Practice Roadmap

If you’re just starting out in tennis, it’s recommended to practice in the following order. However, as mentioned before, there’s no absolute standard. If you have your own ideas, feel free to explore them.

Recommended Learning Order

Bouncing the ball - Develop basic ball control and hand-eye coordination
Forehand - Master the most fundamental stroke in tennis
Backhand - Learn the second essential groundstroke
Switching between forehand and backhand - Develop the ability to alternate strokes smoothly
Serve - Learn to start points effectively
Unconventional shots - Explore different shot types and angles
Rules - Understand the rules and scoring system
Go compete - Put your skills to the test in actual matches
Basic fitness training - Build the physical foundation for tennis
Volley - Master net play and volleying techniques
Advanced techniques - Refine your skills and learn advanced strategies

Tips for Following This Roadmap

Don’t rush: Take your time with each step before moving to the next
Practice consistently: Regular practice is more important than long sessions
Record yourself: Video analysis helps identify areas for improvement
Seek feedback: Don’t hesitate to ask for help when you hit plateaus
Have fun: Enjoy the learning process and celebrate small victories

Remember, this is a guide, not a strict rule. Adapt it to your own learning style and needs.