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Fundamentals of Tennis
TEN 102 – Rules of the Game
TEN 102 – Rules of the Game – Section 01 – Introduction
Rules of the Game – Section 02 – Singles and Doubles Play
Rules of the Game – Rule 01 – The Court
Rules of the Game – Rule 02 – Permanent Fixtures
Rules of the Game – Rule 03 – The Ball
Rules of the Game – Rule 04 – The Racquet
Rules of the Game – Rule 05 – Score in a Game
Rules of the Game – Rule 06 – Score in a Set
Rules of the Game – Rule 07 – Score in a Match
Rules of the Game – Rule 08 – Server and Receiver
Rules of the Game – Rule 09 – Choice of Ends and Service
Rules of the Game – Rule 10 – Change of Ends
Rules of the Game – Rule 11 – Ball In Play
Rules of the Game – Rule 12 – Ball Touches a Line
Rules of the Game – Rule 13 – The Let
Rules of the Game – Rule 14 – Order of Service
Rules of the Game – Rule 15 – Order of Receiving in Doubles
Rules of the Game – Rule 16 – The Service
Rules of the Game – Rule 17 – Serving
Rules of the Game – Rule 18 – Foot Fault
Rules of the Game – Rule 19 – Service Fault
Rules of the Game – Rule 20 – Second Service
Rules of the Game – Rule 21 – When to Serve and Receive
Rules of the Game – Rule 22 – The Let During a Service
Rules of the Game – Rule 23 – The Let
Rules of the Game – Rule 24 – Player Loses a Point
Rules of the Game – Rule 25 – A Good Return
Rules of the Game – Rule 26 – Hindrance
Rules of the Game – Rule 27 – Correcting Errors
Rules of the Game – Rule 28 – Role of Court Officials
Rules of the Game – Rule 29 – Continuous Play
Rules of the Game – Rule 30 – Coaching
Rules of the Game – Wheelchair Tennis
Rules of the Game – Section 04 – Appendices to the Rules
Rules of the Game – Section 05 – Quiz
TEN 103 – History of Tennis
History of Tennis – Section 01 – History of the Game
History of Tennis – Section 02 – The Racquet
History of Tennis – Section 05 – Important Players of Tennis
TEN 110 – The Tennis Court
The Tennis Court – Section 01 – Court Anatomy
The Tennis Court – Section 02 – Court Dimensions
The Tennis Court – Section 03 – The Net
The Tennis Court – Section 04 – Types of Courts
The Tennis Court – Section 05 – The Quiz
TEN 111 – The Tennis Racquet
The Tennis Racquet – Section 01 – Racquet Anatomy
The Tennis Racquet – Section 02 – Tennis Racquet Frames
The Tennis Racquet – Section 03 – Tennis Racquet Strings
The Tennis Racquet – Section 04 – Tennis Racquet Grips
Technical Tennis
TEC 102 – Practice
Practice – Section 01 – An Introduction
Practice – Section 02 – Science Behind Practice
Practice – Section 04 – Progressions
Practice – Section 05 – Video Analysis
TEC 110 – The Forehand
Section 01 – The Forehand Overview
Section 02 – The Forehand Introduction
Section 01 – Introduction To The Forehand
Section 02 – Forehand Grips
Section 03 – The Forehand Swing Components
Section 04 – The Forehand Kinetic Energy Chain
Section 05 – Gravity Effects on Groundstrokes
Section 06 – Forehand Stances
Section 07 – Breathing
Section 08 – The Head
Section 03 – The Ready Position
Section 01 – The Ready Position Explained
Section 02 – The Ready Position Key Points
Section 03 – The Ready Position Pro Examples
Section 04 – The Ready Position Common Mistakes
Section 05 – The Ready Position Practice Methods
Section 04 – The Forehand Unit Turn
Section 01 – The Forehand Unit Turn Explained
Section 02 – The Forehand Unit Turn Key Points
Section 03 – The Forehand Unit Turn Pro Examples
Section 04 – The Forehand Unit Turn Common Mistakes
Section 05 – The Forehand Unit Turn Practice Methods
Section 05 – The Forehand Racquet Drop
Section 01 – The Forehand Racquet Drop Explained
Section 02 – Key Points of the Racquet Drop
Section 03 – The Racquet Drop Pro Examples
Section 04 – The Forehand Racquet Drop Common Mistakes
Section 06 – The Forehand Forward Swing
Section 01 – The Forehand Forward Swing Explained
Section 02 – Key Points of the Forward Swing
Section 03 – Pro Examples of the Forehand Forward Swing
Section 04 – Common Mistakes of the Forehand Forward Swing
Section 07 – The Forehand Contact Point
Section 01 – The Forehand Contact Point Explained
Section 02 – Key Points of the Forehand Contact Point
Section 03 – Pro Examples of the Forehand Contact Point
Section 04 – Common Mistakes of the Forehand Contact Point
Section 08 – The Forehand Follow Through
Section 01 – The Forehand Follow Through Explained
Section 02 – Key Points of the Forehand Follow Through
Section 03 – Pro Examples of the Forehand Follow Through
Section 04 – Common Mistakes of the Forehand Follow Through
Section 09 – The Complete Forehand
Section 10 – Forehand Practice Methods
TEC 130 – The Serve
Section 02 – The Serve Introduction
Section 01 – Introduction To The Serve
Section 02 – Serving Grip
Section 03 – The Serve Starting Position
Section 01 – The Serve Starting Position Explained
Section 02 – The Serve Starting Position Key Points
Section 03 – The Serve Starting Position Pro Examples
Section 04 – The Serve Starting Position Common Mistakes
Section 04 – The Serve Ball Toss
Section 01 – The Serve Ball Toss Explained
Section 02 – The Serve Ball Toss Key Points
Section 05 – The Serve Unit Turn (Salute)
Section 01 – The Serve Unit Turn (Salute) Explained
Tactical Tennis
TAC 110 – Tennis Court Positioning
Tennis Court Positioning – Section 01 – Introduction
Tennis Court Positioning – Section 02 – From the Baseline
Mental Tennis
Physical Tennis
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The Tennis Court – Section 05 – The Quiz
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1.
