Tips For Head Tennis Coaches
Hello fellow tennis coaches,
If you coach high school or college tennis right now, I have some great information, that I want to share with you guys here today.
Use these tips as a blueprint for starting your tennis program and then update them every 3 months, so that you can stay on top of your program and also your coaching game.
That being said, let's get cracking!
Develop The Vision.
It all starts with you getting a clear vision of what type of tennis program, that you want to build.
Picture in your mind, how you want your program to look in 3 years and then in 6 years, down the road.
Your vision plan for your program, should be written out and then posted up in your office.
Set Team Goals.
At the start of every season, set team goals together with your team.
Ask them to take part in the planning and come up with some ideas for your goals for that season.
Never lower your goals either.
Instead push them to dig deeper and reach those goals.
Many coaches set goals, then during the season, they lower them for the players and this is the wrong move to take by coaches.
You job is to push them into their greatness and the only way to do that is to, help them develop grit in themselves!
Coach With Passion.
The more passionate you are about the game, the better results your team will get from your coaching.
My best tennis coaches were all passionate about the game.
There is real authentic power in coaching with passion.
It's so contagious, that many of them will over achieve in their careers with you.
I would make that my main coaching theme for every team.
Bring passion to practice and bring even more passion to your team matches.
The main goal is to have fun with your team!
Tennis is the greatest sport in the world and when coaches are coaching with passion, the players are playing with passion.
It's like the "Law of Circulation".
What comes around, goes around the team!
So what do you guys think?
Those are my top 3, now you may disagree with them, but at least try them out first and then see what happens from there.
I wish you guys the best of luck in your careers.
Before you go though, I have a few questions for you guys.
Why are you coaching and is tennis your passion?
If that answer is no, then go find out what it is and go coach that!
Good luck with the season coach!!
If you coach high school or college tennis right now, I have some great information, that I want to share with you guys here today.
Use these tips as a blueprint for starting your tennis program and then update them every 3 months, so that you can stay on top of your program and also your coaching game.
That being said, let's get cracking!
Develop The Vision.
It all starts with you getting a clear vision of what type of tennis program, that you want to build.
Picture in your mind, how you want your program to look in 3 years and then in 6 years, down the road.
Your vision plan for your program, should be written out and then posted up in your office.
Set Team Goals.
At the start of every season, set team goals together with your team.
Ask them to take part in the planning and come up with some ideas for your goals for that season.
Never lower your goals either.
Instead push them to dig deeper and reach those goals.
Many coaches set goals, then during the season, they lower them for the players and this is the wrong move to take by coaches.
You job is to push them into their greatness and the only way to do that is to, help them develop grit in themselves!
Coach With Passion.
The more passionate you are about the game, the better results your team will get from your coaching.
My best tennis coaches were all passionate about the game.
There is real authentic power in coaching with passion.
It's so contagious, that many of them will over achieve in their careers with you.
I would make that my main coaching theme for every team.
Bring passion to practice and bring even more passion to your team matches.
The main goal is to have fun with your team!
Tennis is the greatest sport in the world and when coaches are coaching with passion, the players are playing with passion.
It's like the "Law of Circulation".
What comes around, goes around the team!
So what do you guys think?
Those are my top 3, now you may disagree with them, but at least try them out first and then see what happens from there.
I wish you guys the best of luck in your careers.
Before you go though, I have a few questions for you guys.
Why are you coaching and is tennis your passion?
If that answer is no, then go find out what it is and go coach that!
Good luck with the season coach!!
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