Re: [SPORT] Tennis ( to Tua^'n)

[Nguyen Xuan Long(9525051) <xuanlong@postech.ac.kr>]

Hi Tua^'n, 

> First i thought that it's something like table tennis,and who can play
> table tennis can also play tennis.But when i started to learn,i was at
> sea.It was much more difficult than i expected.

Absolutely. The fact is, once you play tennis, you never want to ( and
cannot) play either table tennis nor badmilton and the like. It's way 
too different kind of sport. Different skills, different powers, different
passions. For pro players, different money too. 

>  The first,and i think,crucial thing is how to serve.As an asian,i have
> disavantage of being not so high (actually i'm a kind of sort and small
> guy), 

Really? I thought your is big :-) quite worth being satisfactory. 
Oh yes, you are perhaps a little overwhemed by Hungarian standard :) 
Hmm, that is probably the most disadvantage of being in a "white" country. 

>  One of my most favorite tennis players is Stefan Edberg when he was in
> his heyday. He played gently,but effectively.His opponents always had to
> run after his ball like a slave. 

Tua^'n, are you still playing tennis nowadays? I heard that you had
abandoned soccer for tennis. I heard that you won a championship title 
at your school not so long ago. You also went to Sweden to take part 
in a tournament (for collegeans). Pitily, you did not make any players 
run after your ball like a slave ( because you are asian). But you did 
make lots of Swede girls run around your ball like a slave, didn't you?  
Not too bad. Personally, you are regarded better than Edberg, if I am 
any judge. :-)

Cheers, Long.