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TennisGate
https://www.tennisgate.com/
TennisGate, a privately owned company based in Germany, employs approximately 10 individuals and functions as a tier 1 media tech buyer. The company specializes in media and TV services, specifically offering online tennis courses.
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Jul
24th
2026
08:47
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up: put the ball down, pick the ball up, keep playing
←Back to results In this warm-up exercise, the players work in pairs and hit down the line to each other. The ball should be kept in play in a controlled way, with clean stroke execution, a stable body position, and good balance.
TennisGate
Jul
18th
2026
10:03
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V/W Position on the Wall for Better Shoulder Control
Children sit with their legs extended and their buttocks as close as possible to a wall. If mobility is still not sufficient, the knees can be slightly bent so that the back lies fully against the wall.
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Jul
3rd
2026
11:29
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Improve Shoulder Mobility: Guide a Stick Behind the Head in Prone Position
The children lie prone on the mat. The gaze stays directed downward, the forehead points toward the floor. The toes are tucked under, and the body remains calm and stable. The stick is held with both hands between the index finger and thumb.
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Jul
3rd
2026
11:26
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Hip Mobility: More Control for Lateral Movements
The children lie on their stomachs on the mat. The hands are placed under the forehead, and the gaze remains directed downward. A cone is placed to the side next to the body at first. If the exercise can be performed more challengingly, a Blackroll is used instead of the cone as a higher movement obstacle.
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Jul
3rd
2026
11:24
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Wide Jumps in Rhythm: Stability for Better Footwork
The players start in a wide, low ready position. The feet are stable on the ground, the body center of mass is lowered, and the arms move along loosely. At the beginning, the goal is not to jump as high or as far as possible, but to build a stable starting position and keep the rhythm under control.
TennisGate
Jul
2nd
2026
19:30
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From the legs to the racket head: perfect coordination for more speed
From the legs to the racket head: perfect coordination for more speed
TennisGate
Jul
2nd
2026
19:30
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Beat the bounce
Beat the bounce
TennisGate
Jul
2nd
2026
19:30
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Teaching the players to swing with a loop
Teaching the players to swing with a loop
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Jun
15th
2026
13:45
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Opening the shoulders and stabilizing the core in kneeling
The children start in a kneeling position. The hips are guided back toward the heels, and the toes can be tucked under. In this position, the children hold an elastic band with both hands overhead. The arms stay straight, and the hands are behind the head or slightly behind the body line.
TennisGate
Jun
12th
2026
05:19
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Control Stroke Overhead: Developing Volley Feel During Warm Up Strokes
Exercise execution In this partner exercise, two players stand opposite each other at a short distance. The task is to feed the ball deliberately high to the partner, either over the shoulder or above head height.
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