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  • Anyone For Tennis? A Personal Trainers Guide To Building A Better Player  By :
    Forget what you know (or think you know) about coaching your clients for tennis. This article lays out the full story of training your tennis players as they should be... like athletes!
  • The Psychology Of Singles And Doubles In Tennis  By : Jennifer Seaton
    Singles, the greatest strain in tennis, is the game for two players. It is in this phase of the game that the personal equation reaches its crest of importance. This is the game of individual effort, mental and physical.
  • The Psychology Of Physical Fitness  By : Jennifer Seaton
    Physical fitness is one of the great essentials of match play. Keenness can only be acquired if the physical, mental, and nervous systems are in tune. Consistent and systematic training is essential to a tournament player. Regular hours of sleep, and regular, hearty food at regular hours are necessary to keep the body at its highest efficiency. Food is particularly important. Eat well, but do not over-eat,
  • The Psychology Of Match Play In Tennis  By : Jennifer Seaton
    The first and most important point in match play is to know how to lose. Lose cheerfully, generously, and like a sportsman. This is the first great law of tennis, and the second is like unto it to win modestly, cheerfully, generously, and like a sportsman.
  • The Fundamentals Of Tennis  By : Jennifer Seaton
    I trust this initial effort of mine in the world of letters will find a place among both novices and experts in the tennis world. I am striving to interest the student of the game by a somewhat prolonged discussion of match play, which I trust will shed a new light on the game.
  • The Drive In Tennis  By : Jennifer Seaton
    The forehand drive is the opening of every offensive in tennis, and, as such, should be most carefully studied. There are certain rules of footwork that apply to all shots. To reach a ball that is a short distance away, advance the foot that is away from the shot and thus swing into position to hit. If a ball is too close to the body, retreat the foot closest to the shot and drop the weight back on it, thus,
  • Take Up Sports Collectibles As A Great Pastime  By : Joey Singer
    When you are young and have the burning power of youth inside of you, you can enjoy a wide variety of hobbies. Young people enjoy active sports like football and weightlifting. But, once the years start packing on, it becomes harder and harder to get involved in these types of sports. For many people, this is a depressing sign of their oncoming old age. However, it is a natural thing that happens to
  • Sports Scorecards  By : Joey Singer
    Here's a beautiful idea that's sure to put a lot of cash in your pockets! It's an idea that definitely fulfills a need, and has tremendous market potential virtually anywhere in the whole world.
  • Going On A Table Tennis Date  By : John Simmons
    I firmly believe that table tennis is one of the most fun indoor games that man has invented. You get the drama and excitement of a full-scale tennis in the comfort of your home. Well, maybe not, but you get the idea. Besides, you do not have to put up with all the problems inherent in "real" tennis. Annoying ball fetchers, the rules on noise levels, advertisers french, and all the grunting never seem to be
  • Brief Introduction to Table Tennis  By : John Simmons
    Table tennis was introduced to the USA when Parker Brothers bought the trademark of English manufacturer J. Jaques & Son Ltd after 1901. The name "Ping Pong" was used to describe the English game of table tennis when he played with high-end, Jaques-branded equipment.
  • Some Tips For Badminton  By : Joey Singer
    The badminton is a sport played by two players of opposition or two pairs of opposition, with racquets. The sport is played in a rectangular court which is divided by a net and the players mark points by striking the shuttlecock to pass above the net in the adversaries ' half of the court.
  • Tennis Basics  By : Jennifer Seaton
    The foundations of the great play of tennis are little, however need many hours practice.
  • Radio Sports For Die-Hard Hobbyists  By : Joey Singer
    Radiosport as a term is sometimes used as two separate words, or as a single word. It refers to the use of amateur radio equipment or the "ham", in short, as a part of playing some sort of game. It might be group event or a single person event. It can involve other competitors in real time like a race or like a performance or achievement over a given time frame.
  • Wimbledon 2008 Mens Final - How Nadal Really Beat Federer  By : David Horne
    Rafael Nadal beat Roger Federer in a classic Wimbledon final that had it all from rain delays, come backs, brilliant shots to the crowning of a new Wimledon champion.
  • Why And How Should You Play Tennis?  By : Jeffrey Fang
    Know the benefits of playing this sport and know how to correctly play this fascinating game.
  • Some History Of Tennis  By : Jennifer Seaton
    Tennis has its roots in the ancient play of the handball, played in Greece a long time before the Christian era. During the average ages it developed concerned to handle the beater rather the ball between two adversaries than against a wall. The name comes from, French of tenez take or. ready Initially it had no line of border there, but gradually a court was slightly developed the shape of a sand glass, with
  • Service-The Opening Gun Of Tennis  By : Jennifer Seaton
    Service is the opening gun of tennis. It is putting the ball in play. The old idea was that service should never be more than merely the beginning of a rally. With the rise of American tennis and the advent of Dwight Davis and Holcombe Ward, service took on a new significance. These two men originated what is now known as the American Twist delivery.
