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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

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

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

How to Dance - Pivot Turns

By: Emilio Librero | 2010-04-01 | Dancing
This exercise will allow you to practice pivoting on the supporting foot, and traveling with your turns. Stand with your right side next to a table or kitchen counter. Put your right hand on the counter. Stand with your feet together and your weight on your left foot. read more

Ana Ivanovic - Star of Tennis

By: Tisha Kulak Tolar | 2010-03-30 | Recreation & Sports
Born in Basel, Switzerland in 1987, Ana Ivanovic is a 6′1 star of tennis. When she was just 5 years old, Ana fell in love with tennis after watching Monica Seles on television. She pleaded with her parents to allow her to take tennis lessons, to which they agreed and bought her a tennis racquet for her birthday. Her training years were less than ideal due to NATO bombings in 1999. She starting having practices in the morning to help avoid the chaos and even started training in an abandoned swimming pool during the winter months due to a lack of facilities. read more

Top Tennis Tips

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

Should You Have Tennis Lessons?

By: Graham Shepperdson | 2010-03-31 | Recreation & Sports
When you have decided to take up playing tennis it might be a good idea to put some of your hard earned cash into having some tennis lessons. Make sure you do your homework and find a professional tennis coach who will set you of in the right direction.In choosing someone to coach you, make sure they have the desire to help you identify your problems, and support you while you are developing all your tennis skills. 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

Grip, Footwork and Strokes in Tennis

By: AndrewSmythe | 2011-01-03 | Recreation & Sports
Footwork is weight control 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

Tennis Elbow Cure?

By: Rufus Keown | 2010-04-03 | Recreation & Sports
Tennis Elbow is one of the most frustrating and hard to treat injuries a tennis player or coach can encounter. Caused by repetitive strain on the elbow tendon very few treatments can claim a high level of success. If you have tennis elbow read this tennis coaches account of how he overcame tennis elbow. read more

Tennis Drills for Large Groups

By: Tim Norris | 2011-06-15 | Recreation & Sports
Tennis instructors often struggle to accommodate large groups of tennis players on one tennis court. Many times they freeze and panic when participants start pouring in to the lesson. Novice tennis teachers make many mistakes that turn the clinic a slow and boring affair. What do tennis instructors have to keep in mind to avoid this situation? read more

Tennis Tips. Avoid Tennis Injuries and Increase Your Success by Improving Your Physical Fitness

By: Jeff Binns | 2010-03-28 | Recreation & Sports
Key tennis tips including the importance of maintaining excellent physical fitness and the value of a good tennis professional. These are important steps for avoiding injuries, increasing your enjoyment of the game and your chances of success. read more

Driving Lessons – The Turn In The Road Manoeuvre

By: Jason Vines | 2011-10-28 | Cars
The Turn in the Road is probably more commonly known as the Three Point Turn. The name was changed for test purposes many years ago as it gives the impression you have to complete the manoeuvre within the usual 3 turns. You can however, if on a road too narrow, complete the manoeuvre in 5 turns and this is totally acceptable - as long as it would not have been possible in 3. read more