Tennis Strategies!

Eventually, after been trampled by the terrible chemistry midterm, I will not have a nightmare about getting stuck in an infinite potential well and having a fierce fight against the particles in it anymore! The world seems to be colorful again!!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SENCxdRVkUo It's some funny moment in tennis court~. 

Well…let us turn to my topic, in this seventh blog to introduce tennis, I will talk about different kinds of tennis strategies by taking a lot of examples, not only in the real world, but also some classical instances in animation!

The first one is Serve-and-volleyer(發球上網型). As its name mentions, this type of players are tend to come up to the net(上網…not surfing the Internet, like we do everyday= =) after serving the ball. This behavior gives their opponents more pressure, for the flying time of the ball will be decreasing, yet it is same to the players who stand just behind the net. For me, the games with this type of players are charming and exciting, because I always enjoy watching the reaction of the players who are forced to hit the balls between extremely short periods of time.

Next one is All court player(全面型球員), I consider most of you can easily guess the features of it, since some of you have watched The Prince of Tennis (網球王子) before and the well-known main characters in this animation are the best representatives of this type, like Echizen Ryoma(越前龍馬) and Tezuka Kunimitsu(手塚國光). For those people not interested in two dimensional world, Roger Federer will be your best choice to realize the characteristic of it. It is really hard to explain it clearly, for they sometimes come up to the net and sometimes stay in the baseline(底線), just decide by their own mind and doesn’t have a rule.

 Tragedy… since the words are over 300, and I think it is a leap in the dark for me to keep increasing them. I will introduce other types in other articles~. Thank for your reading! By the way, Djokovic, the previous blogs mentioned, is a good aggressive baseliner(底線侵略型球員)!

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6y1ITZelkig This video shows breathtaking passing shots from Federer

The pictures are from
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schr%C3%B6dinger_equation
http://album.blog.yam.com/show.php?a=k88111765&f=9140478&i=19049462
http://comic.people.com.cn/BIG5/n/2013/0809/c130243-22510426-7.html
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Roger_Federer_Doha.jpg
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tennis