Here are some tips and tricks to help you learn tennis. Here are the basics of tennis: where should players serve, and where should they receive. If you're playing Singles the right-hand side is where you should serve.
Doubles players pick which side to receive on the court.
The preference of the players in choosing a partner is determined by their style of play and ranking. Doubles is a competitive game that requires communication skills. The match can be ruined if one or both of the partners serves poorly. It is important for players to consider their language barriers, and whether they can play in a tournament with their partner.
Singles players serve from the right of the center mark
Singles serve from the right side. To serve, a player must stand to the right of the center mark, behind the baseline. A player must stand on the left side to return. The baseline intersects the singles sideline and crosses the center mark when a player is standing on his left side.
Tie-break rule
Tie-breaks, which can determine a set, are high-pressure situations. The player serving first serves has one serve, and begins in the deuce. The second player serves two serves and begins at the ad.
Proper Service
A key part of tennis is knowing how to deliver a serve. Serving is a game of balance. Your feet must be in front of the baseline. You will make a mistake if your feet are not in the correct positions when you serve.
Service lets
A service let is the most popular type of tennis let. It happens when a ball hits the net chord and changes its trajectory. The ball will sometimes make an audible hum when it hits the net. It is a player's responsibility to call a service let, but it is especially important to do so promptly.
Etiquette
Respecting other players' property and surrounding is a key part of tennis etiquette. Additionally, it is important that you do not throw balls onto other players' courts. Doing so can threaten the safety of the other player.