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    The French Open

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    The sport of tennis began in Europe in the end of the 19th century as <<lawn tennis>>. The sport came from the game of <<real tennis>> which grew throughout the English speaking world‚ especially with the rich. Now tennis has become an Olympic sport and is played by people of all ages and different countries. The professional sport of tennis is divided into four Grand Slam tournaments and many other smaller tournaments. The four tournaments are the Australian Open (Australia)‚ the U.S. Open‚ Wimbledon

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    the first women’s singles tennis champion at the U.S. Open. Ellen Hansell was in a championship match 6-1‚ 6-0 and was one of the most victories in major tournament history. Over the years‚ tennis has become a popular sport that everyone can enjoy‚ even if he or she is young or old. Many professional women tennis players are very talented and successful; Serena Williams‚ Simona Halep‚ and Venus Williams are wonderful great tennis players‚ but from these great women’s tennis players‚ Serena is the most

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    Sharapova

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    Maria’s career development? Yuri Sharapov first noticed his daughter had skill and took her to attend tennis clinics. It was at these clinics that Martina Navratilova‚ a renowned champion‚ observed Maria playing and commented‚ “She has talent”‚ inspiring Maria’s parents to seek a world-class coach for their daughter in the United States. Yuri and Maria arrived at IMG’s Nick Bollettieri Tennis Academy where she eventually received a scholarship. She signed with Gavin Forbes‚ who then assigned his

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    up to. We have chosen the best of the best in the tennis world‚ Novak Djokovic. Djokovic is a Serbian professional tennis player who is currently ranked world number 1 by the Association of Tennis Professionals. Despite being the underdog during his early years as a professional tennis player‚ he is now the best professional tennis player overtaking the previous king of tennis Rafael Nadal. Ever since the age of four‚ he has been interested in tennis. Unlike most children his age‚ it was not a fleeting

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    Prince Sports C

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    the sport‚ demand is increasing. With the cost of everything rising‚ marketing for a cost effective yet competitive product is key.2 Prince sponsors tennis training camps for kids and adults.   They are interested in continuing the rise of tennis in the US. By fostering training and awareness‚ young consumers who might not have aware of the joys of tennis have a fun and educational experience. Prince also holds “demo events” where consumers can gain awareness for the company and try out their new products

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    Case Study: Prince Sports

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    Prince Sports is an international brand with a complete line of tennis products. They have their own racquets to more than fifty tennis strings to inventing the first over-sized tennis racquet. Prince is known to be ahead of the curve when it comes to innovating and marketing. Environmental forces have come a long way in the last fifty years. The sport of tennis has gained massive participation up to 43 percent. Thus‚ making tennis the fastest growing traditional individual sport in the world

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    Tennis Injury

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    Tennis is a complicated intense physical sport that requires hand-eye coordination and participation of running‚ positioning‚ swinging‚ and hitting. Because of these high requirements: endurance‚ flexibility‚ and muscle-conditioning exercises are important to prevent injuries. Some tennis injuries may be random. However‚ most can be minimized or avoided entirely by proper training‚ technique‚ appropriate equipment‚ and seeking medical attention when needed. The most common injuries related with

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    graces the event with her presence to see her horses compete. Tennis Tennis is an English adaptation of "Le jeu de paume" created in the 15th century in France. In 1874 Harry Gem is the person who invented the "modern tennis". The first tennis tournament was held in August 1876 and won by James Dwight. Wimbledon was created on 1877. There are two type of Tennis World in the United Kingdom‚ the professional tennis world and the amateur tennis world. Currently‚ there is only one English player in the

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    Althea Gibson

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    Holmes Oct. 12‚ 2009 TITLE OF BOOK Althea Gibson Tennis Player AUTHOR Michael Benson 1. The MAIN PURPOSE of this book is to tell people about the person who broke the color barrier in the world of women’s tennis. Althea Gibson was an outstanding tennis player that won as a doubles champion in 1956 and as a singles champion in 1957 and 1958. This book tells Althea’s story and the troubles she faced being a black athlete in the elite tennis arena. 2. The KEY QUESTIONS that the author

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    professional tennis‚ The Championships‚ Wimbledon is the oldest running and most prestigious championship in the world which dates back to its founding in 1877‚ a span of over 138 years. “Perhaps that’s another part of Wimbledon’s prestige. In a world that seems to be more and more complicated‚ Wimbledon keeps it simple: Be respectful and play with honor… (Rudnansky)”. Located at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in London‚ England‚ the women’s tournament is comprised of 128 tennis players

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