as title, how can I find people intereted play tennis with me^^?
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Here are some suggestions that should work, depending on what is available to you in your area.\nFirst, find out the most popular club and public facilities in your city. If you can afford a club, I'd recommend that you join and ask the manager or pro to suggest some matches.\nOr, if you prefer the public facilities, hang around practicing your serve or hitting against a backboard, and usually someone will ask you to play.\nBetter, sign up for group lessons at a club or public courts. You will meet others at similar levels, and they often are looking for practice partners.\nIf you are already a decent player, sign up for local tournaments or, even better, for USTA leagues if they are available.\nGood luck.
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ok u have to cocertrate on ur serve and u will practice it dalily. in know this coz i have practised a lot i am a tennis player and i play for INDIA
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click on "people" scroll down to "find a buddy" ... you can find by interest
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I play competition tennis in New York, USA. We play a team format in which we have 6 singles players who each play best of 3 sets (each set to 6, win by 2, ad scoring), and we also have three doubles teams (same as singles). After these matches finish, we usually continue by mixing up players and playing some Canadian doubles as well as other exhibition style matches.
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search the American Camping Association website at http://www.acacamps.com you can search there by location and activity taught (tennis)
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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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http://www.tennisresults.com.au/
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It is very difficult to draw any conclusion without seeing the entire games of both players.  Having said that, there is no substitute for experience.  Court positioning and learning to move in tandem with your partner is the keys to good doubles play.  Return of serve and good volley skills are a very important element to put pressure on your opponents.  Also a serve which can be placed well can make for easier poaching opportunities.  If I was looking for a doubles partner as you are, I would consider 3 things.  1. Which player is more likely to make fewer errors and give a stronger effort to win on court.  2. Which player has the most potential to improve on his skills by having a stronger work ethic.  and 3. Is any of them close to graduating/or is a better communicator and willing to accept suggestion.  Sometimes its better to look beyond the player and focus on the intangibles to make a stronger team.  Hope this helps and you are able to make the right choice.
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contact Freind of the court
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If possible\n1. Ask your parents to find a coach for you\n2. Do off courts exercises to improve your strength, flexibility, etc.\n3. Watch matches and see how the stars serve\n4. Read advices from websites like www.tennis.com\n5. Keep practising \n6. Avoid injury from over practising\n7. Believe you can serve better
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How old are your friends?\nWhat area are you in?\n\nNormally any local 'senior' team will be able to point you in the direction for some feeder teams?
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hangy where r u from ?? If u r from US - u can contact smashthatbirdie@aol.com - His name is Paras. He even strung for Badminton Championship matches. Gud person to guide you.\n\nor u can contact him at 312-451-7424.
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Try this... it gives you a whole list of clubs in various parts of Scotland.\n\nhttp://www.scottishsport.co.uk/othersports/tennis.htm\n\nGood luck. :-)
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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.itftennis.com/mens/players/player.asp?player=10020795
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1st of all you need to know what level you are you'll know by long long you've played and if your getting it at a store hopefully someone could help you with it.\n2nd you need to find your swing style yes people have different swings ranging from short and slow to long and fast\n3rd you need to be comfortable with the racket pick 1 you think looks nice and would like to play with.\n\nif you follow that you should be able to find your perfect racket. i did this and now i'm a pro!
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I agree with the first answer, and being a tennis pro myself, they are the best to judge what level you are. Just an honest guess though, if you don't know about ratings and those things, you are probably a 3.0 level player. The best way to join the USTA is either at the tournament (they should have a signup sheet), or online at www.usta.com under membership. Also on usta.com, they will have a section devoted to understanding what level you are.
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Check out Yahoo Golf Groups or Craigs list .