my suggestions

Perhaps you may want to try in two ways.

1. buy a big basket that can take more 100 balls. You serve the balls, but told your son to just hit the balls with which he feels comfortable and to miss the “bad” balls. You don’t return his ball. Basically it’s a problem of match between the consistency of your serving and your son’s sense that things are under control. Ask your son to be patient at the first. After a while both your consistency and his skill are improved and the match comes in due time.

2. your son can learn to hit against a wall. It takes a while to get a sense. But once he can use a wall, it saves much time, money and feeling to each other. For some kids, it’s more easy for them to get a good sense of “being able to control the movement of the ball” so they like tennis more.

Good luck. Not every father plays tennis. But every father can help his son’s practice in a comfortable way.

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• 回复：my suggestions -baydad- ♂ (642 bytes) () 01/20/2007 postreply 08:49:30

• 回复：回复：my suggestions -OnlyOneSon- ♂ (892 bytes) () 01/20/2007 postreply 21:24:04

• thanks for the info. Coach is quite expensive :-( He does have -baydad- ♂ (298 bytes) () 01/21/2007 postreply 09:14:11

• 回复：thanks for the info. Coach is quite expensive :-( He does -OnlyOneSon- ♂ (1423 bytes) () 01/21/2007 postreply 13:45:31

• Thanks again. I will try. I hit with him tonight and feel pain -baydad- ♂ (42 bytes) () 01/21/2007 postreply 22:34:42