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  #1 Dorsey Cates on 21 May 12

   

  When you have decided to take up playing tennis it might be a good idea to put some of your hard earned cash into having some tennis lessons. Make sure you do your homework and find a professional tennis coach who will set you of in the right direction. In choosing someone to coach you, make sure they have the desire to help you identify your problems, and support you while you are developing all your tennis skills.
  
  One other thing you can make them do is to let them watch instructions, tennis drills and game, live. Letting them watch players out in the court will make them learn much faster. Or you can just rent a tennis video or download videos on instructions, tennis techniques and drills at tennis.com or on YouTube.com and watch these with the kids. If ever they get confused, you can always pause the video and rewind it so you can explain it to them much better. Just visit You Could Try HERE for well-researched facts.
  
  To improve your in-game confidence, join a league. You can only improve so much through practice alone. League play doesn't have to be super competitive, and even the most friendly league can help you develop the confidence required to really succeed at tennis. A large portion of in-game ability isn't just technique and focus, but the confidence and mind-set that comes with experience in competition. Start by playing friendly games against other students, and then graduate through the ranks to club play and semi-competitive local tennis groups.
  
  From that point henceforth, the coach commences the explanations towards a holistic understanding of the tennis game. In these explanations the students learn the reason as why many players always prefer hitting the tennis ball way across the tennis court and high over the small net and into the opponent's court, the ball never touching the ground in this entire instance. This point in the overall explanation is after emphasizing the fact that the ball must remain inside the tennis court play area, in the act of avoiding a score concession.
  
  Master techniques before you put them into practice. Tennis is a sport that's very much dependent on proper technique. Bad technique not only hampers your game, but leaves you at risk of injuries and long-term muscle damage. Remember, tennis isn't just a short-term game, and learning the techniques that will keep you healthy for the long-term are just as important as mastering the skill shots and techniques that help you win matches.
  
  The same holds true for when you are winning. Bad things tend to happen fast during a tennis match. If you have a player making a number of mistakes, try to speed up the general match. Take less time in between change overs and points and give them the feeling of "what is going on out here? I can't pull it together..."
  
  Of course having tennis lessons can help but as well as being expensive they may not help you to reach the levels you desire. Plus there are other things that can help to ensure that you play this game as well as you can. Below we take a look at what some of these things are.
  
  Make your tennis lessons convenient. A big part of mastering anything is simply showing up. However, when you're a busy professional, just finding time for tennis lessons can be an effort. To ease the process, try and find a coach that's nearby, or even better, a coach that can come to you. If you want more dedicated attention during the lesson, private coaching might be the best learning option for you.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">When you have decided to take up playing tennis it might be a good idea to put some of your hard earned cash into having some tennis lessons. Make sure you do your homework and find a professional tennis coach who will set you of in the right direction. In choosing someone to coach you, make sure they have the desire to help you identify your problems, and support you while you are developing all your tennis skills.<br /><br />One other thing you can make them do is to let them watch instructions, tennis drills and game, live. Letting them watch players out in the court will make them learn much faster. Or you can just rent a tennis video or download videos on instructions, tennis techniques and drills at tennis.com or on YouTube.com and watch these with the kids. If ever they get confused, you can always pause the video and rewind it so you can explain it to them much better. Just visit <a href="http://www.tomavery.com/" rel="nofollow">You Could Try HERE</a> for well-researched facts.<br /><br />To improve your in-game confidence, join a league. You can only improve so much through practice alone. League play doesn't have to be super competitive, and even the most friendly league can help you develop the confidence required to really succeed at tennis. A large portion of in-game ability isn't just technique and focus, but the confidence and mind-set that comes with experience in competition. Start by playing friendly games against other students, and then graduate through the ranks to club play and semi-competitive local tennis groups.<br /><br />From that point henceforth, the coach commences the explanations towards a holistic understanding of the tennis game. In these explanations the students learn the reason as why many players always prefer hitting the tennis ball way across the tennis court and high over the small net and into the opponent's court, the ball never touching the ground in this entire instance. This point in the overall explanation is after emphasizing the fact that the ball must remain inside the tennis court play area, in the act of avoiding a score concession.<br /><br />Master techniques before you put them into practice. Tennis is a sport that's very much dependent on proper technique. Bad technique not only hampers your game, but leaves you at risk of injuries and long-term muscle damage. Remember, tennis isn't just a short-term game, and learning the techniques that will keep you healthy for the long-term are just as important as mastering the skill shots and techniques that help you win matches.<br /><br />The same holds true for when you are winning. Bad things tend to happen fast during a tennis match. If you have a player making a number of mistakes, try to speed up the general match. Take less time in between change overs and points and give them the feeling of "what is going on out here? I can't pull it together..."<br /><br />Of course having tennis lessons can help but as well as being expensive they may not help you to reach the levels you desire. Plus there are other things that can help to ensure that you play this game as well as you can. Below we take a look at what some of these things are.<br /><br />Make your tennis lessons convenient. A big part of mastering anything is simply showing up. However, when you're a busy professional, just finding time for tennis lessons can be an effort. To ease the process, try and find a coach that's nearby, or even better, a coach that can come to you. If you want more dedicated attention during the lesson, private coaching might be the best learning option for you.</div>

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