Junior tennis

beaten in me I had gained in mental fortitude and personality. This is tennis. The sport of tennis is widely perceived as an individual sport when in reality it is the people that stare back at you from the other side of the net that affect, distinguish, and establish your personality. Tennis has developed me into the person I am today and there always seems to be more to learn from it. And as soon as the lazy days of my junior year summer began, my phone was ringing and I was puzzled to find that

Tennis matches frequently are a skirmish of technique and how hard a player can hit a ball. in spite of the fact that system and ability are imperative the mental sturdiness of players regularly figures out who will win when the players are of roughly equivalent ability. Mental strength is regularly the deciding component since so couple of players can control themselves on the court, and this is since there are no particular approaches to rehearse the mental tennis diversion. The primary concern

ground like lightning and flew past me, ace! I thought to myself, “Why am I still playing this sport I hate?” As a tennis player, everyone wants the same thing: to win, to advance, to play until we can’t play anymore. Or, I should probably say, they wanted all of those things. I no longer loved the game I'd dedicated the past seven years to. Freshman year I was the number one girl on junior varsity, dominating all my opponents and feeling like I was on top of the world. That shortly ended after the first

As my sophomore year was approaching the spring semester, tennis season started. I had never really played tennis before, but I figured it could be a fun way to stay active during my off season. I began going to open court and practicing with my friends on the weekend. I began to improve and when try outs rolled around, I was astonished to find I had made the varsity team. I worked hard at practice, which went from two to three times a week for open court to practice or games everyday. I worked hard

College Abstract Prince Global Sports started out as an unintentional creation of an oversized tennis racquet that Howard Head created all because the thought of simply larger tennis racquet because the game of tennis was too complex to him. His creation launched a money making company later to be known as Prince Sports INC. This company had grown so much they expanded into the footwear, tennis gear, running gear, accessories, sports bags and many more products that had competitors leaving the

There are many teams that I’ve loved being a part of over the last three years of high school. The first is the golf team. I was blessed to be on the Junior Varsity team during my freshman and sophomore years, and this year I’m now on Varsity. The first two years were incredible. I was with Coach Al VanderHart, and we had such incredible seasons, especially sophomore year. I was blessed to be a team captain with Natalie Mason, and I grew so close to the girls on my team. We had so many traditions

paper will be analysing and critiquing a training program designed specifically for pre-season fitness for tennis. Tennis is a sport that requires May different fitness components but the four main abilities needed to be a successful tennis player include agility, flexibility, speed and muscle power. These four components are extremely important in tennis, agility is obviously important for a tennis player as they need to be able to move and change directions around the court quickly and efficiently,

I was standing by myself on the bright green tennis court, gripping my racket. Groups of other tennis players were leaning against the chain link fence, waiting, like me, for tryouts to begin. Listening intently to the conversation going on around me, I was trying to absorb what was going on around me. After what felt like an eternity, but was only minutes, a friend of mine and returning player walked over to me. Having not seen each other in a month or so we both greeted each other enthusiastically

the age of four I had a dream that one day I would play tennis at place called Wimbledon. I remember so clearly waking up that morning and going to my mom to ask her where Wimbledon was. From a young age tennis was my most passionate sport. Tennis was to be the thing that would challenge me far beyond anything I could ever have imagined because I learnt that “Sometimes you have to surrender before you can win.” According to my first tennis teacher, Irene, I had great potential. At the age of eight

name is Sydney Rott. The story of how we met is a cliché but I am going to explain it anyway. We didn't know each other up until my Sophomore year and her Junior year. I decided I wanted to go out for the tennis team, even though I have never really played before, I still decided to join. Sydney was the number one player for the Harrisburg Tennis Team. I thought that she was a brat when I first met her, but as time went on I started to like her. One day, when we were running because we got in trouble