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Whether your sport is tennis, squash or badminton, RacketGames is packed full of advice on how to get the most out of it. The site takes a close look at a wide range of tennis shots, including the serve, forehand, backhand, smash, volley and lob. Racket grips and the different court surfaces are examined and even the mental side of the sport is explored.
The squash section of the site highlights basic rules and safety on court, and gives advice on how to tackle unforced errors and pick winning tactics. The techniques involved in forehand, backhand, drop and lob shots are explained, and there is a close look at the service, service return, volleys and crosscourt drives.
There is a focus on balance, posture and footwork for those interested in badminton. RacketGames introduces beginners to the court and shuttlecock and offers practice drills and ways to improve your range of shots, including forehand, backhand and serve.
Real tennis, lacrosse, racketball and racquetball are all covered in RacketGames and, whatever your sport, there is general advice on coaching fees, joining a club, nutrition and improving fitness levels. String tension is explained, as is choosing the right racket and finding somewhere to play.
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Whether your sport is tennis, squash or badminton, RacketGames is packed full of advice on how to get the most out of it. The site takes a close look at a wide range of tennis shots, including the serve, forehand, backhand, smash, volley and lob. Racket grips and the different court surfaces are examined and even the mental side of the sport is explored.
The squash section of the site highlights basic rules and safety on court, and gives advice on how to tackle unforced errors and pick winning tactics. The techniques involved in forehand, backhand, drop and lob shots are explained, and there is a close look at the service, service return, volleys and crosscourt drives.
There is a focus on balance, posture and footwork for those interested in badminton. RacketGames introduces beginners to the court and shuttlecock and offers practice drills and ways to improve your range of shots, including forehand, backhand and serve.
Real tennis, lacrosse, racketball and racquetball are all covered in RacketGames and, whatever your sport, there is general advice on coaching fees, joining a club, nutrition and improving fitness levels. String tension is explained, as is choosing the right racket and finding somewhere to play.
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