Tennis

  • Tennis: Histories and Mysteries
    By Michael Pearson Garnett

    Tennis: Histories and Mysteries

  • Tennis
    By Marty Gitlin

    Best Sport Ever: Tennis takes readers from the beginnings of tennis to present day with a focus on the legends, the amazing stories, and the unique characteristics that makes the sport great.

  • Tennis: For Boys and Girls : Start Right and Play Well
    By Bill Gutman

    Perhaps the biggest prize in tennis as a team sport is the Davis Cup . Teams from many nations compete for the Cup once a year . There are four singles and one doubles match in a Davis cup round . The country winning any three of these ...

  • Tennis
    By Christopher Dunkley

    Inside an elegant case with a ribbon enclosure, Tennis contains two volumes that offer leisure and enjoyment between matches. Nostalgia traces the story of hard court and lawn tennis from...

  • Tennis
    By Clive Gifford

    This book tells you all about tennis and how to develop your skills as a player.

  • Tennis
    By James Medlycott

    Tennis

  • Tennis: Let's Analyze Your Game
    By Bob G. Knight, Fred Stolle

    The height of the net shall be 3 feet ( 0.914m . ) at the centre , where it shall be held down taut by a strap not more than 2 inches ( 5cm . ) wide and completely white in colour . There shall be a band covering the cord or metal cable ...

  • Tennis: With a Historical Bibliography
    By Malcolm D. Whitman, Robert William Henderson

    Tennis: With a Historical Bibliography

  • Tennis
    By John McPhee

    Tennis

  • Tennis
    By Bill McCormick

    Discusses the origins of tennis, its equipment, rules, scoring, and plays and includes a brief description of some tennis greats.

  • Tennis: Winning the Mental Match
    By Allen Fox

    This book attacks these and other issues faced by players of all levels. Dr. Allen Fox’s solutions are logical and straightforward, and most importantly, they have been tested on court and they work.

  • Tennis: Steps to Success
    By Jim Brown

    In fact , the number of college graduates who have won major singles championships in the past 50 years can be counted on one hand . Television changed tennis in ways both good and bad . In 1972 , more than 50 million viewers in the ...

  • Tennis: The Lifetime Sport
    By Shimon-Craig Van Collie

    The Tiddling Tennis Theorem . New York : The Viking Press , 1977 . Karnowski , Frank . ... Tennis . Boston : Allyn and Bacon , Inc. , 1974 . Morton , Jason , and Russell Seymour with Clyde Burleson . Winning Tennis After Forty .

  • Tennis: First 100 Lessons
    By Graeme Partington

    Tennis is the Game of a Lifetime. For the first time, your first 100 tennis lessons are presented in an easy to read format. Graeme Partington is an Australian tennis professional with more than 35 years of coaching experience.

  • Tennis
    By Katie Marsico

    ... 22 ground strokes, 13 hash marks, 10 history, 6 International Tennis Federation (ITF), 6 International Tennis Hall of Fame, 18, 20 Laver, Rod, 21, 22 lobs, 13 “love,” 13 matches, 15, 16, 19, 23–24, 25 measurements, 9–10, 11, 12–13, ...

  • Tennis: A History from American Amateurs to Global Professionals
    By Greg Ruth

    The End of Amateurism in American Track and Field Joseph M. Turrini Benching Jim Crow: The Rise and Fall of the Color Line in Southern College Sports, 1890–1980 Charles H. Martin Pay for Play: A History of Big-Time College Athletic ...

  • Tennis: Steps to Success
    By Jim Brown, Camille Soulier

    Demonstrates proper tennis strokes, explains strategies, and features drills for learning and developing skills according to ability level.

  • Tennis
    By Carla Mooney

    For long-term fuel, the body's aerobic energy system kicks in and allows tennis players to produce energy for a longer period. The aerobic energy system provides baseline energy over the length of a tennis match or practice session.

  • Tennis: A Cultural History
    By Heiner Gillmeister

    The cover painting shows an 18th-century Italian game of tennis, and the opening chapter is intriguingly subtitled "Tennis and the Devil." Gillmeister (linguistics, U. of Bonn) provides a sociohistorical survey...

  • Tennis: Origins and Mysteries
    By Malcolm D. Whitman

    Amusing and informative for readers of all ages, this compilation of tennis lore and legend was written by an undefeated Davis Cup champion.