Shopping for your first Tennis racquet doesn’t have to be a challenge. Carve out some time to find a racquet that is not only the best fit for you, but is one that you love. Let me share some information that you can take advantage of before hitting the stores:
You’ve been ripping up our Tennis Leagues so much, you’ve managed to get yourself a bad case of Tennis Elbow; AKA Lateral Epicondylitis, AKA The Hinge Joint Massacre, AKA The Devil’s Elbow. Whatever you call it, let’s face facts, it’s terrible and something we could all do without; kind of like Science Fiction and Comic Book-Based movies. Unlike Science Fiction and Comic Book-Based movies however, the pain and suffering is real and can happen to anybody.
As we round the midway point of our inaugural Tennis Season and reflect on the feedback we have received, we are thrilled with the way the first half has played out and the amount of fun teams are having at the courts! We also figured that now was a good time for a quick mid-season review of some unwritten Tennis etiquette that can make each match even more enjoyable for players of any skill level.
In addition to Tennis’ official regulations, here is a breakdown of the general courtesies you should try your best to be aware of while playing in the Tennis Leagues:
