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The right way to Perform a Right Tennis Forehand

By: giglu | 2010-10-03 | Recreation & Sports
Rackets are much larger, lighter, and firmer compared to the traditional wooden rackets allowing the players to hit the ball with additional effectiveness and command read more

Tennis Forehand Tips - Play Your Best Tennis

By: Sandy Hoffman | 2011-01-05 | Recreation & Sports
Just how difficult is it to play tennis? You might say it is quite a simple sport to play but to the millions of tennis enthusiasts out there, developing their forehand stroke to perfection is already challenging enough. read more

How to Practice Your Forehand Follow Through

By: Graham Shepperdson | 2010-04-02 | Recreation & Sports
When competing in a tennis match do you sometimes feel that you could generate a little more power and direction from your Forehand? Can you fix the problem? Yes by developing a good balanced follow through, this will give you the benefit of being able to direct the ball with more accuracy. You can also hit with more power and consistency. read more

Top Tennis Tips

By: Mandy Waters | 2011-02-12 | Health & Fitness
If you want to get better at tennis, yo read more

Tennis Serve Tips

By: Martin O' Flynn | 2010-04-01 | Recreation & Sports
This article presents solid advice on the correct technique require to become a powerful server of the ball. It outlines correct technique for Flat Serve, Topspin Serve and Slice Serve. read more

Rules To Play Tennis - Play Your Best Tennis

By: Sandy Hoffman | 2011-01-05 | Recreation & Sports
It is nice to play tennis on a warm, sun shiny weekend morning or afternoon. But have you ever thought of taking your game to another level? One way to do so is to get to know the basic rules to play tennis. In this way, you will not only enjoy your game but you can also get yourself better at this sport. read more

How to Practice Tennis Ghosting

By: Graham Shepperdson | 2010-04-01 | Recreation & Sports
Ghosting is to play a point on your own without a ball. This teaches you to practice every shot or movement around the court, just as if you are playing a real game situation. read more

Learn Fast with a Table Tennis Video

By: Tony Turner | 2010-09-06 | Recreation & Sports
Table tennis is a great way to spend some time with your family and friends, a great diversion for a rainy evening or a sun-drenched afternoon. You can play the game indoors or outside, wherever you have your table. Some people even bring their table to the beach with them and play while they are getting a tan. read more

"Big Bill" Tilden - A Tennis Sporting Royalty

By: Kenny E. Ford | 2010-07-09 | Recreation & Sports
On February 10, 1893, a boy who was to become the greatest tennis player of all time was born in Germantown, Pennsylvania. He was William T. ("Big Bill") Tilden. read more

Tennis Rules and Scoring

By: Lillian Haase | 2010-03-29 | Recreation & Sports
If you're new to tennis and have been invited for a hit the basic tennis rules are hit the ball so it lands inside the lines. If you are just having a social hit and you are not keeping the score it is polite to hit the ball to the person (not away from them), it's not a rule but it's just etiquette. Tennis scoring is the same for doubles and singles. read more

The Tennis Swing: How To Perform A Perfect Stroke

By: Jeff salzenstein | 2011-03-31 | Recreation & Sports
The tennis swing is one of the most basic things to learn when playing tennis. The correct swing will give you two benefits: one, you’ll be able to direct where you want the ball to land; and two, you’ll be able to put the right amount of power in your stroke. read more

Learning to Play Tennis?

By: Graham Shepperdson | 2010-03-31 | Recreation & Sports
Remember that tennis is a game of challenges and they come mostly from your opponent, but there are also other difficulties that playing tennis can demand of you. Here are some examples of typical demands that the game of tennis places on you, regardless of your opponent. getting to your right distance from the ball finding the correct speed of your stroke keeping good balance whilst you are moving and hitting the ball read more

Stars Play Table Tennis

By: John Stevens | 2011-04-14 | Recreation & Sports
Table tennis, also known as ping-pong, is the famous sport in which people hit the lightweight and hollow ball. This popular game started during the 1880s in Britain. At that time, it was known as “wiff-waff” and played by the upper-class. James Gibb, a British enthusiast, found the celluloid balls when he was on a trip to America. Meanwhile, E.C. Goode invented the racket thanks to wooden blade and a sheet of rubber. By 1901, the tennis table was so popular that a table tennis tournament was held. Furthermore, an unofficial world championship was even organized in 1902. The Table Tennis Association was found in Britain in 1921. Until now, table tennis remains to be one of the most favorite sports worldwide. Even, Hollywood actresses, stars, politics and athletes are also interested in this sport. read more

Tennis is for everyone

By: Jessica Meriya | 2011-09-28 | Business
Tennis is one of the most popular sports in the world. A number of tennis tournaments like the French Open, the U.S. Open, and the Australian Open are held throughout the year and have a huge fan following. read more

Virtua Tennis 4 Walkthrough, Tips and Cheats

By: jaka mannu | 2011-08-06 | Gadgets and gizmos
hard to go fast network. Virtua Tennis is not quite common to find players who have mastered this technique-at least not in the early stages of the game, "but master is one of the secrets to finish the fast track to the tedium which makes many encounters hard the circuit. read more