By Martín Beccaria and Santiago Pelayo Nowadays, strength training is essential in an athlete’s life due to the multiple benefits it provides. Let’s start by defining the concept of strength: Strength in the sports field is understood as the immobile capacity of the muscle to produce tension when activated. Strength from the physics point of […]
READ MOREIn tennis, coordination and agility in movements are fundamental for optimal performance. One of the key aspects of this coordination is the correct use of footwork. These movements, although often unnoticed by spectators, are the result of meticulous training and refined technique. In this article, we will explore the importance of footwork in tennis, its […]
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The grass season presents a unique challenge for tennis players, requiring specific physical adaptation to perform at their best on this surface. Unlike other courts, grass generates much lower bounces, demanding a significant adjustment in the player’s center of gravity. To prepare adequately, players must engage in specific training focused on maintaining a low center […]
READ MOREIn tennis, the ability to maintain a balanced and firm posture during shots is essential for controlling the strokes. Footwork plays a crucial role in this dynamic, as it forms the foundation upon which all efficient movement is built. At Tennis Training Pro, we emphasize the importance of working on footwork as a key part […]
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In TennisTrainingPro.com, we receive many questions about how to optimize the time before and after a tennis class. Many ask: Should I arrive 15 minutes before my class or match? How can I efficiently warm up my body in such a short time? What can I do to feel in better condition at the start […]
READ MOREIn tennis, the ability to move quickly and efficiently is crucial for maintaining high performance during the game. Footwork allows players to reach the ball on time and in balance, facilitating the execution of precise and powerful shots. The goal is to reach maximum speed and be able to stop at the moment of impact […]
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Tennis has become a sport played at maximum intensity and speed, thanks to research that has driven changes in training methods and means. The question we must ask ourselves is: how can we make a player faster and more reactive on the court? Training in plyometrics is a method that can greatly help us in pursuit of this goal.
READ MORE“The hip, knee, and ankle are critical joints for performance and mobility in tennis. These joints are subjected to great stress during repetitive movements, changes of direction, and ball strikes. Therefore, tennis players, both professionals and amateurs, should perform prevention and recovery exercises to keep these joints in good condition and reduce the risk of […]
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Gluteus medius stabilization exercises.
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