The Power of Starting Tennis Young: Unlocking Potential
Emory Tate once said, “The idea would be to start chess players out as first or second graders. Part of being a child prodigy is you go in without any preconceived notions, and so the real truth and beauty of the game can come through.” This idea is incredibly relevant to the world of tennis, as evidenced by the late Nick Bollettieri’s approach to nurturing young talent in the sport. Starting tennis at a young age offers numerous advantages. First, it allows children to develop essential motor skills and hand-eye coordination that are crucial to their success on the court. … Read more