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Planning the Tennis Season
Connect objectives, competition blocks, training priorities and review checkpoints across a season.
For: Coaches and families coordinating a tennis year
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Ten principles.
A connected approach.
- Define the Season’s Development and Result Objectives
- Assess the Player’s Starting Point and Resources
- Select Priority Competitions and Pathway Targets
- Build Training Blocks Around Meaningful Adaptations
- Integrate Technical, Tactical and Physical Priorities
- Plan Load, Recovery and Tournament Clusters
- Prepare for Surfaces, Travel and Environmental Changes
- Use Checkpoints Instead of a Fixed Unchangeable Plan
- Adapt the Calendar From Evidence and Availability
- Review the Season and Rebuild the Next Cycle
Put it into practice
A season-planning example with adaptation decisions when availability or priorities change.
