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July 31, 2009Strength and conditioning journal69 citations

Movement for Tennis: The Importance of Lateral Training

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MKMark S. Kovacs

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Tennis Is a Sport That Requires Hundreds of Directional Movement Changes During Every Match and Practice. The Majority of Movements in Tennis Are in a Lateral Direction, and the Development of the Muscles, Movements, and Neural Responses Needs to Be a Focus of All Tennis Training Programs. This Article Highlights the Typical Movements During Tennis Play, Which in Many Respects Are Unique to Tennis, and Practical Examples of Exercises to Help Train Lateral Movements Are Provided.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1615e9a6d599ffb29493cahttps://doi.org/10.1519/ssc.0b013e3181afe806
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