- The Kenn Peterson Method
- The Kenn Peterson Method
Thats
right!
My CD cover will be on all the pages. I am a songwriter after all and I do
want you to hear my music. Capitalism runs rampant in me...
I'm an avid tennis player/fan. Not that great
a player (USTA rating is 3.5) but I really enjoy everything about the game.
- Here is a list of sites I have come across. I wish the pro's web pages
were a little more 'personal' but they don't seem to listen to me. I'll
just keep calling them I guess....
I've decided not to delete any links unless they don't work. I add the newest links at the bottom of the list. If you find links that are out of date -please let me know-.
Pete Sampras
Michael Chang
The USTA's page
The 1999 Footnotes with the new ratings is here. Check out your rating or a friends. This link is for the N. California area. You can go to the www.usta.com to find your area and rating.
www.bomis.com is a site dedicated to 'Web Rings'. This link takes you to the tennis rings. It's a good site with many categories of rings.
John McEnroe's site is for his art gallery. I haven't found one for his tennis yet.
Martina Hingus photo site. This has a lot of photos of Martina from a little girl all the way to today (she is still a 'little girl').
Anna Kournakova photo site. This has a lot of photos of Anna and several other female stars, like Gabriela Sabatini and Amanda Coetzer. I did a search for Anna and found over 20 sites.These two sites have fun and interesting articles and chat rooms.
www.Tennisserver.com.
www.Tennisw.com.
ATP Coach has a lot of useful info for strategies, health, equipment, etc. Of course, it's from the ATP.
Tennismenace.com is a retail site with a great selection of everything.
www.bomis.com goes to a tennis 'Web Ring'.
Lindsay Davenport has a few sites dedicated to her. This is a good one.
'The Women of Tennis: A Photo Gallery' has lots of great info on the top player PLUS the lesser known women players.Tennis Elbow! I would like to pass on my experience with this. I never had tennis elbow until I bought a wide-body, longbody, relatively powerful raquet. It didn't start right away but 4 or 5 weeks later it started. To make this short I went back to a conventional size raquet and the difference in my elbow is wonderful. I bought a Volkl C90 Classic. The vibration dampening in this raquet is the best I've played with, and it doesn't take away any of the feel.
Anyway, consider not playing with a wide body, they are very stiff and hard on the arm. Yes, I did the exercises and warm-ups for about a year. And I did try regular length wide-bodies. I think for me it was the stiff frames.
If anyone has some other good tennis links please let me know...
If you have any foot or ankle problems - or if you just want to pamper your feet - check out WWW.FORFEETSAKE.COM. This is a foot care products site that is owned and run by certified Podiatrists. I had ankle and foot pains while playing tennis, they put me in an orthodic and I haven't had a problem since. Check em' out!!
The following are some comments from the pro's and amateurs that I have played:I'm just glad I don't have to play him..."Pete Sampras"
Your kidding aren't you? I thought you said he was at least a 3.5! "Brad Gilbert"
When I watch his teamwork, footwork, and court sense, well, it brings back memories of when I was first learning to dance. "Ed Astair -Berlin"
Dude!!I feel for ya'. Maybe you should think about badmiton or something a little easier. "Phil Butterman of The Butterman Chronicles"
I'm just glad we don't have to play him..."The Woody's"
Some people have it and some people don't. Kenn? Well..., "Andre Agassi"
I always feel better after playing him..."Art Monk"
All he does is hit at the girl!! You can call that good if you want but I think it's kind of cheesy. "Unknown opponent that lost"
That Nancy is a good, strong player. Too bad she has to carry him all the time. " Nancy's tennis instructor"
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One
of the 7.0 mixed doubles team I was on (that's me on the right) got a
'Sportsmanship' recognition. We are from the Pleasant Hill Tennis Club
and are called 'The Raptors'. From left to right it's:
Dean Frakes (Our team captain), Carol Oswood, Maury Schumaker,
the handsome guy on the right is Kenn Peterson, Lisa Rounkle,
and Bea Schmugler. Of course there are a lot more of us but we
were the only ones who showed up for practice that day!!
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