Learn and Play GRADES 1-8 - Ontario Tennis

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10 TENNIS FOR SCHOOLS Learn and Play | LESSON PLANS GRADES 3-5TENNIS STROKES: KEY COMPONENTS AND ILLUSTRATIONSFOREHAND GROUNDSTROKEBACKHAND GROUNDSTROKEContinental (hammer) grip with a firm wrist GRIP Continental (hammer) grip with a firm wristNeutral body position (body facing slightly sideways) BODY POSITION Neutral body position (body facing slightly sideways)Immediately in front of leading foot (left foot forright-handed hitters and right foot for left-handedhitters) (between body and net)Strike ball at knee-to-waist level, with stringsfacing targetMove back to home location in an athleticready positionIMPACT POINTSTRIKING ZONERECOVERYImmediately in front of leading foot (right foot forright-handed players and left foot for left-handedplayers) (between body and net)Strike ball at knee-to-waist level, with stringsfacing targetMove back to home location in an athleticready positionSERVEVOLLEYContinental (hammer) grip with a firm wrist GRIP Continental (hammer) grip with a firm wristNeutral body position (body facing slightly sideways) BODY POSITION Neutral body position (body facing slightly sideways)Immediately in front of leading foot (left foot forright-handed servers and right foot for left-handedservers) (between body and net)Strike ball above the head, with strings facing targetMove back to home location in an athleticready positionIMPACT POINTSTRIKING ZONERECOVERYImmediately in front of leading foot (left foot forright-handed servers and right foot for left-handedservers) (between body and net)“Catch” ball at waist-to-shoulder level, with stringsfacing targetMove back to home location in an athleticready position
TENNIS STROKES | TENNIS FOR SCHOOLS Learn and Play 11TENNIS STROKES: KEY COMPONENTS AND ILLUSTRATIONSContinental Grip Body Position Impact Point Striking ZoneJust before Impact - Just after ImpactRecovery2 BACKHAND1 BACKHANDFOREHAND
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