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Do you play tennis?

G Greenpark · 2 weeks ago · 7 replies · 82

I have never played tennis. However, I have played table tennis to some extent during my early days. Tennis does look like a really attractive game. It requires you to have good energy and stamina. You certainly require a lot of strength to become a good player. Having said that, it is all about skills. This is why some tennis player are more successful as compared to others. So, do you live to play tennis? Do you play it regularly?

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Kennysplash · 2 weeks ago

I play table tennis not lawn tennis. I developed interest in it because it is a non contact sport. I have tried out the contact ones and I always sustain injuries.

I can say I am a fairly good player as well.

Uptrend · 1 week ago

I play tennis casually. It's not my go-to sport because it's not really popular in my country but it's a sport that requires skills and stamina.

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Flower · 1 week ago

I played table tennis on a wooden plank, sometimes on my school desk. It used to be my main thing back then but I don't know anything about lawn tennis.

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eLdavis · 4 days ago

The closest thing to playing tennis I have ever had is smacking a tennis ball back and forth in my living room. Besides that, I have never played tennis.

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tray59 · 3 days ago

I play tennis every weekend, when am done with work, but obviously it has been so long since I set my eye on tennis ball, because of limited time factor.

pixelshadewolf · 3 days ago

Yes, but sometimes—not professionally or as a sport, but rather as a hobby—I’m actually quite good at tennis, and I enjoy playing it; it’s one of the few sports I like to play.

Nomad · 3 days ago

I play tennis but not as a competitive sport but as a fun and fitness activity. I am also encouraging my kid to play tennis, I wish he takes interest in playing tennis. If he picks up as a career, I would be more than happy.

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