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A ace: A legal serve that is not touched by the receiver. advantage: The game point following deuce. If the player wins at "advantage," he/she wins the game. alley: The extra width on the left and right side of the court--between the baselines and net--that may be used during doubles. approach shot: A shot used from near the baseline as a player maneuvers closer to the net. practice court the following day in an effort to compete in Davis Cup, but succummed to pain and had to go to the hospital. Sometimes you just have to be sensible and heed the warnings of Mother Nature, as Roger has learned to his cost over the years and of course his game is far more economical on the body. Roger practices with him in some tourneys and while not bosum buddies, more down to language I feel, infact I see them as having rather similar personas off court. David is quiet and bookish and I believe he takes reading matter with him as part of his kit, I’m not sure if Roger is such an avid reader -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- B backcourt: The court area between the service line and the baseline. Akamai Internet, Inc. Free Smart Web Tools Makena Tennis Maui Wailea Hawaii backhand: A stroke hit on the non-dominant side of a player's body; for a right-hander, a backhand is off the left side. backswing: The movement of preparation for a groundstroke when the racquet is pulled backward. baseline: The line at the backcourt that is parallel to the net. It's the line from which the serve is hit. break (of service): Happens when the server loses a game. bye: A free pass to the next round (usually the second round) of a tournament. A seeded players is often awarded a bye if there are not enough players in the draw.Akamai Internet, Inc. Free Smart Web Tools -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- C center line: Refers to the line perpendicular to the center of the net--dividing the service boxes--and the line at the baseline. changeover: the 90-second period between odd games in which players take a rest and switch court ends. Also called "change of ends." cross-court shot: A ball his diagonally across the court, as opposed to down-the-line.Akamai Internet, Inc.

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- D deuce: A tied game score at 40-40. double-fault: Two consecutive failed serves on the same point. Results in the receiver winning a point. down-the-line shot: A shot hit Akamai Internet, Inc.

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Makena Tennis Maui Wailea Hawaii parallel to the sidelines, not cross-court. drive: A hard, almost flat stroke with little topspin. drop shot: A soft, short shot with backspin that just makes it over the net. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- E -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- F first-serve percentage: The percentage of first serves hit successfully into the service box. flat serve: A generally powerful serve hit without spin. foot fault: A service fault that occurs when the server steps onto or beyond the baseline, sideline, or center line mark before striking the ball. footwork: Refers to a player's movement to get into position for the next stroke. forecourt: The court area comprising the service boxes. forehand: Ground stroke hit from a player's dominant side; the right side of a righty. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- G game: Comprised of a series of points when the same individual is serving; the first player to win four points, or in the case of tie to win by two points, wins a game. There are at least six games in a set. game point: The point at which the leading player can win the game. Grand Slam: The achievement of winning the four major tournaments in one calendar year groundstroke: Any stroke used after the ball has bounced. that one out, he deserves to. It was a great doubles match today, the lovely Jamie Murray and Ross Hutchins did us proud, they almost got the second set. Again facing Nalbandian -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- H half-court: The section of the court around the service line half-volley: When the ball is hit immediately after the bounce in the forecourt. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- J kick serve: A serve with such heavy spin that it can change direction upon hitting the ground. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- L let: A point that must be replayed. Usually occurs when a serve hit the net, but lands legally. lob: A shot that arcs high over the net. Used to bypass an opponent at net or gain time to recover court position. love: A score of zero. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- M match: A series of sets (such as two out of three, or three out of five) that declares a winner. match Makena Tennis Makena Tennis point: The point at which the leading player can win the match if the point is successful. mini-break: Makena Tennis When a server loses the point during a tie break. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- O -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- P passing shot: A shot placed to the side of and out of reach of a player at the net. point: Makena Tennis When a player commits a foul or hits the ball out of play a point ends and the opposition is awarded the point. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Qshould get coverage, with all the eexcuse-of-a sport they put on the sport channels. Maybe the ATP could help somehow? Anybody thought about contacting them? TP? My son bought last year 10 matches -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- R Makena Tennis -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- S second serve: When serving aMakena Tennis player has two chances to put the ball into the service box. This refers to the Makena Tennis second of these serves. seeding: A graded list of theMakena Tennis best players entering a tournament. serve-and-volley: A strategy in which a player serves and iDavid Ferrer is recovering well. Following prescribed pool swimming therapy to alleviate his inflammed leg tendon, he’s now back out on the practice courts and well on the way to compete in Rotterdam. Suerte Ferru! Not so good news for British tennis fans. It appears Andy Murray has a genetic knee condition which can flare up from time to time. It seems hard mmediately comes to the net in hopes of putting away the next shot. only they had pulled off that second set. What a shame. I read in the Mail the other day that Jamie was pretty upset by Andy service line: On each side of Makena Tennis the net there is one of these lines a little more than halfway to the baseline and parallel to the baseline. set: A Makena Tennis portion of a match won when a player wins 6 or 7 games and two more than their opponent. set point: A point in which one player, by winning, will be awarded the set. sidespin:Any spin put on the tennis ball that causes it to rotate parallel to the ground. slice: For a ground stroke, see Makena Tennis chop. For a serve, see slice serve. slice serve: A serve in which the racquet scrapes across the ball from left to right (for a right handed) and creates sidespin. spin: Any rotation Makena Tennis of the ball while it Akamai Internet, Inc. Free Smart Web Tools Makena Tennis Maui Wailea Hawaii travels through the air. Spin can alter the trajectory and bounce of the ball. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- T tie break: Decides the winner of Makena Tennis a set if the score reaches 6-6. Click to the right for more information. topspin: A spin Makena Tennis in which the front of the ball (in the direction it is travelling) rotates down while the back of the ball rotates up. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- U unforced error:

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An error Akamai Internet, Inc. Free Smart Web Tools Makena Tennis Maui Wailea Hawaii made by a player on a shot that is not considered difficult (i.e. the opponent did not "force" the error). -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- V volley: Stroke in which Makena Tennis a player hits the ball

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before it bounces. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- W warm-up: A Makena Tennis period in which players hit practice Makena Tennis strokes and loosen up before all points and I just feel... calm... and No, Rafa couldn't. Well, he touched it, but that was about it. Even after he earned a another match point when Stan got the game back to deucelike I’m going to play the point the way I starting a more rigorous practice or competition. wildcard: Players that are allowed into a tournament Makena Tennis without the normal registration or qualifications. winner:

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A successful stroke that is too difficult to be do. I don’t even want to know the rest of the results. Early this morning I discovered that there was a live link showing the matches on the computer and could not wait to come home from work and post my happy news! Now I don’t even care if there was TV coverage. I am in shock and disbelief. This is what I think is happening: Our dear Fed wants to win so badly that he is not taking his chances nor playing to his strengths. Instead, he is playing percentage tennis and safety. returned (in play) by the opponent, effectively ending the point. Makena Tennis

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