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"A very comprehensive and well-written book about the most common tennis injuries. I certainly wish something like this had been available 25 years ago."--Fred Stolle, member of the International Tennis Hall of Fame. "Maintaining fitness is a high priority for people of all ages, especially those of us addicted to tennis. This book can help you improve not only your game but your quality of life as well."--David N. Dinkins, USTA and USPTR Board Member and former mayor of New York City. "It would be hard to find a more comprehensive or comprehensible guide to preparing for tennis play, not to mention preventing and treating tennis injuries. Every tennis player--beginning, intermediate, and advanced--could benefit from Dr. Levy's and Mark Fuerst's efforts."--Shimon-Craig Van Collie, author of Tennis: The Lifetime Sport. From the authors of the classic Sports Injury Handbook, this top-notch manual of easy-to-follow tennis do's and don'ts is all you need to prevent injuries, treat common symptoms, and improve your conditioning, flexibility, and strength, so you can pick up the pace on your serve or unload a return that won't come back. Dr. Allan Levy's practical knowledge of tennis fitness is indispensable for players at every skill level--from absolute beginners to club champions. Developed from his own experience treating recreational and professional tennis players, Dr. Levy's program features refreshingly simple stretches and exercises you can do on or off the court. For ease of use, the main part of the book is organized by area of the body. You'll learn how to recognize and treat injuries and determine when it is safe to play again. Packed with clear illustrations andpractical advice, the "Tennis Injury Handbook features: Specific training ideas to improve your game and prevent injuries. Easy-to-follow techniques for stretching, conditioning, and rehabilitation. Expert advice on what foods to eat before, during, and after playing.

-- The latest sports entry in the popular Most Wanted series -- Delves into amusing moments in tennis history, both high and low Tennis history is filled with unusual, bizarre, and unbelievable stories. Tennis's Most Wanted chronicles seven hundred of the most outrageous players, coaches, and officials in tennis history. Its seventy lists describe in detail tennis's colorful characters, surprising matches, inept players, bizarre nicknames, outrageous outfits, embarrassing losses, errant shots, terrible tantrums, and more. Only here will you learn that Joshua Pim won Wimbledon in 1893 and 1894 under an assumed name because he was afraid that being a tennis player would hurt his medical practice, or that Frank Riesley and Sydney Smith settled their 1904 Wimbledon semifinal match by flipping a coin. M. H. de Amorin served seventeen consecutive double faults in a 1937 match at Wimbledon. Renee Richards played in the 1955 U.S. Open as a man and (after a sex-change operation) as a woman in 1975. W. C. Fields played tennis with a racket in one hand and a martini in the other. Tony Pickard lost a match at the Italian Open when a linesman left to buy ice cream. "Gorgeous Gussy" Moran did a striptease at a press conference, and Pat Stewart wrote her phone number on her panties for the 1961 Wimbledon. You can find all this and more in Tennis's Most Wanted.

TENNIS Magazine's 40 Greatest Players of the TENNIS Era - This is a list of the 40 Greatest Tennis Players over the last 40 Years made up by TENNIS Magazine, which celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2005. Those with asterisks after their names were still actively competing at the time of the list's publication.

ESPN Star Sports - ESPN Star Sports is a media company which owns 13 television networks: ESPN Asia, ESPN India, ESPN Taiwan, ESPN Philippines, MBC-ESPN (Korea), ESPN Hong Kong, STAR Sports Hong Kong, STAR Sports Asia, STAR Sports India, STAR Sports Taiwan, STAR Sports S.E.

Spot Shot - Spot Shot is the name for a replay system used by ESPN for tennis. CBS calls the system Hawk Eye.

Mario Tennis: Power Tour - Mario Tennis: Power Tour, known in Japan as Mario Tennis Advance (ãƒžãƒªã‚ªãƒ†ãƒ‹ã‚¹ã‚¢ãƒ‰ãƒãƒ³ã‚¹) and in Europe as Mario Power Tennis, is a sports video game that was developed by Camelot Software Planning and published by Nintendo for the Game Boy Advance in 2005. It is the latest game in the Mario Tennis series and the sequel to the Game Boy Color version of Mario Tennis.

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