A. Forehand GripFor the forehand grip, place the forefinger knuckle anywhere on or between the third and fourth bevel of the handle.
B. Backhand GripThe correct grip, not strength, affects your ability to...
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Thursday, August 26, 2010
Groundstrokes of Tennis
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Tennis Technique
Groundstrokes of tennis are the basic shot you make once the point has begun.
Although these shots can be played from anywhere in the court, they are usually played from near the baseline and after the ball has bounced.
How you hold the racquet determines...
The Basic Serve of Tennis
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Basic Tennis
The basic serve of tennis starts every point in a match, and the server is considered to have an advantage.This is partly because you have two changes to get your serve in, and partly because you can take your time to set up the shot and therefore put...
Basic Rules of Tennis
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Tennis Rules
Basic Rules of Tennis are needed for structure and to allow players to compete on an even basis. For most beginners the rules and system of scoring can seem a bit confusing at first, so learn them as soon as you can to get you started.
Rules...
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Technique of Holding the Racket (Grip) Perfectly
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Tennis Equipments
One of the major keys to play tennis well is the technique of holding the racket (grip) perfectly. There is various ways hold the racket, including the one-handed backhand / forehand and two handed backhand / forehand.
Hold the racket with one hand...
Monday, May 24, 2010
Types of Tennis Players
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Type of Tennis Player
According Ron White (UPSTA), there are two types of tennis players.
Type AType A players generally have good technique. Players love to play with this type of style or beauty. On the day they'd play with pretty, covering the entire field and closed the game with his best. These players have at least one type of deadly stroke.
However, Type A players...
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