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Tennis Playing Basics
How to Choose a Tennis Court
Tennis Warm Up Exercises
Tennis Net Height
Basic Rules of Tennis
How to Choose a Tennis Ball
How to Pick a Tennis Racket
How to Choose Tennis Shoes
Types of Tennis Rackets
How to Grip a Tennis Racket
How to Score in Tennis
Tennis Court Layout & Lines
Serving Spot on a Tennis Court
How to Serve in Tennis
Your First Move After Serving in Tennis
Preparing for a Return Serve in Tennis
The Hitting Position in Tennis
Body Position Versus the Tennis Ball
Net Play in Tennis
The Ready Position in Tennis
How to Return a Tennis Serve
Forward Stroke in Tennis
Backhand Stroke in Tennis
Overhead Stroke in Tennis
Scoring a Tennis Game & Set
How to Play Solo Tennis
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"We will talk about the net. The net is basically should be, with the old rackets, we used to be able to measure the net at the center strap. With one racket down and then measuring to that point with the head sideways and the net should have been at that level. That was with the old rackets. Now days you basically, unless you have some type of measuring device with you, you are pretty much going to have to play it with the way it is set up. Most courts are set-up pretty close to standard. Unless there is no center strap then you are basically just going to be hitting the ball. It's no big issue unless you are playing tournament tennis or you?re playing in a club setting. So the height of the net is already pretty much preset. I would not really be that concerned with it unless, like i said, if your getting to the next level like the intermediate stage of playing tennis. Then it's going to be more of a concern."
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