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    Lawn Tennis

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    (Unit 1) 1.1 History- Lawn tennis has become the most popular game in recent time in the whole world. Its various tournaments have also become very expensive. Regarding the origin of lawn tennis‚ after analysis of certain facts‚ it can be said that the game was first played only on grass in France in 12th ball over a mound. To start with‚ tennis was played by monks. But later on‚ it became the favorite sport of kings and aristocrats. After that it diverted subsequently to middle

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    Tennis Injury

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    Tennis is a complicated intense physical sport that requires hand-eye coordination and participation of running‚ positioning‚ swinging‚ and hitting. Because of these high requirements: endurance‚ flexibility‚ and muscle-conditioning exercises are important to prevent injuries. Some tennis injuries may be random. However‚ most can be minimized or avoided entirely by proper training‚ technique‚ appropriate equipment‚ and seeking medical attention when needed. The most common injuries related with

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    BUSINESS BACKGROUND Western Reserve Racquet & Fitness Club (WRRFC) is one of the premier indoor tennis facilities in Northeast Ohio. WRRFC was first opened in 1970 as a small‚ family run indoor recreation facility. It remained a small 6 indoor court tennis facility until 1992 when an electrical fire burnt it almost entirely to the ground. It was re-opened in 1993 and featured many new improvements and the club has remained relatively unchanged from then today. It now boasts 10 indoor courts‚ 5 outdoor

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    Skill Related Fitness

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    describe each aspect of skill related fitness in relation to tennis. Tennis has always been one of my most enjoyable physical activities. AGILITY Agility is probably one of the best skills any tennis player can hone. I am also talking about any racket game especially squash. Agility helps performance in activities that require you to change direction quickly whilst keeping balance‚ strength‚ speed and body control. This is needed in tennis when you want to sprint over to the other side of the court

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    Prince Sports C

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    the sport‚ demand is increasing. With the cost of everything rising‚ marketing for a cost effective yet competitive product is key.2 Prince sponsors tennis training camps for kids and adults.   They are interested in continuing the rise of tennis in the US. By fostering training and awareness‚ young consumers who might not have aware of the joys of tennis have a fun and educational experience. Prince also holds “demo events” where consumers can gain awareness for the company and try out their new products

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    Discourse Community

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    varsity tennis team. This discourse community was founded on athletic skills‚ mental toughness‚ and academic success. In order to contribute to this discourse community and to become a successful tennis player I needed each of these qualities. Through the three appeals of logos‚ pathos‚ and ethos I will acquire the basic rules of tennis‚ establish my ranking throughout the tennis community‚ and gain mental toughness to be apart of the discourse community of varsity tennis. Playing tennis on a team

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    Serena Williams are nationally known tennis players‚ who have made their mark in history by being the first African American sisters to play against each other. Venus and Serena started at an early age working towards Olympic medals‚ coveted awards‚ and national championships. By the time Serena reached aged seventeen‚ she had fifteen career titles‚ and Venus had twenty-five career titles by the time she reached age nineteen. Venus and Serena are professional tennis players who have played many times

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    Sharapova

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    Maria’s career development? Yuri Sharapov first noticed his daughter had skill and took her to attend tennis clinics. It was at these clinics that Martina Navratilova‚ a renowned champion‚ observed Maria playing and commented‚ “She has talent”‚ inspiring Maria’s parents to seek a world-class coach for their daughter in the United States. Yuri and Maria arrived at IMG’s Nick Bollettieri Tennis Academy where she eventually received a scholarship. She signed with Gavin Forbes‚ who then assigned his

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    The French Open

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    The sport of tennis began in Europe in the end of the 19th century as <<lawn tennis>>. The sport came from the game of <<real tennis>> which grew throughout the English speaking world‚ especially with the rich. Now tennis has become an Olympic sport and is played by people of all ages and different countries. The professional sport of tennis is divided into four Grand Slam tournaments and many other smaller tournaments. The four tournaments are the Australian Open (Australia)‚ the U.S. Open‚ Wimbledon

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    The Colonel

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    In the essay‚ The Colonel‚ Michael Hogan illustrates the importance of the influential sport of tennis. Hogan writes about how tennis changed his life from an early age. When he was younger he saw tennis as a rich mans sport in which he had no interest. One of his much-respected neighbors‚ the colonel‚ approached Hogan’s father with the idea that his son might like to learn how to play tennis. After pondering the thought with his father‚ Hogan decided to take the offer. The Colonel became his mentor

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