I can!
2006-12-24 17:31:03
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answered by Giselle 2
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A good tennis professional should be able to teach you to play tennis well enough to play a match in 4 half hour private lessons!!!
2006-12-23 01:57:51
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answer #2
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answered by brettstephenson10s 1
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Anyone who is considering tennis training will be happy to know that there are plenty of ways to learn how to play the game. Every way from the tennis court to the internet, the video store and even the classroom will prove to be beneficial for those wanting to learn how to play the great game of tennis. Prices will vary depending on the type of training method that is chosen, but can often be quite affordable. This is especially true of those who opt for learning at home through the use of videos or internet lessons. A professional tennis trainer, however, will likely be the most expensive way to learn but will provide a hands-on experience that none of the aforementioned options can.
If you choose to hire a tennis instructor, you will probably want to hire someone who has a lot of experience in either teaching or playing tennis. Or, if possible, find someone who has done both. During this training, you will begin to learn the various swings and in which situation each can be used. In the beginning, tennis may seem intimidating because of the physical activity that is involved, along with the need to have a very fast reaction to every situation. But, after a few lessons, you will be more familiar with the game and how to play it. Patience is the key to learning anything new and tennis is no different.
Even prior to hiring an instructor, some new tennis players may decide to learn some basics of the game before beginning the actual lessons. This can be accomplished by either purchasing books, videos or doing some research online. Either of these methods should provide an introduction to the game, the proper way to grip and swing the tennis racket, etc. With this information, any new tennis player will enter their learning phase with added confidence and will impress their instructor by how much they already know. Not to mention, anything that you can learn beforehand may end up saving you some money on the actual lessons.
With that being said, it’s important to know that there is nothing wrong with taking tennis lessons if you are a true beginner. Even if you have never held a tennis racket or held a tennis ball before, there is nothing to fear. Tennis instructors are there to help you to learn from scratch if that’s what you need. During your lessons, it will always be a good idea to have access to a tennis court and possibly even practice a little in between lessons.
Many tennis instructors work one-on-one with their students, while others prefer to educate to a group of individuals. Those who prefer to learn as much as possible, but without doing so with hands-on training may opt for online lessons. The only drawback is that this method does not provide actual practice, which can be sought separately by the learner. Friends and family can often provide valuable insight in helping one to learning how to play tennis without professional instruction.
Which is better hitting topspin or flat shots?
Well, they are two different things; topspin shots have a lot of action on the ball. A good example for a tennis PRO that plays with a lot of topspin would be Rafeal Nadal. If you watch him you can see how much spin he applies to the ball which makes it hard to his opponent to adjust to his shots, since the ball kicks up high after it bounces. On the other hand, flat shots are low shots with a lot of pace to them. A good example of a PRO tennis player that hits strokes flat would be Andre Agassi.
It’s good to have variety in your game, If you ask me I would learn both flat and topspin and just use them accordingly. Feel your opponent and see what he / she doesn’t like and play with the shot that causes them to miss.
Well, when you’re having a bad day serving or getting your first serve in, you shouldn’t force the issue. In other words, instead of trying to go for big or bigger serves try to spin the ball more. Put all that frustration you got from serving a low percentage into hitting the ball with way more spin and keeping it in.
Once you start getting those spin serves in, your mental-body behavior changes and then you go back and try your big flat serves. Your body is directed by commands from your brain, and when you get frustrated your body acts the same. Get your confidence back and your serve will be back as well.
phew that took a long time
2006-12-21 04:54:38
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answered by simply l'amour 1
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Anyone who knows how to play tennis can teach you how to play tennis. But the best way to learn it is through a tennis coach...preferably those registered with the USPTA. They will teach you the proper groundstrokes and techniques...
And of course, regular practice outside of coaching...
2006-12-21 13:08:56
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answered by absilvero 3
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Go to navsports.com, Stewart, the very hansome coach will tell you all you want to know, you can see him on a very good kids tennis video on YouTube.
"Aussie From The Heart".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Il79ucQoTE
2006-12-21 18:41:55
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answered by Anonymous
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teaching is hard by telling you in words here.. try get a coach as a beginner.. learning yourself without any guide will cause your skill look bad.. might hurt your wirst and elbow.. get a beginner coach.. good luck~
2006-12-21 05:51:07
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answered by Andy 3
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I cant teach u but i can say to u that they called it the white game so u will engoy plaing it
Ahmed gamal
usabaraiz90@yahoo.com
2006-12-21 12:37:01
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answered by Ahmed Azab 1
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i'm certfied at teaching, soo, depends where u live, lessons are 40 an hour. . . message me for more information.
2006-12-22 22:03:29
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answered by Anonymous
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It depends upon your ability to learn.
2006-12-23 13:43:35
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answered by Anonymous
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Try your local ymca
2006-12-21 03:41:31
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answered by George G 5
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