Croatia’s Novak Djokovic eased into the third round of the Rome Masters with a 6-4 6-0 over world number 49 Steve Darcis.
This article makes me think about the tennis lessons in our school. It’s an interesting and challenging sport. There’re so many things need to pay attention to.Absolutely-tennis is a gentle way of exercising for beginners, and for more advanced players is a very thorough workout. Physical activity increases energy and also helps you to stay healthy, fending off germs and infections. Playing one set of tennis would give you thirty minutes moderate physical activity, not to mention plenty of fresh air!When you learn to play tennis, there will be a lot of courts waiting for you. If the full court seems too big at first, play a scaled-down version of the game in the four service boxes of the court. As you start to become more confident you will start to use tactics. Hitting a ball that comes near to you is easier than running to hit a ball.
Once you have mastered these basic principle, try to play to the weakness of your opponent. This might be their forehand, backhand, volley, smash, or perhaps running to the ball. Exploiting your opponent’s weaknesses will help you to start controlling the game. Also remember to use your own strengths as much as possible. All the knowledge above, come from the experience I learned in the tennis class in our school.
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