Space tennis game

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Keep exploring Kongregate with more badges and games! Spend your hard earned kreds on some of these games! Hide the progress bar forever? Yes No. Your game will start after this message close. Report Cinematic Bug Install or enable Adobe Flash Player. The kids are lined up by the net and can receive the ball from the coach at any moment. They have to concentrate, which is a great skill in tennis in itself. If they miss a feed, they lose a limb to the crocodile.

Have the kids stand in pairs either side of the service line. They count every time they hit the ball back and forth. This simple repetition gets them used to hitting the ball without the frustration of beginners of hitting the net. This can be a warm-up or a drill to increase cardiovascular fitness. Just the lines of the court, and the legs of your students! Have them run non-stop from one far line to the other end, repeatedly for 5, 10 or even 15 minutes. These short sprints really improve their speed on the court.

Form a pyramid of tennis balls in a set area of the court. Feed tennis balls and have the kids try to hit the target, knocking down the tennis balls. Have the kids each take their racquet and a tennis ball.

Space them apart along the service line to avoid any accidental injuries. Then have them dribble with racquet and tennis ball, moving to the net for older players.

Younger kids can stay at the service line. You can also call for changes in speed up and back to increase difficulty. With older kids, split them into pairs. One student serves using only their hands. Their pair has to hit it with the racquet, and the other is to catch the ball with the hands, like baseball but without a mitt. This gets the racquet student seeing the importance of targeting where they are hitting the ball.

It improves hand-eye coordination of their pair.