Tennis

Injury/Pain

Tennis Elbow

Tennis elbow affects thousands of players every year. Use these strategies to reduce your risk and return to action.

Movements

Arm Action - Standing Long to Short - Tennis

This drill can increase the power and speed generated by your arms while running.

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Drop Lunge - Tennis

The drop lunge will stretch the outside of both hips.

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Backward Lunge + Twist - Tennis

The backward lunge and twist will increase hip rotation and reduce injury potential.

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Inverted Hamstring Stretch - Tennis

The inverted hamstring stretches your hamstring and challenges your balance.

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Handwalks - Tennis

Handwalks stretch the hamstring while working the shoulders and torso.

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Forward Lunge Elbow to Instep - Tennis

If you do only one stretch before a match or training, this movement should be it.

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Forearm Pronation/Supination - Tennis

This exercise helps to decrease the all too common tennis injuries associated with the elbow.

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Medicine Ball - Rotational Overhead Slam - Tennis

This movement will develop power in your arms and core.

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Knee Hug Lunge - Tennis

This movement will stretch out your glutes, hamstrings and hip flexors.

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Crossover Drill - Continuous - Tennis

The continuous crossover drill is one of the most demanding and beneficial exercises you can do.

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3 Hurdle Drill - Stabilization - Tennis

This movement will improve your foot quickness as well as your cutting.

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3 Hurdle Drill - Continuous - Tennis

Develop lightning quick feet and rapid cuts on the court.

Injury/Pain

Achilles Tendonitis

The most often injured tendon in the body is a classic overuse injury. Are you at risk?

Movements

Hurdle Hop - Linear Stabilization - Tennis

This movement can strengthen and reduce injury potential for your ankles, knees and hips.

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Hip Crossover - Tennis

This movement stretches and works the torso.

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Glute Bridge - With/Without Medicine Ball - Tennis

The glute bridge one leg medicine ball exercise will decrease lower back injury potential.

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Glute Bridge - Tennis

This movement will build stability in your core.

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Medicine Ball - Parallel Throw - Tennis

This movement will generate power in your hips and torso.

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Medicine Ball - Perpendicular Throw - Tennis

This exercise will work your hips, torso and arms.

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