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Basic Tennis Instruction to Help You Become a Better Tennis Player
This website provides basic tennis instruction on the fundamental strokes of tennis. It will be helpful for a player but won't substitute for the tennis lessons that a tennis coach can provide. Nevertheless, if it will help you improve your game then, all-about-tennis.com has done its purpose which is to assist the average player become a better tennis player.
If there are three words that I could advise you as a beginning or intermediate tennis player, those are: practice, practice, practice. There are no shortcuts in learning the game. The strokes take time to develop. You keep on honing them until you do them without thinking. If your groundstrokes consistenly fall within a couple of feet within the base line, then that's a sign that you are indeed getting better. If your serves always hit the service box and close to the service line, they are great indication that you're doing well. If you can approach the net and have winners more than 60% of the time, you are progressing indeed. There's a lot to learn, 'tho. But one doesn't stop learning. Be active and keep hitting the ball - the right way.
But yes, all the tennis instruction in the world will do you no good if you don't practice.
The Forehand
The Backhand
Everyone knows who Nick Bollettieri is. At least, anyone who likes tennis. Now, you can have an opportunity to find out what makes him tick by reading his handbook and learning his
tennis instruction
and who knows?, maybe attain the status of the tennis champions that he taught such as Andre Agassi, Venus and Serena Williams, Boris Becker, Mary Pierce, and Jim Courier.
The latest of Nick's students to be a champion and benefit from his tennis instruction was Maria Sharapova, 2004 Wimbledon singles champion. Sharapova was also a 2005 Australian Open Semifinalist.
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