The Prodigy Maker Tennis Show

Prodigy Making—15 Principles To Improve Junior Development and Technique. Episode 75


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Join Chris on the latest episode of Prodigy Maker Show as he delves into the essential principles for nurturing young tennis talents and refining technique. From prioritizing footwork to navigating the evolution of modern tennis, Chris shares invaluable insights to shape budding champions.In this episode, he covers crucial points including the importance of movement training, mastering topspin, and striking a balance between fun and technical instruction. Discover whether your player is a magician or mechanic, and gain valuable advice on avoiding burnout while safeguarding against injuries.With discussions on identifying talent, specializing early, and honing technique through quality repetitions, Chris offers a comprehensive guide to junior development. Plus, he addresses audience queries on topics ranging from the evolution of the two-handed backhand to mastering on-the-rise skills.On the show, he talks about the following:1. Prioritize movement and footwork training. 2. Focus on topspin.3. Make it fun but teach technique.4. Determine if the kid is a magician or mechanic. 5. Don’t worry about burnout.6. Worry about injuries.7. Cross-training multiple sports is good but not required. 8. It’s okay to specialize early.9. It’s possible to identify talent.10. Quality repetitions unlock technique mastery.11. Start with more conservative grips. 12. Encourage ATP type swings but don’t force it!13. Modern tennis is aerial and should be taught and learned that way.14. The one-handed backhand is dead—or almost dead. 15. Teach on-the-rise skills early.Don't miss out on this episode packed with actionable tips and expert advice to nurture the tennis stars of tomorrow. Vamos!

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