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Sports Night Light - Vintage Tennis Sale Price: $14.99  |
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This is a fun tennis night light with an image by talented artist Michelle Palmer. This image lights up beautifully when lit and is perfect for any room in the house. This light makes a very unique gift and perfect as a stocking stuffer, office gift, or grab bag gift... |
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This is a fun tennis night light with an image by talented artist Michelle Palmer. This image lights up beautifully when lit and is perfect for any room in the house. This light makes a very unique gift and perfect as a stocking stuffer, office gift, or grab bag gift... |
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Court Couture Casanova Tennis Bag (Scarlet Red) Sale Price: $199.00 |
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Racket Compartment Fits two (2) oversize tennis rackets Main Compartment Back: (1) button and (2) zip pockets Interior: A large pocket fits a 36 ounce water bottle (1) Zip and (2) gusseted pockets Ample room to fit a laptop computer or use as a travel bag 20" x 15" x 6" Cosmetic Pouch Zip closure top (1) Zip and (1) Gusseted pockets inside 9" x 4 ½" x 2" |
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Artsmith, Inc. Clutch Bag Purse (2-Sided) Tennis Equals Life Sale Price: $59.97 |
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Product Number: 030-575741753 Made of elegant and durable microfiber, this pretty women's clutch bag is super cute. The women's wristlet wallet includes a unique design sure to impress. Take this small clutch purse out on the town! Self-zip wristband handle functions as top closure... |
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Artsmith, Inc. Clutch Bag Purse (2-Sided) I Love Tennis Sale Price: $59.97 |
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Product Number: 030-577875128 Made of elegant and durable microfiber, this pretty women's clutch bag is super cute. The women's wristlet wallet includes a unique design sure to impress. Take this small clutch purse out on the town! Self-zip wristband handle functions as top closure... |
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Featured Article:
If you have recently started playing tennis, and are ready to buy your first tennis racquet, then there are several factors you will need to consider before you go shopping. For novice players, understanding what kind of racquet is best suited for them is the first step.
There are many styles of racquets available in a variety of price ranges. If you are just beginning to play, then buying a sturdy racquet that can withstand the wear and tear is important. Tennis racquets differ greatly in the materials used, the styling and the design of the racquet. The most important things to keep in mind while buying a racquet are listed below.
Strength of materials
Tennis racquets are available in a variety of materials, depending on your price range. Most important things to look for in a racquet are its strings and the material used for the frame. Good quality racquets have excellent materials used for strings and the metal body, and are designed to make learning the game much easier. Beginners should pick the racquets that are built to reduce vibrations and provide more comfort for the player.
Weight of the racquet
Weight of the racquet depends upon the materials used to manufacture them. Aluminum racquets are heavier than the ones that are made out of graphite. Heavier racquets make the maneuvering difficult, and can lead to problems if not handled properly.
Light weight racquets are ideal for beginners, since they will have the ease of operation with them and can slowly learn the right way of using them.
Design and the size of the head
Tennis racquets vary according to the levels of players. Every level of player has a different requirement and so the racquets are manufactured keeping those specific requirements in mind.
Beginners and intermediate players need to learn the game therefore a racquet with large head size is recommended to them. With the larger size of the head, the chances of hitting the ball are more, that makes learning the game and different techniques of facing the ball, easier. Professional players though, prefer more control over their play and therefore opt for racquets with smaller head sizes.
Size of the grip
Every tennis racquet is provided with a grip at the end of it, for players to control the movement of the racquet better. Grip size depends completely on every individual's hand measurement and comfort level. Grips are made of slip resistant materials to help hold the racquet steadily through the game.
Determine what size of grip you will need, to hold the racquet in a comfortable way and see if you get any kind of pain through the game. If so, you will need to change your grip size to match your hand.
If you are not very sure of the grip size, then always buy a smaller grip size, since the size can be increased easily, if it doesn't match. You cannot however, alter the size of a bigger grip to make it smaller. Remember to do your research thoroughly about the brand you want to buy and the kind of racquet that you should look at, depending on your player level, before heading for shopping.
http://www.thetennisshop.com.au is an online website that offers tennis equipment such as tennis racquets, tennis shoes, tennis clothing for purchase. The website is dedicated to bringing its customers the latest equipment in racquets, shoes, clothing and accessories needed to be successful on the court.
