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Improve wheelchair tennis instruction through modules on distinctives, game-based development, technique, and tactical planning. Engage with top players and refine your teaching approach. Evaluate mobility, technique, and strategy for effective coaching. Develop comprehensive lesson plans. Utilize resources for continuous learning and improvement.
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WHEELCHAIR TENNIS INSTRUCTOR WORKSHOP Version 4.1 Dec 2010
COURSE MODULES • Module 0: Introduction • Module 1: Wheelchair Distinctives • Module 2: Game-based Development • Module 3: Developing Mobility • Module 4: Developing Technique • Module 5: Tactical Lesson Planning • Summary & Reflections
MODULE 0: INTRODUCTION • Course resource: Wheelchair Tennis Instructor Workshop Participant’s Manual • Transferable Instructor Skills • Observe Top Wheelchair Players (“Top Wheelchair Players” video) • Overall impressions? • Technical Differences from Able-bodied tennis? • Tactical Differences? • What do you notice about how they move?
MODULE 1: WHEELCHAIR DISTINCTIVES • Tennis Canada Wheelchair DVD • Organization • Equipment • Rules
MODULE 1: WHEELCHAIR DISTINCTIVES Congenital vs Acquired injuries A disability can occur through: • Spinal cord injury • Amputation • Disease
MODULE 2: GAME-BASED DEVELOPMENT • Get them playing and then learn to play better (link strokes to mobility & play) • Progressive Tennis Process: • Micro-tennis (foam balls) • ½ Court Red Tennis (foam or felt balls) • ¾ Court Orange Tennis (low-compression) • Full Court Green (transition balls)
MODULE 2: GAME-BASED DEVELOPMENT Play Tennis Canada rating system • Levels 1.0-7.0 • Top Open player = 4.0-4.5 • Top Quad player 3.5 • Beginner wheelchair = .1/.5/1.0 • Integration vs specialty programs
MODULE 3: MOBILITY CYCLE • Circular (continuous) Mobility (it’s all about breaking inertia)
MODULE 4: DEVELOPING TECHNIQUE • Impact point • Effectiveness • Ball Control (HDDSS) • PAS Principles • Efficiency • Economy • Injury prevention • Mobility with technique
MODULE 5: TACTICAL LESSON PLANNING Singles • Rally Program Keep the ball in play • Reception Program Maintain consistency when receiving challenging balls • Projection Program Place the ball with intention Doubles • Two back positioning (basic) • One up/One back positioning (advanced)
SUMMARY & REFLECTIONS “What impacted you the most out of everything you learned today?” RESOURCES: • www.tenniscanada.com • www.acecoach.com • www.itftennis.com Thank you for coming