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Looking to become the next Andre Agassi? Hold on there, it might take some time. But if you have realistic goals, tennis can be fun and not too difficult to learn. There are several fundamental strokes that beginners can start practicing: forehand, backhand, and an overhead shot. While there are of course variations on these basic strokes and ways to take them to the pro level, it’s best to start by learning the easiest method for each first. | Looking to become the next Andre Agassi? Hold on there, it might take some time. But if you have realistic goals, tennis can be fun and not too difficult to learn. There are several fundamental strokes that beginners can start practicing: forehand, backhand, and an overhead shot. While there are of course variations on these basic strokes and ways to take them to the pro level, it’s best to start by learning the easiest method for each first. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
=== Hitting a Forehand === | === Hitting a Forehand === | ||
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#Swing from overhead and down towards the ground. Try to hit the ball a foot or so out in front of your body, just like the serve. You don’t have to swing super hard; in fact, a slow swing will help you place the ball better. <ref name="rf6" /> | #Swing from overhead and down towards the ground. Try to hit the ball a foot or so out in front of your body, just like the serve. You don’t have to swing super hard; in fact, a slow swing will help you place the ball better. <ref name="rf6" /> | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
