You can buy a tennis racquet at any number of sporting goods stores. However, not all stores will have the same racquets in stock. It’s important to do some research to find the right racquet for you. The three most important factors to consider when purchasing a tennis racquet are weight, balance, and head size.
ContentsIntroductionThe History of Women in TennisEqual Prize Money in TennisThe Argument For and Against Equal Prize MoneyThe Reality of the SituationConclusion Serena Williams is one of the most successful tennis players of all time. But is she really better than her male counterparts? We take a look at the data. Introduction In recent years, there…
ContentsIntroduction The 5 Best Places to Play Tennis in Manhattan The West Side Tennis Club The New York Tennis Club The Roosevelt Island Racquet Club The Manhattan Plaza Racquet Club The indoor courts at the West 4th Street Courts Conclusion If you’re looking for a place to play tennis in Manhattan, you’ve come to the…
ContentsIntroductionBackgroundThe playerThe tournamentTheoriesInjuryRetirementKidnappingConclusion A Tennis Star Disappears is a blog that covers the mysterious case of vanished tennis player, Robert Durst. Introduction In early September 2006, one of the world’s top-ranked tennis players, Mario Ancic, suddenly and mysteriously disappeared from the public eye. He didn’t compete in any of the remaining tournaments that year and…
ContentsIntroductionThe Basics of Drawing a Tennis RacketStep 1: Sketch the general shape of the racket.Step 2: Draw the strings of the racket.Step 3: Draw the frame of the racket.Step 4: Draw the handle of the racket.Conclusion If you’re looking to learn how to draw a tennis racket, you’ve come to the right place! This blog…
ContentsIntroductionWhat is a break point?The three types of break pointsHow to win a break pointConclusion Do you know what a break point is in tennis? If not, don’t worry! You’re not alone. Many people don’t know what a break point is, but it’s actually a very important part of the game. Introduction In tennis, a…
ContentsIntroductionThe Physics Of A Tennis BallThe Physics Of A Tennis RacquetThe Fastest Serve In TennisConclusion The answer may surprise you. The current record for the fastest serve in tennis is held by Australian player Sam Groth, who hit a serve 163.7 mph (263.4 km/h) during a Davis Cup match against Germany in 2013. Introduction In…