Balls bounce_____ on clay courts then on other surfaces.
the same height
lower
higher
2.
True or False - When playing doubles a serve landing in the doubles alley is considered a good serve as long as it bounces before the service line.
False
True
3.
Most clay courts are not made of clay, but are made of_____.
crushed concrete
crushed brick
top soil
clean and colored sand
4.
Hard courts can vary in speed because_____.
weather like rain and heat can change how the ball will bounce off the surface.
the texture of the paint.
the court surfaces all have a uniform speed.
the differing amounts of sand and other hard particles.
5.
The predominate playing surface until the 1970's was_____?
grass
hard
clay
indoor carpet
6.
The arrow is pointing to the?
Service Mark
Foot Mark
Center Mark
Center Service Line
7.
Hard courts are the most common type of tennis court because_____.
they are inexpensive to build.
they look the coolest.
they are cheap to maintain and don't require much maintenance.
they are more forgiving on the body.
8.
True or False - The spacing between the net and the post can be up to six inches?
True
False
9.
The red area is called the?
Service Box
Deuce Court
Doubles Alley
Baseline
10.
True or False - A band, often called the "net tape" must cover the net cord.
True
False
11.
Hard courts tend to favor what playing style?
Baseline play
Net play
It doesn't favor any style of play
An all court style of play
12.
The two shaded areas are called the _____ service boxes?
Ad Court
Forecourt
Backcourt
Deuce Court
13.
True or False - The only requirement for the surface of a tennis court is that it should be level and smooth.
False
True
14.
The main disadvantage of a grass court is_____.
the high bounce of the ball can be unpredictable
the grass can stain the balls and your shoes
high maintenance costs
more likely for a player to get inujred
15.
Grass courts tend to favor what playing type?
a serve and volleyer
a baseline player
an all court player
it doesn't favor any type of player
16.
The net post is how many feet above the ground?
3.5 Feet
3 Feet
2.5 Feet
4 Feet
17.
The red area is called the?
Ad Court
Forecourt
Deuce Court
Backcourt
18.
The service boxes are _____ feet long?
18 Feet
39 Feet
27 Feet
21 Feet
19.
True or False - The server must not touch the baseline until after the ball has been struck.
True
False
20.
True or False - The proper orientation for a tennis court is North/South as to avoid the glare of the rising and setting sun.
True
False
21.
The arrow is pointing to which line?
The Center Service Line
The Baseline
The Service Box
The Center Mark
22.
Why should singles sticks should be used in singles matches?
To signify what courts are singles courts.
To keep the net at the proper height near the singles sidelines.
They don't need to be used.
To help make the net more sturdy.
23.
This is a picture of a _____court.
indoor carpet
hard
grass
clay
24.
The main disadvantage of playing on or having a clay court is_____.
the surface is slippery and can make it difficult to play on
the balls bounce high
its rough on the joints
maintenance costs
25.
True or False - Clay courts tend to have relatively short points whereas grass courts tend to have longer points.
True
False
26.
The arrows are pointing to which lines?
Doubles Alley
Middle Sideline
Singles Sideline
Doubles Sideline
27.
The width of the court for doubles play is ____ feet wide?
18 Feet
27 Feet
36 Feet
45 Feet
28.
The main advantage of playing on or having a clay court is_____.
longer matches can be played
there is less chance of injury
maintenance costs are low
the balls bounce low
29.
Tue or False - Hard courts are tough on the human body.
False
True
30.
The height of the net at the center of the court is_____feet?
3.5 Feet
2.5 Feet
4 Feet
3 Feet
31.
This is a picture of a _____court.
clay
grass
hard
indoor carpet
32.
True or False - A tennis court must be made up of certain materials.
False
True
33.
What is the name of this line?
Baseline
Singles Sideline
Service Line
Doubles Alley
34.
This is a picture of a _____court.
grass
hard
indoor carpet
clay
35.
The length of a tennis court is____ feet long?
65 feet
36 feet
78 feet
87 feet
36.
True or False - Clay courts are composed of varying material and vary in speed.
True
False
37.
The net post must be_____feet away from the court.
3 Feet
1 Foot
2 Feet
4 Feet
38.
The width of the court for singles play is ____ feet wide?
18 Feet
27 Feet
36 Feet
45 Feet
39.
A clay court tennis player will tend to play mostly?
Near the service line
From the baseline
At the net
At both the net and the baseline
40.
If a ball lands on the line is the ball in or out?
In
Out
41.
The most difficult surface type to play on is a _____ court.
indoor carpet
hard
grass
clay
42.
The two shaded areas are called the _____ service boxes?
Backcourt
Ad Court
Deuce Court
Forecourt
43.
True or False - Grass court surfaces tend to maintain there characteristics during a tournament.
True
False
44.
The slowest playing surface is a_____?
Clay Court
Grass Court
Indoor carpet
Hard Court
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