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Tennis Ball Machine - An Overview

By: T Martin | Recreation & Sports
A tennis ball machine is a terrific way to improve your tennis game. Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned player, these tennis machines provide excellent work outs and invaluable feeds. read more

Learning to Play Tennis Options

By: Neil Baulch | Recreation & Sports
Are you interested in learning how to play the game of tennis? If so, you have several options. Tennis is not a difficult game to learn and there are tennis instructors or trainers available in most large cities. Learning to play tennis should be a fun experience. read more

How to Practice Tennis Ghosting

By: Graham Shepperdson | 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

Sports Scholarships - Tennis and Volleyball

By: Marian Fides Aldana | College
Due to the number of difficulties students are faced when pursuing a college degree, many are looking to avail of loans and scholarships, especially college sport scholarships. However, college sport scholarships are not available to everyone. They are for talented athletes who can combine their playing skills with academic prowess. Students who are talented in sports, such as tennis and volleyball, for instance, need to balance athleticism and intellect if they are to play college tennis or college volleyball. read more

Ana Ivanovic - Star of Tennis

By: Tisha Kulak Tolar | 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

Tennis Recruits - How to Get the Scholarship

By: Gary V Hawkins | Recreation & Sports
Are you looking to make it to the next level of tennis? Are you hoping to be among the tennis recruits from across the country who actually get recruited and sign an athletic scholarship? If so, here are a few facts and figures that may help you. read more

How Tennis Court Surface Affects the Game

By: Taj Richards | Recreation & Sports
The general idea of a tennis court is a rectangular surface with a single net stretch across the center of the court. The net is low to the ground and the court is meant for tennis games of singles or doubles. read more

Do You Need a Tennis Court?

By: Sameep Shah | Recreation & Sports
There are thousands of tennis courts in the area that you can visit and play at regularly. However, if you're looking for something closer to home, or to add to your commercial facilities, consider having your own courts custom built by a company that offers the latest technology in sports facilities and design. read more

Tennis Elbow is a Common Overuse Injury

By: Karina Wilson | Health & Fitness
As you all know Tennis Elbow is a very common condition especially among the players but can be present in other groups too. It usually affects both professionals in the racket as well as people who never did any gymnastics. Tennis Elbow can hinder daily activities like brushing hair, brushing teeth or lift a book. Just one day you may experience an acute and persistent pain in the arm, without apparent cause. read more

What Do You Know About Tennis Rackets?

By: Celeste Merkins | Recreation & Sports
In the past, not many people know about tennis. They just know it widely since 1970 up to 1990. Then it cameback in the late two thousand. The reason was because of the grand slam competition that was taken place. So many people were mesmerized by the game that it led to the restoration or reincarnation of tennis. And nowadays, numerous individuals ranging from old people to the younger ones have been addicted in this game. It is one of the leisure pursuits done by people whenever they have a free time. read more

Why Use A Tennis Ball Machine

By: Shawn Manaher | Recreation & Sports
A tennis ball machine can help improve your game whether you are a newbie or well seasoned tennis player. The obvious advantage is that this machine can be used by yourself. Therefore, instead of waiting around for your partner to fix a mutual schedule, you can fit your practicing with your own timetable. read more

Learn Table Tennis by Doing

By: Tony Turner | Recreation & Sports
You could probably learn how to play table tennis by watching other players, especially if those players are skilled and follow the rules. It is a fast-paced game that involves a lot of movement, and the little white ball is often whizzing through the air at impossible speeds. read more

How to Play Table Tennis Like a Pro

By: Tony Turner | Recreation & Sports
You might have a ping pong table in your house, maybe down in the basement or up in the attic. Maybe one of your friends has a table, and you head over there when you want to play. Once you start playing and realize just how fun it is, you aren't going to want to stop. read more

Getting Started with Table Tennis

By: Tony Turner | Recreation & Sports
Most of us have played table tennis, or ping-pong, at least once or twice. You may think that there is actually not a lot of skill needed to tap a little white ball over a tiny net, but there is a lot more to table tennis than you might think. read more

Table Tennis Tips for Beginners

By: Tony Turner | Recreation & Sports
So, you have purchased new ping-pong equipment, you have watched several videos for help with your technique, and you have attended competitions to learn as much as you can from watching better players. What happens when you play your first competition? read more