TENNISITAS Ortigas Group Training (Please read Details/Notes)

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Core Topic for this training session:

The “CORRECT WAY” of doing Forehand & Backhand (Form)



Over the years—and even decades—tennis experts, professional players, and sports science PhDs have identified the most efficient ways to execute the forehand and backhand.

Unfortunately, many coaches are still unfamiliar with these principles, which leads to players developing inefficient and illogical techniques.

Backed by science, human kinetics, and biomechanics, we will break down the most appropriate forehand and backhand techniques for beginner and intermediate players—while remaining highly relevant even for advanced players.


We’ll also Debunk some common teachings and explain why they’re not recommended and often do more harm than good.


-Suitable for Semi-Beginners, Intermediate and Advanced Players


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-Group Training for Semi-Beginners and Intermediate & Advanced Players

- The Coach: USPTA and PTR Coach / Former Junior
Age Group Competitor / Expert in Scientific & Creative Approach

- 1300 per player for 2hrs (All in)

-Payment Thru G-Gash

-For More Info and Queries: contact 09562869016

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Core Topic for this training session:

The “CORRECT WAY” of doing Forehand & Backhand (Form)



Over the years—and even decades—tennis experts, professional players, and sports science PhDs have identified the most efficient ways to execute the forehand and backhand.

Unfortunately, many coaches are still unfamiliar with these principles, which leads to players developing inefficient and illogical techniques.

Backed by science, human kinetics, and biomechanics, we will break down the most appropriate forehand and backhand techniques for beginner and intermediate players—while remaining highly relevant even for advanced players.

We’ll also Debunk some common teachings and explain why they’re not recommended and often do more harm than good.

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