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'I'm a one-handed backhander, but there are some advantages to the two-handed backhand: first, you have a shorter backswing and get a quick and powerful return of serve, and second, it's a good shot when the ball comes close into your body.' ' ... more »
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"The approach shot is an aggressive shot usually done on a ball that is coming over the net weakly and dropping shallow in the court. Strategically, it is best when hit down the line, but down the center might be a good second option. These are ... more »
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The flick shot is simply an aggressive variation of the push shot. It provides an excellent option for the service return... more »
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Joining a league will definitely improve your tennis game. In addition to providing more competitive play, joining a league will also commit you to playing on a steady basis... more »
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'Preparing yourself both mentally and physically between points is crucial for the person who takes tennis seriously. Your concentration will improve as well as your competitive instinct. Everybody's routine will vary, depending upon the type of ... more »
By chaddie01 1 comments
Tennis is one of the best exercise out there and above all is a fun sport to play. Gear up and get ready to lace them up!.. more »
By JuggleMaster7 2 comments
Ever wondered how to play tennis? This article here will teach you a few things on the scoring method of tennis and some tips that will help you get good... more »
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It is important to regrip your tennis racquet on a regular basis. Sweat, dirt and moisture can build up in the grip of your tennis racquet after numerous matches. This build up can actually change the way you hold the racquet and affect your swing... more »
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Flat serves in tennis are the most powerful serve there is!!.. more »
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Eliminate your romantic notions about that old wooden racket in your basement. It won't help your game, whether you play tennis, squash or racquetball. Today's rackets are lighter, larger and stiffer. Popular brands including Wilson, Head, Prince ... more »
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Choosing a tennis racket for a tennis player is an essential task if you want to succeed in the game. A good tennis racket which fits in nicely with a player is the key to winning tennis matches !.. more »
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Employing good doubles tennis tactics means understanding the game as a whole as well as specific practice... more »
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The drop shot is a surprise shot that can be very effective, especially when hit well and on soft courts... more »
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A half volley is one of the most difficult tennis shots to hit. This is a shot you want to avoid, if possible, if you can't take the ball in the air... more »
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Playing at the net in tennis can result in a rapid crossfire, especially in doubles competition. Use the forehand volley to quickly return the ball before your opponent(s) can react... more »
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It takes consistent stroke and serve practice to improve your tennis skills, but it is also important to continually develop strategy to use against your opponents. There is no canned strategy that is magic for every player. Instead, each player ... more »
By ChelseaLynn 1 comments
Easy to read. Easy to use. What's the deal with the tennis tie-breaker? You'll know how to score a tie-breaker and when to play one. Just in case it slipped your mind, we'll go over the basics too... more »
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'The key to improving your skills and building good habits into your game is to practice effectively. That means that once you are out on the court, every ball you hit should be a concentrated effort. Use correct methods and don't waste time. ... more »
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Whether you're smashing an overhead volley or finessing a drop shot, a racket that feels good in your hand is vital to a solid game and can prevent fatigue. Regripping your racket will keep it feeling new and comfortable... more »
By USTANorCal 0 comments
Whether or not you have any experience playing or coaching tennis, you can be a successful Junior Team Tennis League Coach. Most importantly, always keep things in perspective. As a volunteer coach, you do not need to teach the kids to have ... more »
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There is a lot more to tennis than just hitting a ball over a net. Before seriously stepping onto an officiated court, read and understand the official International Tennis Federation rule book and other regional regulation handbooks. For ... more »
By Mike 0 comments
By: Roberto Sedycias Tennis shoes, which are technically known as athletic shoes too, are shoes designed for physical and sporting activities. The other kinds of shoes are called dress shoes and tennis shoes differ from them in build and style. ... more »
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The forehand volley in tennis is an important but, unfortunately, awkward and difficult shot to master. The open face of the racket causes a weakened wrist, the traditional ready position doesn't get you ready and the required footwork can leave ... more »
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An effective serve is the starting point for playing winning tennis. Many players work for years perfecting their serve but find they still need help. The following steps will give you the necessary tools to fix common problems and help develop a ... more »
By Nella Bella 0 comments
So you’ve decided to get back into playing tennis. Maybe it’s been a few, or even a couple of decades, since you last hit a backhand. Don't let that stop you. Tennis is one of very few lifetime sports and the important thing is the desire to play... more »