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How to Rent a Tennis Court

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Tennis facilities and country clubs often rent their courts to the public on an hourly basis. Most free courts operate on a first-come, first-served basis and you may not get a court if you show up during peak hours. Renting a private court ... more »

How to See the U.S. Open Tennis Tournament

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The U.S. Open Tennis Tournament is an exclusive tournament that takes place every August and September at USTA National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows Corona Park, New York. The games start at noon and are played in different courts and ... more »

How to Select a Tennis Partner

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If you plan to play doubles, it is important to select a partner whose skills are a good match for yours and whose company you enjoy. It may take some time, but there are several ways to find a teammate with whom you can build rapport and enjoy ... more »

How to Select Tennis Apparel

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Tennis apparel has gone through major upgrades in the past several years. Gone are the days of "tennis whites" as the only acceptable fashion on the court. There are styles to suit every personality, as evidenced by the players of any major ... more »

How to Serve in Tennis

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It has been a few years since I have played Tennis but I was on the JV (junior varsity) Tennis team in high school... But today we are going to something else new- serving at the tennis court..... more »

How to Serve Like Serena Williams

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A powerful serve is a desirable component of any tennis player's arsenal. In the tennis world, Serena Williams demonstrates a superior serve on almost every match. Although, it is difficult to duplicate her serve, it is wise to learn some of her ... more »

How to Set up a Tennis Net

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A tennis net not only provides a barrier over which the ball must be hit, but it should also act as a barricade when players run into it after building stroke momentum. If you're setting up a tennis net on a home or community court, take the time ... more »

How to Sign up for Private Tennis Lessons

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If you feel that group lessons lack the individual focus you need to achieve that tennis edge, you may prefer to take private lessons. There are several ways to find an instructor qualified to help you improve your form or progress from an ... more »

How to Sign up for Tennis Lessons

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The grace and athleticism needed to play tennis are achieved through years of lessons. Your desire to elevate your game can only be fulfilled with increasingly difficult lessons... more »

How to Start a 6-TENNIS League

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6-TENNIS is a local volunteer-run Junior Team Tennis league that uses progression equipment make it easier for kids to play tennis right from the beginning. The program follows the model of other youth sports using parents and community members ... more »

How to Start a Tennis League

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Tennis is a popular sport. Starting a tennis league in your area is easy and the players will thank you for taking the time to organize it. Whether you are forming a junior league that will benefit the children in your community or a club for ... more »

How to Stretch for a Tennis Match

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Stretching is an important part of preparing for any athletic activity. Loose, supple muscles respond better than cold, tight ones and are much less prone to injury. Here are a few tips to get you ready for action... more »

How to Swing a One Handed Backhand Like Roger Federer

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Roger Federer's one-handed backhand is a versatile and powerful weapon. He can hit virtually every shot in the book with his backhand, even though his opponents consider it his weaker side. Topspin lobs, flat drives and short-angle slices are ... more »

How to Take the Wimbledon Guided Tour

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Through the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum, you can take a guided tour of the Wimbledon grounds. Under the guidance of a knowledgeable tennis historian, you will learn all the well-known facts and lesser-known secrets about Wimbledon that have ... more »

How to Toss the Ball in a Tennis Swing

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The key to a strong serve is tossing the ball accurately and consistently, so that you don't have to adjust your swing to a badly placed ball. This is the one time in the game when you have complete control over where the ball is placed before ... more »

How to Use Tennis Court Boundaries

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Tennis courts consist of many rectangles that form a larger rectangle 78 feet long by 27 feet wide. Beginning tennis players need to know the boundaries before playing a tennis game. As you become a better player, you can use the court boundaries ... more »

How to Visit the Wimbledon Museum

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The Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum preserves the rich history of the many memorable tennis tournaments held at its namesake tennis club over the decades. You can visit the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum all year round, with a few exceptions that ... more »

How to Volley in Tennis

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One of the first lessons in tennis is how to volley with opponents. The time you spend volleying with opponents helps you learn proper body position, racket placement and the best way to approach a ball during a match. You must learn how to ... more »

How to Warm-up for a Tennis Match

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Playing tennis involves most of the body's muscles. However, a warm-up before a match isn't limited to stretching. A tennis warm-up includes the practice of your moves and strokes, usually with your upcoming opponent. By practicing your strokes ... more »

How to Your Tennis Play

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Tennis is a popular and fun way to exercise. You may be looking for a way to improve your tennis game, but don't want to spend a fortune on coaches. If so try some of these tips... more »

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