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Growth and Maturation in Junior Tennis

Interpret a changing body and adapt expectations, practice and support to individual development.

For: Parents, coaches and physical-development staff

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INSIDE THIS SUBJECT

Ten principles.
A connected approach.

  1. Distinguish Chronological Age From Biological Development
  2. Monitor Growth Without Labelling Potential
  3. Adapt Coordination Expectations During Growth Spurts
  4. Adjust Training Volume and Intensity
  5. Protect Movement Quality and Strength Foundations
  6. Manage Mobility and Temporary Range Changes
  7. Individualise Competition and Recovery Demands
  8. Communicate Changes With Player and Parents
  9. Reassess Technique as Body Proportions Change
  10. Keep the Long-Term Player Ahead of Short-Term Results

Put it into practice

A worked growth-period review linking movement, training demands and communication.

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