the rhythm is the most important thing for the improving player to learn how to get that, and the only way you get it is from the doing. Now look at Darrin ripping these one-handed tailspin backhands at me. So you can feel like you're Federer, and Sampras with a drill like this, and then you can make games out of this. But that's a great way to practice your game, and for the beginning player, or the juniors the Nerf ball slows it down enough to where you can have great rallies, and it's really a lot of fun and will show up in the rest of your game."

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