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The Importance of Every Element in Tennis: A Reflection

This piece explores the myriad factors that influence a tennis match. From the equipment, such as the racket and ball, to the conditions on the court—like weather and lines marking boundaries—each element holds significant weight. The social dynamics of competition are also highlighted, emphasizing how opponents impact the game's outcome. Whether it’s the reliability of the racket or the unpredictability of the wind, participants must navigate numerous dependencies that shape their performance and experience in this dynamic sport.

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The Importance of Every Element in Tennis: A Reflection

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  1. So Much Depends UponPound,pound,pounding on the strings.So much depends upon a tennis racket,long and narrow except for the head at the end,controlling where the ball may fly.So much depends upon a white line,surrounding the court at every end,at every angle,whether it be doubleor single.So much depends uponthe weatherwhen your playing a match.

  2. If it is windy,your ball could be whisked away.If it’s sunny,it could blind your eyes on a serve.So much depends upon a tennis ball.Mainly because,if you didn’t have one,what would you play with?So much depends upon your opponent.They determine whether you win a friendly match,or the Australian Open.Sitting there,waiting,on their toes,ready to strikewhen the ball comes over the net.Or will it?So much depends upon a tennis racket.

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