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Beginner's Training Tips for Receiving Serves in Tennis

Xiaocun Li

Abstract


In response to the problems faced by novice tennis players when receiving serves, such as disordered positioning, distorted
movements, and slow reactions, this article focuses on basic training and breaks down three core techniques: "positioning and body preparation", "standardized hitting movements", and "reaction and rhythm control". Each technique includes specific practice steps and error
correction methods, helping beginners quickly establish a foundation for receiving and serving, improve stability, and pave the way for
advanced training.

Keywords


Tennis novice; Receive the serve; Positioning training; Hitting action

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/neet.v4i1.8500

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