Bouncing Off the Walls: An ode to the backboard (and 5 practice tips)
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Chances are, if you’ve been itching for a tennis fix during the coronavirus shutdown, you’ve pulled out a racquet and taken up arms against one of your own walls; or, if you’re lucky, against the backboard at your local club or park.
Published Jun 18, 2020
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Bouncing Off the Walls: An ode to the backboard (and 5 practice tips)