One of the secrets of not geling stale in tennis, is moderation' iw daily play. I think that this rate. is a good one to follow, not ority. for a young. person, but also. for anyone else who wants to learn to play the game.
In recalling my own early play, I remember that my sets were limited to two. I rather unwillingly accepted my father's advice because I was keen to keep on playing. One's enthusiasm is the thing: which frequently causes one to overdo. I still play my two seta in the afternoon, and can, in this way, have the fan of a brisk game almost every day without becoming: weary of playing by the end of the the player such is hard not The people who enjoy the game, but who fare unable to play as frequently a9 they wish, often lose all the benefits which they might derive from the game because they play so much at tone time, The first two or three sets are always the fastest.
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