How to control the center of the court: it's the key to winning in this big-forehand era

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The key to winning a tennis match is controlling the center of the court. Players should keep their shots out of the center of the court to prevent their opponents from controlling the ball. A wide serve and a wide volley are ways to drive opponents away from the center of the court.

Tennis

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Remembering Rene Lacoste

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France's former tennis champion Rene Lacoste spent a large part of his life understanding the mechanics of tennis after retiring from the tennis circuit in 1929. His contributions to tennis history include the Lacoste shirt, the ball machine and modern steel racquet.

Tennis players, Lacoste, Rene

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