The New York Times has posted a video gallery of top female tennis players — in slow motion. The result reveals (unsurprisingly) a beautiful Amazonian grace in the world's greatest players: Kim Clijsters, Serena Williams, Elena Dementieva, Jelena Jankovic, Samantha Stosur, Victoria Azarenka and Vera Zvonareva.
Click through to watch the videos; read the article here.
Women Who Hit Very Hard, a photo portfolio by Dewey Nicks:
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Remove the rattle in a tennis racket
How To:
Mount your tennis racket with a 6-pt mounting system
How To:
String a tennis racket by the box pattern
How To:
Tie a Parnell Knot for stringing your tennis racket
How To:
Get mains started on a 1-piece string job for a racket
How To:
String a Tennis Racket better by pre-stretching string
How To:
Start crosses on the tennis racket w/ a starting clamp
How To:
Stencil a tennis racket
How To:
Practice forehand follow through in tennis
How To:
Start crosses on a tennis racket with a starting knot
How To:
Follow through your serve in tennis
How To:
Practice side shuffle tennis footwork
How To:
Use Teflon tubing for your tennis racket
How To:
Practice a doubles drill called poaching in tennis
How To:
Lead with the hip in tennis serve
How to Compare tennis serves:
flat serve vs. kick serve
How To:
Practice tennis serve follow through
How To:
Use the ATW on your tennis racket w/ no starting clamp
How To:
Practice forehand pivot and shoulder turn in tennis
How To:
Tie a PC Knot for your tennis racket
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