1) Prevention of injuries in sports consists of three well-defined areas that should be integrated into a coherent program: a generic view of the sport, a generic view of tennis, and an individual view. 2) The generic view of tennis is most commonly used today in prevention and includes exercises designed to address the most common tennis injuries like abdominal strains and shoulder issues. 3) However, focusing only on generic programs is insufficient, as the leading cause of many injuries is often a previous injury to the same area. An individual evaluation of biomechanics, movement patterns, and technical advice can help prevent reinjury. 4) Proper training of coaches to identify injuries early and implement progressive return-to-play