Tennis Raquetball
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Tennis Raquetball
How do i get better at tennis?
I want to become better at tennis within 3-4 months? Is that possible? I really want to join in my school's tennis team this year. I took class lessons every Saturday for one month. I no longer take lessons and soon I will be privately instructed by my cousin, which has good tennis experience. Will this help me? I also practice daily on a raquetball court and read "Tennis for Dummies". Please no rude comments. Thanks!
I play high school tennis, too, and what I've learned is that nobody can make you better; it's your will to improve that makes a difference. Of course it is possible to become better at tennis within 3-4 months, but that doesn't mean you'll become top 50 in the nation within that time. Depending on your high school, it should be fairly easy to make the team. Your coach matters, but not as much as your will to improve does. When you're on the court and afterwards you need to think about the things you need to do to keep getting better and just do whatever it takes. The amount of time you put into tennis also matters (how much you practice, run, etc.).
Hope this helps.
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tennis pro- retard playing racquetball
Can you use a tennis racket for raquetball?
I'm looking to save some money. I'm not looking to go pro, just to play leisurely.
Definitely not recommended.
It's not possible to move the head of a tennis racket with enough speed and accuracy a racquetball in ball in play. The ball can come at you from any of 4 of 5 directions (4 walls plus the ceiling) and can be very close to the floor or wall.
Also, the strings in a tennis racket will be destroyed very quickly by the force of the much harder ball.
And most important...people will laugh at you. 
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