Playing too much tennis "can" cause tendonitis. Tendons connect muscles to bones and they can become swollen due to excess activity. This is called tendonitis. Tennis combines jumping and running which puts stress on tendons and makes them swell. Tennis is often the cause of tendonitis.
This pain experienced in the wrist after the repetitive and strenuous use during tennis would indicate a healing response e.g. inflammation. Limit use and on and off ice treatment will assist in the healing process along with a OTC med for inflammation can lesson the pain. Tennis can cause a tendonitis to occur which is inflammation in the tendons of the wrist or elbow. If you really believe it is broken, go get it checked.
'I like tennis very much' would be a more usual way of writing that sentence.
because the tennis shoes are dedicated to play tennis and has grips at the bottom so that it helps. It is much better than wearing normal runners
it is recommended for a tennis player to spend two hours continously playing tennis a day. but for pros, they normally practise two times a day.
All of them. Pretty much any sport out side of chess uses your whole body
well i hope the ticket money is cheap cause some woman tennis doubles for the Olympics is like 100/150 dollars to get in maybe
Tendonitis is the result of irritation or inflammation of a tendon. Some of the common causes of tendonitis include: repetitive strain, injury, too much strain, or as a result arthritis and/or diabetes. The common symptoms for tendonitis include: restricted movement, pain when the area is moved/touched, burning sensation, swelling and pain when under pressure. These symptoms can range from mild to severe pain and discomfort.
Playing badminton follows the same rules as tennis, except that instead of a tennis ball, you use a birdie (which moves much more slowly) and instead of a tennis racket you use a badminton racket (which is pretty much the same thing). You have to hit the birdie so that it goes over the net, but not out of bounds. Simple.
The main equipment used in tennis are your tennis racquet (with a grip and strings), tennis shoes and apparel, and a tennis ball. If you're not playing against a wall you will also need a partner or 3 more players for doubles. Other tennis equipment includes, overgrips, dampeners, string savers, wrist and headbands, hats, visors, towels, bags, and much more. To learn more about tennis equipment visit AllAboutTennis.com
Any tennis player can get tennis elbow depending on how you hold your racquet, your follow through and how much spin you produce.
you can simply practice your swing anywhere and go and hire a court to practice with. hope it works for you!!
playing music to loud. to much presher in your ears