March 2011 Blog Posts (14)

You may have seen Kobe, Dwight Howard or Iverson wear them. They keep the blood flowing and they help with arm Fatigue, and since i been working on hitting balls from the baseline hard i found my arms being sore and fatigue a lot, so my dad bought me a pair and i tried them and they seem to work and i thought…

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Hi Everybody - Just found this website last week and love how many people it reaches and the great feedback I have recieved already. Thanks Opolis!!!  I am getting back into the game after a long siesta. I have enjoyed other sports, but tennis is so dynamic and widespread, it brings me back to the court. Now the hard part is getting back to my skill level in the shortest amount of time. I have started running and hitting a little, just want some good tips on getting back into "tennis shape".… Continue

Just joined today (3/29).  I'm coming down to Carlsbad for one week of training, so I'm looking to see if anyone is interested in playing some tennis while I'm here.  I'll be in town from 4/18 to 4/23 and can play early morning or after 5pm.   

As a published author and member of the United States Tennis Writers Association, I recently had a chance to read and review Wimbledon: 101 Reasons to Love the Best Tournament in Tennis. Written by David Green and published by Stewart, Tabori & Chang, this wonderfully illustrated book offers readers an opportunity to travel back in time. Encompassing over a century of history, the author uses photographs, facts and charming stories to take you on a visual tour of…

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POUR JOUER AU PARC JEANNE MANCE

Right now I'm wasting my days away watching 'The Wire' on DVD - "ain't no thing" - and wondering whether today will be the day where I finally punch someone in the face for saying, "you need to learn german."…

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Hi All- I have been out of the tennis loop for longer than I care to say. This is just a quick reference for those who are looking to post their skill level asap. Cheers, Saralee

Hey, just wanted to see if anyone would be interested in playing some tennis in the Baltimore/Owings Mills area. I guess I would say I'm somewhere in between beginner and intermediate. I haven't played seriously in awhile, but I'd really like to get back into it on a regular basis. If you're interested, let me know!

Hi I'm liking the westher these days.  I am a beginner to intermediate, I would love to play sometime this week. Feel free to send me a message, I live in the west end, maybe we could go to Kitsilano. :0

I play 3.5-4.0.  I am looking to improve my consistency.  I live in the Snellville area.  Thanks.

i am a beginner but i have been  improving small parts of my game. i would like to play in the mandarin fl. area if possible

Hi,

 

I am looking for Tennis Partner in Manassas area, please

Hello fellow tennis lovers!

 

I have recently started a blog for my retail tennis pro shop in Adelaide, Australia. I will be adding content every week from all perspectives: Shop owner, customer, player, coach and all round fan of the game.

I will also be looking to swap links with other tennis related blogs and sites. If you are interested please friend me and let me know!

At the moment it is quite bare but we hope to have some posts up in the next couple of…

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GOOD READING: A new book for kids, "Bring Your Racquet: Tennis Basics for Kids" by Steven White offers some good advice for everyone's mental game.

"The first thing you should do if you ever find yourself choking is to slow down," White writes. "Slow down your breathing, slow down your walk, and, most of all, slow down your tendency to play fast. Attempt to clear your mind of all unwanted thoughts. Take a deep breath and recommit your thoughts to the challenge of the match. Long,…

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