ANNOTATION
Knowledge of the patterns of how strength, speed, agility and endurance are acquired will be useful to readers. Many people want to know why regular training on the court adds strength and speed to technical elements very slowly. The book also describes the role of the vestibular apparatus and how to overcome its resistance to learning. This phenomenon was not previously known to either coaches or physiologists. Vladimir Ivanov, 2019
The first five years of teaching a child to play tennis are grief and tears.
Coaches excel themselves in working on hitting technique and… at the decisive moments of a rally in a competition, a child hits the ball to a point well below the equator and the ball soars up above the net, becoming an easy prey for the opponent or flies out of bounds. The coach and parents are also out - in the game on the score, the "perfect" technique of blows, as coaches often state, falls apart. Why? We know and we can quickly deal with this.
Study what is in the book. This will help you recognize obvious shortcomings in your child's training, as well as correctly distribute his and your efforts for the constant growth of the skill of hitting and success in the game!
Many people want to know why regular training adds strength and speed to technical elements very slowly. The book describes the role of the vestibular apparatus and how to overcome its resistance to learning. This phenomenon was not previously known to either coaches or physiologists.
perfect. And it's not a joke! Would you like your child to learn how to play tennis quickly and well? At the age of 4-5, send him to a dance school. Swimming at 6 years old. At 7 years old - karate, kung fu or judo. If he starts learning to play tennis at the age of 8, by the age of 10 he will be a champion. For a long time.
In the photo, coach Ivanov Vladimir Ivanovich. Many people want to know why regular training adds strength and speed to technical elements very slowly. The book describes the role of the vestibular apparatus and how to overcome its resistance to learning. This phenomenon was not previously known to either coaches or physiologists.
Players Winning More Matches Without Wasting Time On Court. Winning tennis players don’t waste time on the court. These are the announcements in the international press. And they are true. All the necessary qualities to win matches — strength, speed, endurance, agility are usually developed outside the court. The world’s leading players and coaches are well aware of this. In our country, children from 5 —
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