Development of tools for teaching tennis serve for children 8-9 years old at the initial training stage

This article focuses on the development of training methods for teaching serves in tennis to children aged 8-9 years during the initial training phase. It examines the technical preparation process and identifies key tools and methods for effectively teaching the serve to young athletes. The author highlight the essential components for forming serving techniques at this developmental stage, considering the physical and psychological characteristics of children. A specialized methodology is proposed, incorporating a variety of exercises and playful elements designed to enhance coordination, strength, and accuracy of the serve. The effectiveness of this methodology is experimentally validated, demonstrating its positive impact on the serving skills of young tennis players. This article serves as a valuable resource for coaches, educators, and sports specialists aiming to improve the quality of tennis training and promote the holistic development of children through sports.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Published
2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15320156
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Physical Education and Training Studies
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Development of tools for teaching tennis serve for children 8-9 years old at the initial training stage

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Physical Education and Training Studies
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Development of tools for teaching tennis serve for children 8-9 years old at the initial training stage

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Abstract

This article focuses on the development of training methods for teaching serves in tennis to children aged 8-9 years during the initial training phase. It examines the technical preparation process and identifies key tools and methods for effectively teaching the serve to young athletes. The author highlight the essential components for forming serving techniques at this developmental stage, considering the physical and psychological characteristics of children. A specialized methodology is proposed, incorporating a variety of exercises and playful elements designed to enhance coordination, strength, and accuracy of the serve. The effectiveness of this methodology is experimentally validated, demonstrating its positive impact on the serving skills of young tennis players. This article serves as a valuable resource for coaches, educators, and sports specialists aiming to improve the quality of tennis training and promote the holistic development of children through sports.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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Physical Education and Training Studies
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