All You Need to Know About Tennis Mobility and Warm Up

tennis mobility tennis mobility exercises tennis warm up Oct 18, 2017

Injuries have a massive impact when it comes to individualised sports. If you are involved in a team sport and you are injured, you can rely on team mates to cover for you and help you out during play. Not in tennis, you are all alone! This is why you need to avoid injuries as much as possible.

We have identified some key areas which will help protect you from serious injury and keep you on court. They will also make you a more robust and confident athlete.

When it comes to tennis mobility and warm up, we like to focus on a joint by joint approach, either working from the bottom up or from the top down. Whether that’s using myofascial release, trigger point work or dynamic stretching.

We think these are three key areas that are highly important for creating a robust tennis player , that is more resilient to injury.

We recommend performing mobility exercises prior to training. This helps elongate muscles and open joints up for correct movement patterns.

Here we will give you three tennis mobility exercises that you can try yourself.

If you want more exercise's seen in this video, we are excited to tell you we are launching our new High Performance Strength and Conditioning Program in the next few weeks.

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All You Need to Know About Tennis Mobility and Warm Up

For help get in touch with us….. This is what we do… It’s our passion!

If you have any questions, see below

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