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Do you think a 14 year old with little experience as a goalie could learn how to be a good goalie easily?

May 1, 2013 at 12:55 pm · Filed under Learning To Play Tennis ·Tagged , , , , , , , ,

Question by Nick sixton: Do you think a 14 year old with little experience as a goalie could learn how to be a good goalie easily?
I am 14, I’ve never played actual ice hockey before, just street hockey, and I was usually goalie in that.

I used to be decent, when I was like, 11, and then I stopped playing, and then last summer I was playing street hockey and I wasn’t very good.

Do you think I could learn to be a good goalie?
And also, what could I do to practice?

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Answer by bsbrulez92704
with lots of practice…u can become an awesome goalie

good luck :)

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Father of a 15 year old son wants to learn how to play soccer?

April 24, 2013 at 1:15 am · Filed under Learning To Play Tennis ·Tagged , , , , ,

Question by Gabe: Father of a 15 year old son wants to learn how to play soccer?
i have a 15 year old son wants to be able to be a goalie on his high school team never played soccer before but likes it suggestions on how to train or what to do?

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Answer by Tony
Make sure he gets in good shape if he’s not, learn how to properly kick a soccer ball, and do goalie drills with him. Some drills are…
1- throwing a tennis ball against a wall and catch it with only one hand.
2- do jumping techniques with him since goalies jump have to jump high
3- make sure he’s not afraid of the ball.

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I never learned to correctly throw a baseball. is there a site to help me learn?

December 27, 2012 at 12:56 pm · Filed under Learning To Play Tennis ·Tagged , , , , , , , ,

Question by Steven R: I never learned to correctly throw a baseball. is there a site to help me learn?
cause of family. Can someone show me a website to teach me how to throw? I am too proud to goto a Sport to learn at 16 Years old, and I don’t have no one in the family that is into sports, (besides me), so I could use some major help here.

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Answer by kings575
its all about grip and the waist and the release but don’t believe me check my source

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Is it to late for me to learn to ballet en pointe?

December 22, 2012 at 12:53 pm · Filed under Learning To Play Tennis ·Tagged , , ,

Question by Em-uh-lee™: Is it to late for me to learn to ballet en pointe?
I am 11?
I have no dance experience what so ever except for a couple of months in ballet when I was 6.

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Answer by katie m
no….your to young. you have to be 12 to actually go on en pointe, but you can start training.

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How can i learn tennis?

November 5, 2012 at 1:04 am · Filed under Learning To Play Tennis ·Tagged ,

Question by diya: How can i learn tennis?
i want to try out for sport, tennis is one i chose i don’t know how to play it will you give ma any advice what i have to do please give you’re answer

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Answer by karinaam16
go on youtube and get some tips on there

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How do you hit with top spin and whats the best way to learn?

November 1, 2012 at 6:59 am · Filed under Learning To Play Tennis ·Tagged , , ,

Question by Frankie: How do you hit with top spin and whats the best way to learn?
I’ve been playing tennis for about 7 months and I’ve always hit the ball flat and I want to learn how to put top spin on the ball.

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Answer by UVERjump
Get your racquet with a Semi-Western Forehand Grip. (Here’s a good site to show you. http://www.waileatennis.com/grips.htm)

And then when you’re setting up to hit the ball, swing in a Diagonal Up so that the racquet ends up on your opposite shoulder. (Right handers should end on left shoulder.)

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Suggest some places to learn tennis in Chennai, India.?

September 28, 2012 at 12:53 pm · Filed under Learning To Play Tennis ·Tagged , , , , , ,

Question by alienne: Suggest some places to learn tennis in Chennai, India.?
Good tennis courts with trainers near K.K.Nagar? I know of MCC in the PSBB campus, but apparently they have a 7-day trainin with a fitness trainer who comes in once a week, and everything. This is the kind of place where they send you for tournaments. And that’s overload for me…

I go to work and have been wanting to learn tennis for a long time and would like to play 4 days a week or something.

Help, somebody?

Best answer:

Answer by amarnath
Tenni Academy
Mylapore Chennai – 600004

TNTA TENNIS COACHING SCHOOLS:
Centers:
Tamil Nadu Tennis Association
SDAT Tennis Stadium,
Lake Area,
Nungambakkam,
Chennai 600 034
Ph: 91 44 2817 0381

Tennis Coaching Schools and Academy
No. 30, Gandhi Irwin Road,
MRC Stadium,
Egmore,
Chennai 600 008
Ph: 91 44 2819 1034

krishna tennis center its in kandanchavadi 2 km from tidel park.

You can use general enquiry for more details.
its 2644444.

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I want to play Lacrosse. Is it easy to learn?

September 6, 2012 at 12:54 am · Filed under Learning To Play Tennis ·Tagged , , , ,

Question by Squirrel_2014: I want to play Lacrosse. Is it easy to learn?
What is the usual age to start playing? Is lacrosse fun to play?

I will be a freshman this fall. I play football and tennis and work out daily, so I’m in pretty good shape.

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Answer by monkeyworm
sounds like a cool sport

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Trying to learn tennis?

September 4, 2012 at 6:52 pm · Filed under Learning To Play Tennis ·Tagged , ,

Question by Al: Trying to learn tennis?
I play a lot of sports, but not tennis. This summer I plan on learning tennis, and I have absolutely no clue what or how to do. Any advice about what tennis racket I should purchase, or what I would need to at least get the basics down?

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Answer by Justin
What you need to do for playing tennis, first you need to figure out or learn the scoring system so you are familiar with it when you play. What you need next is a tennis racket. the kind of tennis racket that you need depends how much speed you can put in or how much power, and how much control. For starting off i would choose a decently good racket, like a wilson, but not an expensive one. you need a racket that has stability when you hit it. If you don’t have stability, then your shot will be off and you will be giving points to your opponent. Start off with some drills that common people use and start developing a playing style like a baseline player or net player or an aggressive player. When you learn to play, start off easy and get it in the box, develop further and eventually you will become a great tennis player and if you want, go in the big leagues.

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What % is ability and what % is hard work, when a person is trying to learn a skill? (Any studies out there)?

August 14, 2012 at 12:53 pm · Filed under Learning To Play Tennis ·Tagged , , , , , , , ,

Question by Enal: What % is ability and what % is hard work, when a person is trying to learn a skill? (Any studies out there)?
Obviously a blind person can not play tennis no matter how hard she works, but does a person need perfect vision to play? Does a person need a high degree of hand eye coordination? I never believed the old saying: “Genius is 95% sweat.” If genius was 95% sweat, everyone would be a genius! Are there any studies that I can read for my enjoyment? Thanks.

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Answer by Loner [Born Genius]
I don’t believe genius is 95% sweat or hard work either. I have met people and some of my friends who never work and are so lazy they barely even try and yet they are still ahead of everyone else that works so hard but have no talent or abilities. I’d like to know to. I have lots of natural abilities and I progress so fast without even trying and when others work so hard I wonder why there still so left behind.

EDIT: It’s just something that feels natural so it’s easy for us. Me and my gifted friends agree that we don’t even need to put that much effort into it compared to most people.

To be honest I think that the saying “Genius is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration” is just used to give people hope and motivation that they can do anything they set their minds to. There is no doubt though that there are people naturally better at doing things than others. Many are born with higher intelligences than the average person for example.

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