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Module Contents

Access the lessons from this course by clicking the links below:

Forehand

Forehand

The forehand is a stroke we use most in the game of tennis and it's also the one that can become a very versatile weapon.
Backhand

Backhand

The backhand is usually a more solid and consistent stroke so it's important to get the basic technique in place right from the start.
Serve

Serve

The serve can give us that key advantage in the point but it's also the most complex stroke to learn - so get the fundamentals right.
Return

Return

The return at the beginner level is not much different to forehands and backhands but there are some key tips you should have in mind.
Volley

Volley

The volley technique is quite simple to learn but it's not easy to learn how to control the ball so work on the volley regularly.
Overhead

Overhead

The overhead is the only situation where the ball is accelerating towards you so don't ever underestimate it.
Bonus 1 – How We Learn Tennis

Bonus 1 – How We Learn Tennis

This bonus series explains how we learn motor skills and how that's different to acquiring knowledge the way you're used to.
Bonus 2 – 7 Biggest Beginner Challenges

Bonus 2 – 7 Biggest Beginner Challenges

The challenges bonus series addresses those invisible skills that are critical for playing tennis well but often not taught by most coaches.

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