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Parents and Coaches in Junior Tennis: How to Communicate Without Breaking the Triangle

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In junior tennis, it is essential that the parent, coach, and child work as a unified team rather than competing for control. The parent supports and organizes…

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Why Kids Need Play and Stay: Red Balls and a Small Court Are Not “Dumbing Down”

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Red balls and a smaller court are not toys or simplifications for the sake of it. They are a carefully designed adaptation that helps children under 10 enter real…

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The Role of Parents in Children’s Tennis: Supporting Without Pressure

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TS WINNER expert article: How parents can encourage motivation without turning sport into stress.

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Tennis for Kids Aged 5–7: Play, Movement, and Discipline Without Pressure

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At the age of 5 to 7, tennis is primarily about play and developing coordination, attention, and movement skills rather than achieving sports results. It is…

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The First Month at Tennis School: What Parents and Children Can Expect

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The first few weeks at tennis school are a time to get used to the court, the coach, the ball, the rules, and the rhythm of training. During this period, technique…

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How to Tell if Your Child Is Ready for Tennis: Age, Attention, Coordination

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The first tennis lesson is not a test but an opportunity to gently introduce your child to tennis and understand which format suits them best at the moment. It is…

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