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I need some information about Tennis biomechanics ...

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Re: Biomechanics of Tennis
There are a whole bunch of text books with this stuff in it.

Just hit the library up and look for kinesiology, biomechanics etc.

Or to a database search at your uni.
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hey would u liek to know table tenis or long tenis let me know
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hey would u liek to know table tenis or long tenis let me know
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I want to kow about long tenis




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