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    destination, a homeless shelter. Never having coached tennis before, ideas frantically buzzed through my head on how to engage the children at the shelter. Immediately sent out to the tennis courts upon arrival, we were left gaping at the half-torn nets and the dead tennis balls strewn across the moldy courts. We gathered the children together and divided them into groups, shepherding them to different courts. “Okay, have any of you played tennis before?” I asked with a smile. Met with confused stares

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    In 1968 King was the top rank player in the game of tennis. King was at the top of her game, because she was rank number one in the world of tennis. King was the first to establish the Women’s Tennis Association in 1973 also in the same year there was a battle of the sexes and King defeated a man by the name of Bobby Riggs. Kings was a remarkable in the year of 1972 at the U.S. Open, and at the Wimbledon King won three Grand Slam titles in that year. King continue success in the year of 1971 her

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    or not. Some rely on God, while others rely on best-selling self help books or TED talks. The decision to join my high school’s tennis team was probably one of the best decisions I ever made, but I couldn’t have made it alone. One of my friends advised me to join when I was a sophomore in high school. I was having health problems and desperately needed a change. Tennis has positively changed my life, and I wouldn’t be who I am today without it. I have dabbled in a wide range of sports throughout

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    How to Restring a Tennis Racket Jenna Wallace ENG 381 Professor Knox Spring 2017 February 14, 2017 Introduction: Learning how to restring your own tennis racket can save avid tennis plays an immense amount of time and money. It is important for competitive players to understand how their racket is constructed and be sure that their racket is properly strung. These are basic instructions for stringing a racket (not specific to a particular racket). To find specific information pertaining to a

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    Tennis became the subject of my passion in the years leading up to high school. For two hours, four days a week, I submerged myself into clinics, private lessons, and match play. There was no limit to where I would push myself both physically and mentally in order to become a strong athlete. However, my greatest pain wasn’t from the burning concrete of the courts or the sun which would blind me every time that I looked up to return a lob. Instead it was the aching that was beginning to develop in

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    What is the USTA? The United States Tennis Association is the governing body for the sport of tennis across the US. Since being founded in 1881 the USTA has come a long way. Since then the association has gone through radical changes. There have been changes to the name and the organizational structure. In only 135 there have been over 50 different presidents. Even though the association has gone through many changes, one thing has remained constant. The USTA’s mission has always been to promote

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    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

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    Tennis resistance training is not particularly aimed at building muscle mass or compound training. Strength training for tennis has no relation to bodybuilding like other sports e.g. swimming, gymnastics and kayaking. Unlike bodybuilding, what you are aiming for is to strictly condition and isolate the muscles and joints effectvily for the sole demands that the sport of tennis places on the body. Resistance training has now become mandatory for all competitive tennis players to help reduce and protect

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    It happened during summer of 2012, in the . Since I started my tennis, it became my main responsibility and my tennis career was my plan for life. Tennis is a competitive sport, and required a lot of time and energy spending. Daily, during summer, I would get up early for a run, and would have two practices after. I put all of my input to get ready for upcoming state tournament. State tournaments are very important, because the winner of the tournament has a chance to improve one’s rating. Since

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    AIM OF THE EXPLORATION Way of scoring in Tennis makes it a different from other games. The unique point is that the scoring at the point level is not cumulative and hence, it is possible for a player scoring less points than her or his opponent to win a match. In this portfolio, we will explore  How to construct a probabilistic model for a tennis match in which the probabilities of winning points are used to analyze the probability of winning matches.  Charts, which will illustrate the

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