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Originally Posted by Kidder
Tennis is a sport that becomes increasingly more fun the better you become at it (much like golf).
For the beginner it can be fairly frusterating as it mainly consists of whacking the ball once or twice before running to retrieve it.
As you improve the rallies become longer, and the element of strategy comes into play (playing to your opponents weaknesses, setting up points with specific shots).
Of course the only way to improve is to practise. The best way is to invest in lessons. Your instructor will be able to show you the correct form and your game will improve much quicker. Plus you'll get to hit a series of balls in succession as he/she feeds them to you, rather than chasing the fuzzy little things all over the court.
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Originally Posted by Hack&Lube
You just need 3 friends and you're off to the races. Just go out and hit the ball. It's not that difficult actually. Try at first to get a good rally going. That part is actually quite a bit of fun for beginners and it's a lot of fun trying to figure out tennis between 4 amateurs.
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Nice!
This is going to be fun...