  • Tennis Shoes Purchase And Feet Anatomy  By : Roberto Sedycias
    This article talks about the importance of one`s understanding of his footwear`s anatomy, while purchasing the right tennis shoes.
  • How To Hit A Lob Shot Today  By : Max Johnson
    All good golfers, especially those on the PGA or LPGA Tour, are very good ay hitting a lob shot or a flop shot. The lob shot we will discuss will be from about 30 yards and will be players with a 56 or 60 degree wedge. Many say the lob shot is a risky golf shot however, if pulled off correctly, it will help you to lower your scores.
  • Japanese and Sport  By : Joey Singer
    The observation and to take part in various sports are popular activities in Japan appreciated by people of all the ages and sectors. The origin of the sports in Japan goes up with the twelfth century, when the known military nobility under the name of samouraïs presented events such as the kendo, (Japanese stick enclosing) kyudo, (shooting with the arc) and jujustu, (judo) with the populeux one. These
  • Knowing The Tennis Courts You Walk On  By : Jennifer Seaton
    Thus you decided to take tennis? Or perhaps you are content to be a spectator but you would like to increase your knowledge of the play. There are many variables to tennis, of clothing suitable with the equipment, the rules to the players, but there are some constants in the play too.
  • Improving Your Tennis Strength  By : Jennifer Seaton
    The power is the device more spoken about modern tennis. It is one component simple which formed the play that we know today. When we speak about the tennis of power (think Rafaël Nadal, Marat Safin, Roger Federer, the sisters and Maria Sharapova of Williams) they are the capacities accelerate and coordinate not only the racket, but also the movement of the suitable parts of body which is crucial. The power is
  • Improving Your Serve In Tennis  By : Jennifer Seaton
    The service of tennis is the most complicated race in the play. But this means of doesn't that the you'll never obtain to him. It means that there are many manners and traps not to make the good thing.
  • Badminton Rackets  By : Joey Singer
    The choice of the correct racket of badminton can be a crucial decision, on some level you are. With a multitude of rackets available nowadays, it can seem which intimidates to know which racket is the best for you. If all is well, with a little of assistance, I can help you to just find the racket of badminton right which is appropriate for your model of play.
  • History of Tennis  By : Jennifer Seaton
    For any future athlete who intends to begin a new activity, to know a little the history about the sport is always a good idea.
  • French Open Tennis 2008 Review - The Amazing Story Just Told  By : David Horne
    "Ivanovic fulfils grand slam destiny" and "Rafa the undisputed King of Roland Garros." These were headlines that could have been written before the tournament and so the 2008 French Open transpired.
  • Rafael Nadal Wins His Fourth French Open  By : Roger Munns
    Rafael Nadal began playing tennis at a very young age under the instruction of his uncle. Roger Federer began playing tennis at six years of age.

    Twenty-two-year-old Rafael Nadal took home his fourth Roland Garros title in a row Sunday after defeating Roger Federer in the final of the French Open.
  • A Day At Wimbledon  By : Shaun Parker
    Description of business hospitality services at Wimbledon.
  • Wimbledon 2008, A Look Forward  By : Shaun Parker
    As winter sets in the author looks longingly ahead to the 2008 wimbledon championships.
  • Wimbledon Championships 2008  By : Shaun Parker
    A look ahead to Wimbledon 2008.
  • Tennis Equipment Explained  By : Jimmy Cox
    The proper equipment and the right court is essential for a good game of tennis. This article will give you an outline of the proper equipment and use of these things to help you to get started.
  • The History Of Tennis Explained  By : Jimmy Cox
    Tennis has origins beyond the typically imagined. This article will help you to understand just how tennis came around and will increase your love for this game.
  • Tennis Star Borg To Stay In Majorca  By : Roger Munns
    Ex Wimbledon and French Open tennis star Bjorn Borg is downsizing in Majorca.

    The tennis legend remains one of the best tennis players the world has ever seen...
  • Developing a "BIG" Forehand for Tennis Players!  By : David Horne
    The difference between many tennis players comes down to who has the bigger shots combined with consistency. Obviously someone who just crunches the ball without control will be very inconsistent. Just about every tennis player has experienced playing someone who has blown them off the court with a big serve or a big forehand. Develop a "Killer" forehand and take your game to the next level!
  • How Can I get Better at Tennis Without Just Working on Strokes?  By : David Horne
    When you are a tennis player you need to do a lot more than just practice on court tennis drills during a lesson in order to reach your full potential. This article outlines the various techniques and ways in which the professional tennis players are able to continuously improve and become better tennis players.
