I want to know a good web site to learn tennis styles from it.
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The best I have ever seen is at tennisone.com. Even if you have to pay a few bucks to access all of its features, it's well worth it. Good videos of top players, excellent analyses of all the strokes, and solid instructional lessons from experts.\nAnother I like is by Oscar Wegner who has a teaching style that really works for newcomers.\nThe USPTA also has instructional modules, and they're good, but I like the prior two better.
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http://www.blogskins.com
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you could also try www.itftennis.com :D
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http://www.guidetocoachingbasketball.com/pst%20ply%20wrkt.htm\n\nhttp://www.betterbasketball.com/basketball-post-video/\n\nhttp://www.hoopskills.com/postplay.html
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Cancel your trip to the Bolletieri tennis camp ASAP. \n\nI'm a nationally certified tennis instructor, and I have several tennis students who've attended his camp. They all tell me the camp relies far too heavily on hard work, and provides far too little actual tennis technique.\n\nAnd, even though I've not actually attended his camp, I can absolutely confirm you'll receive far too little technique there. \n\nIndeed, one of my tennis instructor friends, who used to work at Bolletieri's camp, showed me the camp's instruction manual. It definitely contains far too little, as well as basically incorrect, tennis technique.\n\nIn fact, you should forget all tennis camps because they all suffer from the same problem... too little technique and too little individual attention.\n\nInstead, take PRIVATE tennis lessons from a qualified tennis instructor. This is absolutely the best bang for your tennis buck!
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http://www.atptennis.com/en/newsandscores/draws/
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1. Depending on how much you can spend, you should:\na. Take private lessons from a knowledgeable pro;\nb. Take group lessons from a good pro;\nc. Take lessons at a public park or recreation program;\nd. Find someone who is a good player to work with you for free. (At almost any popular public courts you'll find players who love to provide assistance, usually for free, to any eager learners. The big drawback is they don't always know what they're doing!)\ne. Ask your high school coach to recommend someone to provide lessons. This also lets the coach know you are interested.\n\n2.  You really need to have someone to hit with and to play on a regular basis. Try to find another high school player that you can practice with.\n\n3.  Supplement your lessons and hitting by getting a good book on tennis and/or by going to some of the Web sites with quality instruction. I've listed a useful book and a couple of Web sites below.
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just reading the rules and scoring of the game will not help cos the scoring is pretty confusing for a total outsider to tennis.i personally suggest that before u start playing,watch the tennis matches on television.they teach u more than any book or website can provide.once u start watching matches,u will start understanding the scoring and rules urself, and in a fun and interesting way.
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I'm a nationally certified Tennis Instructor. In the 37 years I've been involved in tennis, I've taught many, many students.\n\nTO ANSWER YOUR QUESTION HONESTLY...\n\nNot only do I not know of a good, cheap tennis camp, but I also do not know of a good, EXPENSIVE tennis camp.\n\nTruly, the best way to improve your tennis game is to take PRIVATE tennis lessons from a well-respected and CERTIFIED Tennis Instructor.\n\nYou see, tennis needs to be learned progressively, one step building upon another. This not only requires a great deal of concentration, it also requires a great deal of TIME.\n\nIn fact, it typically takes between 30 and 60 minutes to make a reasonable advance, and this definitely requires INDIVIDUAL instruction, not group lessons.\n\nSure, group lessons are fun. But, they don't provide you with enough INDIVIDUAL instruction to make a lasting change.\n\nTennis Camps are also fun, but they provide you with even less INDIVIDUAL instruction.\n\nDon't waste your money on a tennis camp. Instead, find a good local CERTIFIED Tennis Instructor, and be prepared to concentrate on technique.
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I am not trying to be a wise apple by saying there must be a ton of them out there, but honestly there are a ton of books written on any area you may need help with, from drills, to how to make a stroke.  Tennis will not be on television until January the season is pretty much over til then, but you can gain a tremendous amount in watching.  Go to your local Borders and have a look in the tennis section I bet you find what you are looking for.  I am sure you will get some posts that will be more helpful then this on where to look on the web.  If you do not just google it as I am sure you have exp. forehand/drills
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All that I know is if you want Anna Kournikova you can try a tennis web sight like http://www.ATPtennis.com.
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Yeah, you could learn to play at any age  smiley\n\nThere are a lot of racquets out there that would fit you and your budget. A local sports store would probably be the best bet.\n\nAnd just look around for people that can teach you. You don't need to be taught by a really good pro right away. Just someone that knows how to play and is willing to teach you.
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free webs is a good site www.freewebs.com
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the best site is \nwww.smashits.com
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First, I'd suggest any club that has group classes. Not only is this cheaper than private lessons, but you can learn from others and also develop some practice partners.\nIf you are near the Lloyd Center, I'd suggest the Portland Tennis Center, next to Benson High. Otherwise, any of the numerous tennis clubs in town should have classes available. Just call one near you and ask about their schedule and prices.
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I dont' know sites that contains online videos but a good online web tutorial would be www.w3schools.com
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http://www.expertfootball.com/training/tricks.php\n\nAND\n\nhttp://www.expertfootball.com/training