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Month: August 2020
Why Your Child Should Transition Into Competition Tennis
Taking the leap from learning the game to playing the game competitively can be one of the biggest decisions and challenges for players to make – both junior or adult. There are a number of unanswered (and potentially scary) questions children and parents will want to be answered prior to making the jump into competitive play.
A Coaches Perspective – What Does Tennis Mean to Me?
Future Demand Tennis Coach Calum Bennett take into what Tennis means to him and how it has impacted his life.
How to Prepare for Your Tennis Lessons
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3 Essential Tips To Help You Hit A Great Forehand Volley
The Forehand Volley is technically the easiest shot in the game to learn yet I constantly see players in clubland “overplaying” the shot by adding unnecessary elements to the stroke. In this article, we will go through three easy, yet essential tips to follow when playing a Forehand Volley. Follow these and your confidence when at the net will improve dramatically.
4 Essential Tips to Help You Hit a Great Double Handed Backhand
A Double Handed Backhand is the most common of the two Backhands for people to begin learning the game with. Having two hands on the racquet provides more support for the player and the swing path is often a lot easier to learn than a Single Handed Backhand.
4 Essential Tips to Help You Hit a Great Forehand
I often see people who are new to tennis getting caught up in trying to nail every aspect of the stroke they are learning. More often than not this leads to frustration and none of those aspects ever really improving. Whenever I’m teaching the Forehand I’ll always refer back to these 4 Essential tips to help my player move forward in their development.
COVID19 Stage 4 Restrictions Update
As Metropolitan Melbourne has now moved into Stage 4 restrictions, all tennis facilities in this area will have to shut for a 6 week period beginning on Monday August 3rd. For Future Demand Tennis this unfortunately means all coaching has to stop immediately. We hope that everyone remains safe and healthy during this time and we are looking forward to the day when we’re able to resume our on court lessons.