I entered into a city tournament and I they asked me what level of play am I.   I really dont know.
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3.0 \nYou are fairly consistent when hitting medium-paced shots, but are not comfortable with all strokes and lack execution when trying for directional control, depth, or power. Your most common doubles formation is one-up, one-back. \n\n3.5 \nYou have achieved improved stroke dependability with directional control on moderate shots, but need to develop depth and variety. You exhibit more aggressive net play, have improved court coverage and are developing teamwork in doubles. \n\n4.0 \nYou have dependable strokes, including directional control and depth on both forehand and backhand sides on moderate-paced shots.  You can use lobs, overheads, approach shots and volleys with some success and occasionally force errors when serving. Rallies may be lost due to impatience. Teamwork in doubles is evident.
157662
Unfortunately I can not make it to that tournament. I have been to the US Open two times and it was one of the best experiences of my life. If you can make it to any professional tournament...GO!
654755
not 3/4th ppl r playing for points everybody is playin for points n even just for time pass to be frank it was one of my aim to be the top scorer but when reached 5,000 n above i dont know y i just lost interest in this i just play now for points thts it not for anything else...n even its very useful v can also improve our knowledge by knowing some things i guess as i know some ppl..r just crazy abt this y! answers sum ppl. say its one of their hobby sounds crazy\n\ni dont think u hav improve ur answering skills its just fine just share whtever u know abt tht question n u need to answer it by ur heart thts it....all the best!!
385146
Yes! You get atleast 2 matches at most tournements, various levels of play, meet new people, gain experience, and when you are a member of the USTA, you get a subscription to Tennis Magazine, which I personally thoroughly enjoy. I would recommend joining for any level of play because match play is a great way to improve your game!
121967
This is best answered by guro joe at:\n\nhttp://www.playnow.co.il/Games/game_eng.cfm?ID=100
470276
I don't think you'll find live scores for a challenger event anywhere, but the draw for the tournament you're looking for is in the sources- It's the topmost tournament in the table.
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If it is a competition in the case of matchplay then the extra holes are decided before the match starts, should it be level after 18 and the shots are awarded exactly the same as the original 18 ie according to the stroke index of the hole. In the case of stroke play, then the back nine is counted if that is level then the back seven if that is also level then the back five and then three is taken into consideration, if this is also level it is usual to have either a sudden death or three hole play off, if it is still level after the three hole play off the the same three holes are played over and over until an out right winner is found.  If it's a friendly then be civilised after all it is golf your playing and just go to the bar and buy your opponent a beer and congratulate him on managing to stay even with you over 18 holes
115311
I can sympathize. I am 5'6" and had a great serve. I've played in various leagues and over 11 years (about 60 leagues) won about ten championships with a teammate who was only 5'2". Don't be discouraged, there are plenty of places to play. One of my regrets was that I rediscovered the game at 33 yrs old. What you may have to do is play pick up games at a gym first, find where the leagues are and put a team together with the people you like at the gym. If you are ever a captain of a team, only pick people you like playing with.
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It depends on how much you practice, and how much you want to improve.\n\nprimarily have fun though! it will come easier if youre relaxed about it.
182720
I don't know, so I would suggest you play an online game and find out if there's someone there you can ask.
206521
Good morning...try www.xscores.com  I believe they bracket the tournaments before they are played.
565143
Well, I guess since you have already answered your own question, I would guess that you are the new Beyblade champion.  I'm sure you are an awesome beyblader.  However, you say that you are the "99.99% awesome beyblader."  That means there is someone better than you.  The statistic means that 0.01% of beybladers are better than you are.  Sorry.
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I have coached tennis at the highscool level, college level, private club players etc.  I have even taught a group of 4 which consisted of a 12 year old boy, a 17 year old girl, her 42 year old mother, and a 65 year old man.  Now that is about as diverse a group you can get, but they were all relatively close in skill level.  The most important thing above all else, #1 on the priority list...i think you get the idea, is that you are receiving quality instruction!  That you are being taught the correct way.  You need to talk to experienced players and learn as much as you can as far as what grip to use for each stroke, how to impart spin on your strokes, how to follow through with your stroke to make your shot fluid and add depth to your shot.  How to properly position yourself in lining up for your shot.  Proper footwork from the ready position, split step, moving effieciently on the balls of your feet, making a full shoulder turn, stepping into the shot, moving forward through the stroke, and completing the follow through.  A lot of this will become second nature after you practice the techniques and form good habits but this is learned at a little more advanced stage.  I am sometimes asked to do clinics where I teach these fundamentals to players early in their development.  I even do volunteer clinics, if you live in the Northern CA area, or if you have a specific question that you would like answered, feel free to ask me, I sometimes take a few days to get back to you because I am away for awhile.  If you are looking for an answer as to what group you should be in, ask yourself which group will be best for my development as a player, and will I be able to give a full effort out there.
597259
I have some friends that play a tournament there.  Years ago but they said it's a nice place.
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I am not talented in the area of soccer. I actually suck so i have to say i cant do any of it. So i dont really know why i am answering this queistion but i guess my record is zero cuz i have never really tried
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Well if you want to get one stared you have to get your plan out in your community. Tell them where it will be, when it will, what they can do to help out and what the rules will be for the event. But before all that you much find a place to play that's the most impotent.
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Your best bet to find tournaments is to look on the USTA website (www.usta.com) and search under tournaments.  You may find something that way.  You can select specific infomation down to your area, dates and level of play.