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Hi, I'm on Level 2 Tennis Assistant Coach course, and have a task to plan 4 progressive lessons, explaining the objectives,overall aims and what the players should be able to do before they move onto the next lesson.
I did my Level 1 11 years ago, so I'm a bit out of touch. Can any one help please?
Tennis CoachCoach
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Annabel DunnillCoach, England
Hi Coach,
Here's a sample outline for the lessons:
Lesson 1:
Objective: Introduce basic tennis techniques and fundamental skills.
Overall Aim: Familiarize players with essential strokes and develop hand-eye coordination.
Prior Skills: Players should have a basic understanding of the game, court layout, and scoring system.
Lesson 2:
Objective: Refine stroke mechanics and footwork.
Overall Aim: Improve technique and control of groundstrokes, volleys, and overheads.
Prior Skills: Players should have a grasp of basic stroke techniques and be able to rally consistently.
Lesson 3:
Objective: Develop tactical understanding and shot selection.
Overall Aim: Enhance decision-making skills and ability to construct points strategically.
Prior Skills: Players should be comfortable with stroke mechanics, rallying, and understanding basic game situations.
Lesson 4:
Objective: Introduce advanced techniques and match play strategies.
Overall Aim: Prepare players for competitive match situations and enhance their overall game.
Prior Skills: Players should have a solid foundation of stroke mechanics, be able to rally consistently, and demonstrate understanding of basic tactics.
Remember to incorporate warm-up exercises, cool-down stretches, and ample opportunities for players to practice and receive feedback throughout each lesson. Additionally, make adjustments based on the players' individual abilities and progress to ensure an inclusive and engaging learning environment.