Tennis Footwork - 5 Big Ways it Helps You Play Great Tennis
Great tennis footwork is the key to great tennis, which is a fact that so many players overlook.
Here are the top 5 reasons why improving your tennis footwork improves your game!!
1. GREATER SHOT POWER
Developing your footwork skills results in greater power in your shots for the following (and very important) reason.
When you get to the ball and get set in a good position, you give youself the chance to hit the ball using as many body parts as you can.
If you don't, you end up hitting the ball just using your arm or maybe off balance.
Think about it like this, a boxer doesn't land a knockout punch by flicking out a jab.
The knockout blow is always made by getting the feet in the right position so that all the bodyweight can go into the punch.
The same is true in tennis.
2. MORE SHOT OPTIONS
Improving your tennis footwork gives you greater flexibility of shot choice because you get there earlier and in a better position.
You get to choose what stance you use to play the shot (open stance, closed stance, neutral etc).
You also get to choose where you play the shot and with what stroke (cross court, down the line, backhand, forehand, deep or short, passing shot or lob to name but a few.
Without it you will have fewer choices available and the choices you do have may well end up suffering from poor execution.
3. REDUCED ERRORS
FACT! As many as 70% of unforced are down to poor footwork - ATP statistic.
What would it mean to your game to reduce your unforced errors by as many as 7 out of 10?
Do I need to say any more?
4. STAY IN POINTS FOR LONGER
Improving your footwork for tennis will also improve your agility, balance and co-ordination which are all critical for higher levels of play.
You will be able to get to more balls, more often (even when under pressure) and that forces your opponent to play 1, 2 or 3 more shots than they expect to and maybe want to and that gives them more chances to miss.
5. BETTER TENNIS SPEED & TENNIS FITNESS
If you work on improving your footwork, you will have no choice but to improve your tennis speed and tennis fitness - no bad thing.
I have seen many many good "technical" players lose to so-called "lesser" players who had superior court speed, movement and fitness.
This goes back to the point above and links in with forcing your opponent to play as many shots as possible.
Not only wil it draw more errors in the short term but over the course of a match the tiredness they begin to feel has a major impact on their error rate as they get more tired.
So, if you really want to improve your game, it's very simple - Leave your racket in the bag and work on your footwork.
HERE'S HOW TO DO IT!
The first thing you need to do is stop running so much on the court.
You should only run if you are a long way from the ball and it is the only way to get there quickly.
Apart from that most of your movements around the court should be made using side shuffles and cross over steps.
Start by incorporating tennis footwork patterns into the warm up routines of every one of your lesson/practice times.
Then progress up to using cones (for zig zags etc) and ladders as training aids.
Start slowly with simple footwork exercises and build up the speed of execution & difficulty of drill as you improve.
About the Author
I have some free tennis footwork videos and drills to help you along the way. You can get them from
http://footwork4tennis.com
Tennis Bag Check for Tournament?
its my first tournament so kinda nervous and excited ^^
is this enough?
2 rackets, 1 spare racket(old)
towel
extra shirts
extra socks
1 liter of water
1 liter of pocari sweat(ion supply drink)
some tennis balls
flip flops(1)
wrist bands
grips
maybe a visor- i never went to the court where the tournament will be held. idk if it's indoor or outdoor
phone
wallet
extra strings. in case i might break a string. i'm not a string breaker though,. ^^
do i need still some items on my bag? I want to be complete 
i see players with bananas. what does usually banana do?
is ion supply drink a energy drink too? i seem i'm not refueling during breaks.
You sound well prepared. A lot of people don't put enough thought into what's in their bag and end up forgetting something. Extra strings are a good idea, especially if you use a brand that is not common. Most pro shops have string, but may not have your brand. Bananas provide potassium which is an essential nutrient to prevent cramping during activity. Your pocari sweat may have plenty of potassium, but check the label to be sure. If not, it won't hurt to throw some bananas in your bag. I don't like bananas, but I carry a jar of almonds which are also high in potassium (and less likely to get squished in a crowded bag). Other than that, sounds like you have everything.
Fired up Nadal blows away Berdych at Wimbledon
So eager was Rafael Nadal to reclaim his Wimbledon title on Sunday that he entered Centre Court with his racket already cocked in his left hand and the unwitting Czech Tomas Berdych lined up in his sights.
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