  • Tips and Advice for Managing Your Tennis Coaching Staff  By : David Horne
    One of the more difficult and stressful aspects of being a Director of Tennis is staff management. You are not only responsible for your own performances but also for those of your tennis coaching staff.
  • Tennis Instruction: Tips On Playing Better Tennis  By : Kenneth Edwards
    The "tennis game in the millenium" takes real athletes who want to work hard to be great. The first steps to being great are getting in superb shape learning how to make great contact with the ball at all times in any situation.
  • Understanding The Basics Of Tennis  By : Jimmy Cox
    The basics of the great game of tennis are few, yet require many hours of practice. To help you get started and understand these basics, read this article and you'll be on your way.
  • Tennis Court Racketeers  By : Chris Campbell
    Tennis is a great sport, but not without a few foibles.
  • Is Tennis The Right Game For You? Find Out Here  By : John Savage
    I think most people would agree that tennis is a sport which is good for you in many ways.
  • Treating Tennis Elbow Condition  By : Kevin Pederson
    Tennis elbow is also known as 'lateral epicondylitis'. Contrary to popular belief, playing tennis is not the only cause for tennis elbow. In fact, people who suffer from this problem have hardly played the game.
  • Types of Tennis Racquet Stringing Machines  By : Sammy Chim
    Description and explanation of different types of tennis racquet stringing machines.
  • Tennis Guru Are You?  By : Daniel Millions
    Chop, half vollery and court position everything you need to know to become a tennis guru!
  • A Brief Look at the Early Days of Tennis  By : John Savage
    If you are serious about your game a look back at the past will not do you any harm, but may just help you.
  • The Volley and Overhead Smash in Tennis  By : Ivar Rudi
    The net attack is the heavy artillery of tennis. It is supposed to crush all defence. As such it must be regarded as a point-winning stroke at all times, no matter whether the shot is volley or smash
  • Chop, Half Volley and Court Position  By : Ivar Rudi
    In Tennis, a chop stroke is a shot where the angle towards the player and behind the racquet, made by the line of flight of the ball
  • General Tennis Psychology  By : Ivar Rudi
    Tennis psychology is nothing more than understanding the workings of your opponent's mind, and gauging the effect of your own game on his mental viewpoint
  • Tennis Tips for a Winning Serve  By : Tomaz Mencinger
    The tennis serve is the most complicated stroke in the game. But that doesn't mean that you'll never get it. It means that there are many ways and traps of not doing the right thing.
  • The Psychology Of Physical Fitness in Tennis  By : Ivar Rudi
    Physical fitness is one of the great essentials of match play. Keenness can only be acquired if the physical, mental, and nervous systems are in tune
  • Begin Tennis By Selecting Shoes  By : Kadence Buchanan
    People have come to use the term "tennis shoes" a little bit more broadly in order to categorize under this name different types of comfortable athletic type of shoes, also referred to as "sneakers" or "trainers."
  • Roger Federer Reaches for the Stars  By : Kadence Buchanan
    If there's one tennis player today who exhibits the stuff that legends are made of, it has to be the current men's world number one player, Roger Federer of Switzerland.
  • Choosing Tennis Shoes  By : Ian Smith
    Good tennis shoes do several things apart from covering your feet, and tennis is a sport, that is very hard on shoes, and feet, so you need to find a shoe that will last, and one that is not too heavy, bearing in mind some factors
  • Andre Agassi and What Can We Learn From the Legend  By : Tomaz Mencinger
    The story of Andre Agassi, the professional tennis player, is over. For those of us who were his fans, it is a sad moment. And if you were following Andre's career and life from the beginning, you've had the chance to learn tennis and life lessons.
  • Tennis for Beginners - How to Enjoy the Learning Process  By : Tomaz Mencinger
    In order to ease your tennis at the beginning there are some important tips which will help you get more realistic, improve your learning rate and groove your strokes with a calm mindset.
  • Tennis Basics For Beginners  By : John Savage
    How and where to hit the ball is described in tennis as technique
  • Tennis Appreciation For Children  By : Bill Urell
    Tennis is not an easy sport for kids to master, that's for sure. But starting them off at a young age will likely get them into the program more
  • Six Tips Guaranteed To Improve Your Tennis Game  By :
    Few sports are more physically demanding than tennis or more difficult to master. Part of the reason why so few people are proficient at tennis is because there are not many places to practice and most cannot afford to lay out the money for private lessons. Learning how to play can be very frustrating because you can end up spending more time chasing balls than you do hitting them. But, before you decide that tennis is not your thing, here are six easy steps you can take to improve your game.

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