Meet the armless para-Table Tennis champion from Egypt -- Ibrahim Hamato, Silver medalist, 2013 African Para-Table Tennis Championship
Article from CNN
Video: Official ITTF Channel
Friday, May 30, 2014
Wednesday, May 28, 2014
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
Tennis Quote of the Day: Strength and Recovery - Li Na
"Tennis has changed a bit.
It's not just about technique. You have to stay stronger. And as you get
older, you get more experienced. When I come to the court now, I know
exactly what to do. I take more care of myself away from the court. I
know what's good for my recovery, I'm careful with what I eat."
---Li Na, May 25, 2014
---Li Na, May 25, 2014
Saturday, May 24, 2014
Friday, May 23, 2014
The Smart Tennis Racket: The next step in tennis evolution?
The smart tennis racket, say the advocates, will usher in something special --- a whole new era of
tennis improvement for pros and the rest of us.
"In 10 years, you won't have any rackets which are not [smart] connected," claims Eric Babolat, CEO of the French tennis manufacturer.
What is the smart tennis racket? And how does it work?
It's a racket embeded with a hi-tech computer chip --- to record every shot, angle and stroke as you play. The recorded data is then transmitted to your smartphone via Bluetooth.
And voila: now you can analyze power of shots and level of spin, and even endurance, technique, consistency, energy level and so on.
Mark Petchey, former coach of Andy Murray, declares that the new technology has "limitless potential", and can "change the way we think about coaching."
Find out more below.
Best,
Gary
Article: 'Smart' tennis racquet records spin, shots and power (The Telegraph, May 14, 2014)
"In 10 years, you won't have any rackets which are not [smart] connected," claims Eric Babolat, CEO of the French tennis manufacturer.
What is the smart tennis racket? And how does it work?
It's a racket embeded with a hi-tech computer chip --- to record every shot, angle and stroke as you play. The recorded data is then transmitted to your smartphone via Bluetooth.
And voila: now you can analyze power of shots and level of spin, and even endurance, technique, consistency, energy level and so on.
Mark Petchey, former coach of Andy Murray, declares that the new technology has "limitless potential", and can "change the way we think about coaching."
Find out more below.
Best,
Gary
Article: 'Smart' tennis racquet records spin, shots and power (The Telegraph, May 14, 2014)
Wednesday, May 21, 2014
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