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Steve Green Tennis Fitness Program

Preparation Phase(Mobility/Balance)


Overload Phase
(Strength Development)

 

Pre-Competition Phase
(Power Development)

 

Competition Phase
(Strength/Power
Maintenance)

Recovery Phase

 


Steve Green


Tennis Fitness: Get Flexible To Play Tennis

Static Flexibility

On this page you will find a series of static flexibility exercises designed to not only to reduce the chance of injury during tennis training but also to enhance tennis performance on court. Select the exercise and enjoy the instructional video clip.

Common teaching points for all of the stretching exercises found in the dynamic and static stretching menus include:

1. Always maintain good posture

2. Work within the range of movement that you can manage

3. Increase the range of movement gradually

4. If you are at all unsure of your health, or if you have any injuries, it is recommended that you consult a doctor before embarking on a new fitness-training regime.

Warming Up: Always precede stretching with a good warm up. You should wear a tracksuit to aid raising your body temperature and you should try to get to the level where you start sweating. Depending on the temperature that you are working out in this will probably take at least 5 minutes.

 

Static Flexibility Exercise for Tennis Players

 

Select an exercise from the following list and see Steve Green in action.

 

Four lower back stretches

Back

Calf

Glutes part I

Glutes part II

Hamstring and glutes part I

Hamstring and glutes part II

Deep Squats

Hip twists

Upper back (hug)

Shin

Lean Back

Lower back twist one leg

Lower back twist two legs

Neck

1/2 Lotus

Quads

Advanced quads

Full body reach

 

 

 

 

 


Steve Green Fitness Program