This process instills in the feeders and the hitters how to properly execute the stroke. This format allows the teaching pro to make corrections and adjustments in the hitter's stroke in a very personal and private manner. This results in relatively rapid improvement for the students. The teaching pro will experience less strain on his or her voice, and less physical fatigue physically because of not having to constantly shout instructions across the net. Due to the increased interaction among the students, the social atmosphere of the group becomes very supportive.
Students learn how to work with each other effectively.
The pro can easily encourage them to practice together on their own since they have learned a practice format that is simple to duplicate. In this circumstance, professionals will find themselves able to maintain close contact with all eight students by roving constantly from one court to the other. Then, once the technique featured in that session is successfully covered, either profeeding or student hitting drills can be set up in the context of fun and competitive games.