Posts Tagged “Andre Agassi”If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting! Ace or no ace, if you are just beginning to play the game of tennis, service is a very important part of your game. In the beginning, the service was considered to be a mere initiation of the game, to begin a rally and send the ball across the court without any fault. People served that way for ages - till the concept of ‘power’ was introduced to tennis and the service became a point winner. Today 130 miles per hour serves rip through the court gives the player’s points for an ace shot. For the service to win a point, it should be speedy, accurate and reliable. It involves not just muscle power but also brains anticipating your opponent’s movement and fooling him or her in their own game. A tall person will serve better than a short person. Thus Ivanesevic was a better ace server than Andre Agassi. But it is not just the ace. Let the opponent touch your serve but make it difficult for him to return it. Even if he or she can return it, place your serve such that you can predict well in … Tags: Ace Server, Andre Agassi, Brains, Initiation, Miles Per Hour, Muscle Power, Opponent, Play Game, Play The Game, Rally, Speedy, Tall Person, Tennis Serve, Tennis ServiceAce or no ace, if you are just beginning to play the game of tennis, service is a very important part of your game. In the beginning, the service was considered to be a mere initiation of the game, to begin a rally and send the ball across the court without any fault. People served that way for ages - till the concept of ‘power’ was introduced to tennis and the service became a point winner. Today 130 miles per hour serves rip through the court gives the player’s points for an ace shot. For the service to win a point, it should be speedy, accurate and reliable. It involves not just muscle power but also brains anticipating your opponent’s movement and fooling him or her in their own game. A tall person will serve better than a short person. Thus Ivanesevic was a better ace server than Andre Agassi. But it is not just the ace. Let the opponent touch your serve but make it difficult for him to return it. Even if he or she can return it, place your serve such that you can predict well in … Tags: Ace Server, Andre Agassi, Brains, Initiation, Miles Per Hour, Muscle Power, Opponent, Play Game, Play The Game, Rally, Speedy, Tall Person, Tennis Serve, Tennis ServiceAce or no ace, if you are just beginning to play the game of tennis, service is a very important part of your game. In the beginning, the service was considered to be a mere initiation of the game, to begin a rally and send the ball across the court without any fault. People served that way for ages - till the concept of ‘power’ was introduced to tennis and the service became a point winner. Today 130 miles per hour serves rip through the court gives the player’s points for an ace shot. For the service to win a point, it should be speedy, accurate and reliable. It involves not just muscle power but also brains anticipating your opponent’s movement and fooling him or her in their own game. A tall person will serve better than a short person. Thus Ivanesevic was a better ace server than Andre Agassi. But it is not just the ace. Let the opponent touch your serve but make it difficult for him to return it. Even if he or she can return it, place your serve such that you can predict well in … Tags: Ace Server, Andre Agassi, Brains, Initiation, Miles Per Hour, Muscle Power, Opponent, Play Game, Play The Game, Rally, Speedy, Tall Person, Tennis Serve, Tennis ServiceTennis has a great tradition in the United States. The U.S. has won the legendary Davis Cup more than any country in the world. In addition, the United States is the home of Andre Agassi, Michael Chang, Pete Sampras and many other champions in the recent years. But tennis does not get enough attention in the United States these days. Davis Cup gets minimal coverage on TV, and the coverage of major tournaments such as the Masters Series has been significantly less than previous years. So why is it that a tennis rich country such as the U.S. does not pay enough attention to the “beautiful game.” Tennis fans in the U.S. have been spoiled by the wealth of titles won by U.S. players in the past decade. The days of Agassi, Sampras, Courier, and Chang are extraordinary, and it would be unreasonable to expect the current crop of players to emulate what has been done by the legends of the past. The U.S. fans are patriotic and they tend to pay attention to sports that Americans are dominating. … Tags: Andre Agassi, Beautiful Game, Current, Davis Cup, Decade, Legends, Love United, Masters Series, Michael Chang, Minimal Coverage, Pete Sampras, Previous Years, Sampras Courier, Sports, Tennis Fans, Tradition, United States Tennis
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