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2011年5月25日 星期三

Tennis Shoes Purchase and Feet Anatomy


While you are a talented tennis player and you doing well on any type of court, your tennis shoes might play an equally critical role in winning you crucial matches. Many professional tennis players will tell you that tennis is all about maintaining your balance while you swing.

A good pair of tennis shoes will help you strike a perfect balance between the control of your shots and power. Hence, you should buy tennis footwear that perfectly matches not only with the anatomy of your feet but also with the surface you play on. That is why professional players use different tennis shoes on different tennis court surfaces such as hard, clay, grass and carpet.

Buying the right tennis footwear is crucial to your winning games. Ill-fitting shoes can result in blisters and even ankle & knee pain. Worst of all, they will fail you in your game. Hence, follow these tips on how to buy your tennis footwear which will be in sync of your feet and help you play your best tennis.

Know Your Foot Type:

You can visit a podiatrist to know your feet type or figure it out yourself at home too. For instance, if the impression of wet feet shows a crescent-shaped foot print with little of no footmark made by your arch, you have a supinated foot. Usually, your shoes tend to wear down faster on the lateral side than your big toe. Moreover, supinated feet are wider and require tennis shoes that offer additional room in the forefoot and toe box. Additionally, you should look for tennis footwear that can provide extra cushioning to compensate for the high arches.

You have pronated feet if your foot impression shows that it`s completely filled in. Due to your flat foot, your shoes tend to wear out before the lateral part. You tennis footwear should give you extra support. Find a pair that has additional stability on the medial side or go for shoes with a mid-cut model.

You have neutral feet if your footprint impression shows a moderate amount or arch. This is most versatile and ergonomically efficient toot type. This being the most coveted foot type, you can play tennis in almost any shoes.

Understand The Shoes Anatomy:

After knowing your foot type, try to understand the footwear`s anatomy. Try different pairs to see that you feel comfortable at the upper against the top of your foot. Also, make sure your shoes have a durable toecap especially if you tend to drag your toe while you serve. Moreover, you should put special emphasis on extra material along the medial portion of the upper if you have a habit of hitting your forehand from an open stance.

While checking the insole of your tennis shoes, make sure it provides extra cushioning as it is the part where foot rests on. If you are one of those players who are fiercely aggressive on court and give their shoes a good pounding, the midsole of your tennis shoes will wear down faster and you will soon feel the need chuck out those pair and go for a new pair of tennis shoes.

The outsole affects the traction especially when you play on the clay or hard court. Those who play mostly on the hard court should look for tennis shoes with outsoles with a wide variation in the design to get the best traction.

Weigh You Options:

Ideally, you would like your tennis shoes to be as light as possible. However, tennis footwear is usually heavier than other running shoes for the simple reason that tennis shoes have extra cushions and durable outsoles that add to the weight of tennis footwear. Buy two different pairs - one with a lighter weight and the other with a heaver weight. Practice with the heavier weight so that when you play real matches with the lighter tennis shoes, you will feel more comfortable to zip around the court.








Roberto Sedycias works as IT consultant for PoloMercantil


2011年5月22日 星期日

Things That You Should Consider While You Purchase the Tennis Racquets


Do you play tennis? In that case, you must have the necessary tennis equipment with you. However, the most basic tennis equipment is the tennis racquets. Without the racquets, the game cannot be played. Apart from the racquets, necessary tennis equipment are not many though you would need a tennis court to play the game. However, in this article, we will tell you about the tennis racquets.

Purchasing the tennis racquets is a huge investment. Therefore when you purchase, you must make sure that you buy the perfect one so that it can help you to improve in your game.

If you are serious about the purchase of a good racquet, you must consider few factors.

? Make sure that you buy the tennis racquets in accordance with the size of your grip. You should choose the size which goes well from the middle crease of your palm to the tip of your ring finger. The grip size should not be either too large or too small in size.

? You should then consider the size of the head of the tennis racquets. This will however, depend on your playing standard. You can go for a larger head which permits more spin on the ball.

? The length of the racquet is also an important factor for enhancing your performance in the game. You should remember that longer the length of the racquet, greater would be the leverage on the swing. Consequently, you would be able to give more power to a shot.

? Then you should consider the weight of the tennis racquets and the materials with which it is made. Try to go for a light weight racquet especially if you are a beginner in this game. The racquets which are made of graphite are generally light in weight and at the same time also provide good power and control. Some light weight tennis racquets are also made of aluminum or titanium. You can also consider those materials because they also serve more or less the same function as that of graphite. You would also find other materials of tennis racquets.

? Consider the beam width. If the beam is wide, you would be able to give a powerful shot because the trampoline effect of the strings would get enhanced.

In a similar way, you should consider several things while purchasing any other tennis equipment. Tennis is a rich game. Therefore the tennis equipment is also quite costly. Therefore you should make investments carefully and properly so that your tennis equipment is really worth the value of your money.








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2011年5月4日 星期三

How Your Pink Tennis Purchase Puts Cancer Charities In The Black


Choose Your Pink Tennis Gear From A Respected Brand

If you like tennis and the color Pink, you can now indulge yourself in some superb tennis gear from a select group of top sporting brands, and help a deserving pink ribbon tennis charity into the bargain. The Pink Ribbon symbol has grown rapidly in popularity and appears on a wide variety of sporting goods, especially golf and tennis. Companies using the ribbon on their product lines promise to pay a percentage of profits or a fixed amount to one of the Pink Ribbon Breast Cancer charities for an agreed period. Though it's true, that some companies have jumped on the bandwagon, as much in an effort to increase sales as to give to charity, most pink tennis products are supplied by some well known, well respected household names like Wilson and New Balance.

