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By Scott Cavanagh 0 comments
Most medium to large American cities feature more than one local tennis club. Choosing the right facility to join and give your money to requires a bit of research. Here’s a quick tutorial... more »
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If you are a tennis player, a good pair of tennis shows is every bit as important as a good racquet. Even if you are a beginner, shoes that fit properly will prevent your feet from getting tired and sore and will allow you to stay on the court ... more »
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Tennis all starts with the serve. The first step to a dominant game is a dominant serve. Physical strength can help, but good technique is extremely beneficial. After learning the technique, practice repeatedly and you will be on your way to ... 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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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 »
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In the world of professional tennis, the greatest players of all-time are usually ranked and rated according to how they have fared in what is called the “Open Era”—or all of the time after 1969--the year professionals were first allowed to ... more »
By Paul M. J. Suchecki 0 comments
Tennis is a fun but very complicated activity involving strength, stamina, flexibility and strategy. It’s a sport that can be played a lifetime, keeping you in far better shape than golf or walking. It’s amazing for stress relief, since few ... more »
By kingofharts 0 comments
Would you like your serve to be more powerful and consistent? I would LOVE to teach you to serve like Pete Sampras or Venus Williams. That is possible--but not likely. These tips are designed to help you, whoever you are, whatever age, however ... more »
By Scott Cavanagh 0 comments
For players who want to compete in team tennis, there are leagues all across the country, usually sponsored by the United States Tennis Association (USTA). Each team usually represents a local tennis club or athletic facility and is managed and ... more »
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Before practicing your tennis game, you need to be comfortable with the layout of the court. Whether you play on clay, hard-surface or synthetic courts, you'll read the boundaries and service lines in the same way. Familiarizing yourself with ... more »
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Every point in a tennis match begins with the serve. A good serve is essential to a good game. Repeated practice of a few basic steps can help the beginning tennis player to master the art of a great serve... more »
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Players and fans recognize that playing tennis well requires extremely good hand-eye coordination and reflexes. However, 2 components of the game they often overlook in training are court movement and footwork. These are just as important to ... more »
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Sometimes the best offense is a good defense. In table tennis, playing defensively can be your entire strategy... more »
By chaddie01 0 comments
Flat serves in tennis are the most powerful serve there is!!.. more »
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Good footwork can be difficult to teach because each player's footwork is unique to his or her style of play. There are, however, some simple principles every player should keep in mind... more »
By TechsIn 3 comments
Hi, Every one i am going to tell you that how to wrap the tape around the tennis ball perfectly , After this step by step guide you are goona discover secrets of wrapping the tape around the tennis ball. Wrapping the ball by tape is usually easy ... more »
By chaddie01 1 comments
Here are some tips on how to approach a game of tennis mentally that will allow you to win games even against better, younger players... more »
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To enjoy playing doubles, you have to enjoy your partner. Finding a good doubles partner depends on personality, skill level and what you want from the game... more »
By chaddie01 2 comments
Choosing a tennis racket is one of the most difficult thing in starting a tennis career. Trust me. It matters!.. more »
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The backhand is one of the most difficult tennis shots to learn. But once you do, the results will be well worth the effort! Anyone can do it with dedication and hard work. Here are some steps that will help you develop a strong tennis backhand... more »
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A well-equipped tennis bag prepares you for any situation on game day or at practice time. .. more »
By Scott Cavanagh 0 comments
The serve gets all the press and attention, but how well a tennis player returns an opponent’s serve usually determines the outcome of most matches. Start consistently knocking your opponents’ best weapon right back at them with these quick tips... more »
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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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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 »