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On-Court Intensity: Drills and Conditioning

byThe French Touch AcademyAt Tennis Academy in MumbaiStarts from25,000 per player / weekView full gallery

We do not do 'easy' here. This is our 360-degree training system designed to push your limits with high-volume drills and rigorous conditioning on Mumbai's courts.

Repetition is the mother of skill. This video shows a variety of our players engaged in coach-fed drills, perfecting their groundstrokes and reactions.

A typical intensive training session at our academy. Watch our players execute high-repetition drills, focusing on consistent technique and footwork under the watchful eye of our coaches.

A player demonstrates perfect form and follow-through on a backhand during a practice session, a result of our detailed technical coaching.

A player practices his service motion, a critical part of the game that we break down and build through targeted drills and expert instruction.

This sequence shows our integrated training approach, moving from dynamic conditioning with hurdles and medicine balls directly into on-court hitting drills to simulate match fatigue.

Agility and footwork are non-negotiable. This video highlights our players working through ladder drills to improve their speed and coordination on the court.

Strength training tailored for tennis players. Our athletes use resistance bands and medicine balls to build core strength and rotational power for their shots.

This drill focuses on explosive movement and recovery. A player works on footwork patterns around markers before hitting a shot, simulating the demands of a real match.

We build fundamentals from a young age. Here, a coach works closely with one of our junior players on proper grip and swing mechanics.

Training continues no matter the weather. This video shows our players working on drills indoors, using video analysis on a phone for instant feedback from the coach.

About On-Court Intensity: Drills & Conditioning

Our on-court sessions bridge the gap between pure fitness and match play. You start with agility ladders and medicine ball work to build rotational power, then move directly into high-volume basket drills. The goal is to simulate match fatigue, so by the time you are playing competitive points, your technique remains sharp even when your legs are tired.

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