Nowadays, tennis has become a more popular sport compared to previous years, when football, volleyball or basketball were more popular. Nowadays it is fashionable to play tennis.
Young girls and middle-aged men are especially common on the court. This can be explained very simply - both of them want to keep themselves in shape. And besides, playing tennis strengthens a healthy mind. But, actually, how to play tennis?
At first glance, this sport seems pretty easy to learn. However, if you have never held a tennis racket in your hands before, and the process of playing tennis itself was seen only in the movies, then you should not rush to the court. For beginners in this business, there are several techniques, mastering which will help you understand how to play tennis correctly and where to start.
1. First, before entering the court, you should first “play with the wall”. You go up to the wall and throw the ball into it, then try to hit it, while keeping the racket in the correct position. Do not get very close to the wall, but also do not expect that you will succeed in this exercise the first time.
2. After the first successful hit on the ball - do not relax! After all, the end of the first strike is already preparation for the second strike. Remember that beginner players by inertia take a few steps forward, while experienced and knowledgeable players try to stay in place.
3. Never lower the racket down after hitting. Otherwise, you will do double work, while not having time to concentrate on the ball flying in your direction.
As you can see, learning how to play tennis is not very easy. But the main thing in this sport is not to scatter your attention to extraneous things and various distractions. With proper observance of all the rules, safety precautions and constant, intensive training, the result will not be long in coming. And you should not forget that, having learned to play tennis, you need to constantly keep your skills and abilities in shape with the help of exercises and training, so as not to lose your experience and skill in playing tennis.