Wilson Give Cancer Sufferers The 'Hope' To Overcome Their Illness

Perhaps the best known range of charitable tennis gear is the 'Wilson Hope' selection of pink tennis shoes, bags, tennis balls and other tennis accessories. Wilson are at the forefront of 'responsible' sports manufacturers with their eco-friendly methods of production. They aim to minimize any harmful effects their business has on the environment. It's no surprise then, that they've embraced the chance to make a positive contribution to the many lives that are damaged every year by this pervasive illness. The 'Hope' refers to empowering sufferers to believe they have both the will and the way to conquer their illness. Wilson are noted in the world of tennis for supplying high quality tennis racquets, tennis bags, apparel and shoes to some of the world's best players like Roger Federer, the Williams sisters and Justine Henin, and some of the world's finest tennis balls to tournaments like the US Open.

Wilson Pink Tennis Products Deliver Both Style & Performance

Their iconic three racquet 'Wilson Hope' pink tennis bags and single racquet backpacks are about the most stylish that money can buy. If you also use a can of the Wilson Hope Extra Duty Pink Tennis Balls for Your Tennis Game, you'll be making a very powerful statement about your concern for ridding the world of Breast Cancer, whilst encouraging others to take up the cause, and at the same time giving to vital income to charities keen to help anyone affected by the disease. If you're a woman who really wants to 'push the boat out' for Wilson's chosen charity, The Breast cancer Research Foundation, a pair of Wilson Tour Vision Lady tennis shoes will also benefit the charity and equip you with leading edge tennis shoe technological excellence to rival any on the market, (and they look pretty good too!).

New Balance Are Long-Haul Partners In The Race For The Cure

Speaking of pink tennis shoes, 'New Balance' are no slouches in this department too. They've been giving money to Breast Cancer Research since 1989. They actually supply the '760', the official shoe of the Susan G Koman Race For The Cure, a long established annual walking event in the US to raise funds and awareness for Pink Ribbon Cancer Research and The Susan G Komen Foundation. Susan's brave fight against cancer ultimately led to the creation of the Pink Ribbon symbol, when, so impressed with her sister's selfless desire to help others better cope with Breast Cancer during her own fight for life, Nancy decided to carry forward her sister's wishes on her death. This led to The Susan G Komen Foundation and the 'Race For The Cure'. During the 1990 Race for the Cure, a handful of participants wore pink ribbons and a few were handed out by the Komen Foundation. Next year, all the walkers were given a pink ribbon to mark their participation. The symbol spread quickly across the United States with the involvement of Self Magazine and guest writer, Evelyn Lauder's decision to distribute a pink ribbon at all Estee Lauder's cosmetic counters around the country. Apart from cutting edge athletic shoes, New Balance produce some sporty tops, pants and socks advertising the pink ribbon and your support for the cause. All articles in their 'Lace Up For The Cure' Collection will benefit the Foundation by 5% of the retail price. They guarantee at least $500,000 per year.

Reebok, Under Armour And Brooks' Pink Crusades

Other important brands helping Pink Ribbon charities include sporting shoes and apparel manufacturers Reebok, whose 'In It To End It' campaign should provide up to $750,000 for the Avon Breast Cancer Crusade. Top fundraisers during the operation will be rewarded with custom Reebok apparel. Two other notables are 'Brooks', with the 'Brooks For her' collection, donating 6.25% of the retail price to three worthy Breast Cancer Charities: the 'Young Survival Coalition', the 'Making Memories Breast Cancer Foundation' and the 'Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center', and 'Under Armour'. This rapidly growing American company is fast making a name for itself producing high performance sports apparel, and now has it's own 'Power In Pink' collection to benefit Breast Cancer Charities.

'Think Pink' To Help Reduce 'Pink Abuse'

Though all these charities work hard all year round to benefit Breast cancer Research, October is the month earmarked to draw maximum exposure to Pink Ribbon events. You'll no doubt notice the ribbon on many products as you shop, not just on sporting goods, but if you've time, try to dig a little deeper into just how much of your money will actually benefit which charity, and for how long? There's been concern recently, due to the proliferation of Pink Ribbon products, that not all Pink Ribbon campaigns are as beneficial as others. The 'Think Pink' initiative aims to highlight 'Pink Abuse', where campaigns end prematurely though the product is still being sold, where campaign costs outweigh the benefits and where some companies promote Pink products yet are involved in the manufacture of others where carcinogens are used. Don't worry too much - even an under performing Pink Ribbon product is likely to benefit cancer charities to some degree, but if you have a few moments to spare, just check the percentage of the sale price earmarked for the charity, how long the campaign lasts, and which charity will get the funds. If this isn't immediately clear, move to the next product, because as with most things in life, transparency goes hand in hand with honesty.








Cheri Britton is the editor of 'Women's Tennis Apparel' and 'Ball Machine For Tennis'. In her tennis fashion and clothing website, she reviews and showcases the latest styles in tennis dresses, skirts and skorts, women's tennis bags and shoes. She highlights in particular the tennis dress worn by the best women players on the WTA tour, and has an special fondness for the designer tennis clothing of Stella McCartney for Adidas.

Her new tennis ball machine website is devoted to comparing these mini mechanical devices with regard to price, portability, useability, features and suitability to the individual owner or buyer. Quality manufacturers such as Lobster, Tennis Tutor, SAM. Playmate and Wilson produce a range of models to engage the tennis game of beginners through to professional tennis players. The right ball machine will quickly take your tennis to a higher level, at a time place and frequency of your choosing. Oh, and tennis machines are great fun and fantastic for your fitness as well!

On the odd occasion she's not working on her websites, Cheri watches more tennis than is good for her, reads, visits places of historical interest and beauty, and relaxes with a pint or two of real ale (or something stronger!)