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The rules of the game are the same as normal tennis, playing a game, set and match. The only difference is, is you are in a hot environment. So if you are not playing hot tennis then you are in the cold.
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Who was tennis played by?
every one who wants to play tennis can play tennis but thay will suck just like you
Could you play tennis with only one tennis ball?
yeahhh
How does temperature affect how high or low Tennis ball bounces?
The ball becomes super charged when hot and better to play tennis with when cold
What are a list of games you can play with just a tennis ball?
With ONLY a tennis ball, you are pretty much limited to Catch, or maybe hot potato.
How does one play outdoor table tennis?
Outdoor table tennis is played just like indoor table tennis but outdoors. In order to play it one needs a table for table tennis with a net, paddles and a partner.
Who can play tennis?
Millions of people play tennis. From high school tennis teams to professional tennis tournaments such as Wimbledon, people all over the world play tennis.
Who play for tennis in England?
Andy Murray is one there are loads of tennis players from the UK..
Where can one find information about how to play paddle tennis?
There are several places where someone could find information about how to play paddle tennis. Libraries and bookstores would have books about how to play paddle tennis.
Do narwhals play tennis?
i think they play everything but tennis its bluewhales that play tennis
Is it good to play tennis in hot sun?
You can but your body might get dehydrated so drink plenty of water.
Why is tennis for girls?
Tennis can be for girls or boys, smart one. but girls are more fit to play tennis. but guys really do play tennis, some of them even go to Wimbledon (i know that's hard to believe.
What can one do with one palm?
There are many things that one can do with one palm. One can play a game of jacks, play tennis or badminton and even table tennis. One can draw, cook or even conduct an orchestra.
