What is the best website for tennis drills?
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go to www.tennis.com where you can subscribe for tennis magazines that gives you advices for that or you can go to www.atptennis.com or www.usta.com\n. I would suggest the first and the third choices are the best.
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http://www.hockeymonkey.com\nhttp://www.greatskate.com\nhttp://www.hockeygiant.com
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http://www.championsgolftour.com/
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http://www.pennracquet.com/
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The best place is www.TGW.com or www.Golf Galaxy.com
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Tough question!\nthere are loads of good coaches out there and it depends what level coaching you want...\nCoaches like Nick Bolleteri, Dennis Vandermeer, Vick Braden, Stan Smith, these guys are good coaches but they are even better businessmen... There is usually really good coaches employed by these guys that does the hard work on the court... \nThen again maybe Nadals coach is the best coach at the moment because he is playing so well. Or is Federers coach the best (not that he officially has one at the moment)\nThen there are guys like Oscar Wagner with new and radical ideas upsetting half of the tennis community...\n\nI would say the best tennis coach is the coach that is most adaptable to a players personality. Who can make a player hit the ball over the net consistantly ASAP. Who can make tennis fun for his students and wants to do something for tennis itself and not just for his own pocket...
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The best place to buy a tennis racket is on www.tenniswarehouse.com....the best kind of racket in my opinion is the head lexpoint radical or prestige...i am ranked # 1 in central indiana's 14s boys
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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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Please follow the links\nhttp://www.tennis-court.org\nhttp://www.sport-news.biz\nhttp://www.frequent-flyer.org
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tenniswarehouse.com has tennis equipment and gear
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The full rules of tennis are administered by the International Tennis Federation and can be found on the ITF Website. \nhttp://www.itftennis.com/abouttheitf/\n A basic guide is currently available on the BBC website. \nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/tennis/rules_and_equipment/4222290.stm
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Here ya go!!!\nhttp://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/showthread.php?t=48141&page=1
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hi to find the tennis court u are looking for\nvisit the web \nwww.londonby.com\nAnder sport & activity
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One of the best sites that I know of is golfmagazine.com. You can get written and video tips free of cost. You can even answer a questionaire about your game, and the site will automatically tailor the lessons to your address your weaknesses. Hope this helps.
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http://www.wtatour.com for woman &\nhttp://www.atptour.com for men.\n\nTey are both great websites. They give rankings and photos of all the players too. You can even do this really cool thing called Head to Head, where you can put 2 players together to match up their rankings.\nIf you want to do Head to Head, go to the top of the page and click on "players", it will be in a red toolbar. Then you will see it on the top of the screen where you need to enter the players last names!
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Stupid question - tennis
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Forget about which racquet is the highest rated. The racquet is nothing. Proper technique is everything.\n\nGet a dozen demo racquets and play-test them. Buy the one that works best for you. Spend whatever money is left over on tennis lessons (private lessons are STRONGLY preferred). \n\nIf you can't afford private lessons, buy several instructional books and/or video tapes. This is surely the fastest way to improve.\n\nThe magic is not in the racquet.