Over 35 singles drills to give the coach or athlete tactical challenges where the game teaches the game by putting players into situations where they must problem-solve and make decisions, ultimately figuring out how to get the job done given the parameters of the drill. Covers all aspects of singles play, including: serves and returns, point building, directionals, spin, and pressure and recovery.

60 minutes. 2001.

Finally! A video containing a complete daily team tennis practice plan for tennis coaches at any level! One of the most time consuming tasks every coach faces is developing a daily practice plan. All too often, tennis coaches plan only as far as the next day. Certainly a good deal of time is wasted with this approach. The Complete Team Practice Plan presents a practice plan for every day of the week, utilizing drills, tactics, fitness, and mental toughness. The plan also includes singles and doubles drills. The innovative information presented is intended for high school, college, and USTA coaches. A "must-have" video for every coach who needs a little help creating an effective practice plan today!

54 minutes. 2003.

Over 20 doubles drills round out Wardlaw's series and give the coach and player a series of excellent drills that will help a player learn to react to pressure situations in doubles tennis with winning results! Seven non-competitive warm-ups are included to get the players ready for the practice sessions ahead in both the singles and doubles drills.

50 minutes. 2001.

Michael Center, who has been a successful collegiate tennis coach at Kansas, TCU and now Texas, has put together a series of drills used daily at Texas practices. His goal is to make his players react to the ball more quickly, develop consistency, and improve their footwork and control. The video begins with an essential part of any practice, the warm-up. Center has included a half-dozen of his favorite warm-up drills; he generally spends 25-40 minutes with these drills at the onset of each practice. The next 10 drills covered are the "meat and potatoes" of Center's practice sessions. the drills he refers to as "Recognition, Reaction, and Repetition" drills. With consistent practice, these drills will allow your team a heightened ability to make decisions on where to return a shot, and offer help on footwork, forehand, backhand, and the approach shot (for better consistency and control). The drills are appropriate for teams at any level and offer an ideal drill-based practice plan.

42 minutes. 2002.

Finally! This is the video many of you have been looking for . a video with 50 tennis tips on Stroke Mechanics to help you or your players get back on track or to assist in reaching the highest potential possible! Officer, who has been prolific in producing some of the most insightful, fresh instruction in recent years, has organized a handy-to-use resource that is broken down into specific stroke tips with demonstrations and detail on the rationale, history, or science behind the purpose to consider the tip. The areas covered include: Serve, Return, Volley, 1/2 Volley, Overhead, Approach, Lob, Forehand, Backhand, Both Hands, Passing Shots, and concludes with a reminder tip on the Keys to Tennis Success! Excellent!

56 minutes. 2003.