Unblocking Your Potential - Tip 4
In tip three of our series, Joe and Lenny talk about how important it is for new players to experience fun and success often if we want them to stick with tennis.
The second you run out of those two, the odds the junior player will quit tennis for good skyrockets.
But there is a big hurdle that can end up blocking fun and success from kids that are just starting out. Before a new player can begin to enjoy the competition and fun of tennis, they have to be able to hit the ball over the net. They need consistency.
How do we make sure we can teach this skill to new players to ensure they keep playing?
Joe and Lenny answer that question more in the video, so give it a look!
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