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2011 Wimbledon Coming.. Grab Your 3D Glasses!

Hey guys,

Pretty soon, thrillers like Sucker Punch and Avatar won’t be the only way to catch some amazing 3D action.

As soon as the 2011 Wimbledon rolls around, the way you view the game of tennis will never be the same.

That’s right, just grab a box of popcorn and a pair of 3D shades, and it’s on! Because this year’s tourney will be delivered in a brand new format and shown live in movie theaters all around the world.

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Novak Djokovic Gives Tennis Tips After Winning 2011 Australian Open

Immediately after running an absolute clinic in his final two rounds of the Australian Open, taking down both Roger Federer and Andy Murray back to back, Novak didn’t stop teaching.

Now though he has had a few of what some would call controversial post-match interviews in the past, he was very relaxed in this one and actually gave some pretty valuable advice that all serious players like you will benefit from…

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Venus Williams Pulls Out Of Australian Open With Tennis Injury

Though it really sucks to see one of the most competitive players the sport of tennis has in Venus Williams (…one adored by so many fans), forced out of a tournament like the 2011 Australian Open because of an injury, there is a silver lining.

Venus showed millions of tennis players as well as other athletes around the world just how important it is to LISTEN TO YOUR BODY.

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2011 Australian Open Live Updates

So, I would say all in all, it was a great first day at the Australian Open. A lot of great action took place and a few interesting stories were started – both on and off the court.

Now, if you’ve missed some of what we’ve all been buzzing about like the 5 set comeback by Monfils or the daring dress of Venus Williams, chances are (…like most of us) you’ve had some trouble following this confusing schedule because of the giant time difference.

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How To Get The Most Out Of The 2011 Australian Open

Hi guys,

As you’ve probably already heard, the 2011 Australian Open is officially under way.

Now, though there isn’t a doubt in my mind that many of the matches will be wildy entertaining (…with jaw-dropping shots coming from every angle), I don’t want you to just watch them as pure eye candy.

Sure, we’re all fans of the game. And I want you to have fun and enjoy the heck out of it. Jump up and down while cheering for your favorite player if you like. But I encourage you to do a little more, so you can truly get the most benefit out of these next two weeks…

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2011 Bring ‘Em In Sweepstakes

You have a chance to WIN a copy of our BRAND NEW best selling TennisMindCamp Strategy Secrets 101 course (All 10 Super Bonuses Will Be Included).

That’s right, what now costs $97 to purchase, you’ll receive absolutely F-R-E-E!

Oh and that’s not all, I’m also throwing in another amazing prize – the Official 2011 US Open Calendar! (See Below)

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Tennis Nutrition: Try A Banana To Increase Your Tennis Stamina

Extreme heat is one of the most hated things that a tennis player has to deal with from time to time.

And on the hard courts at the US Open, that surface reflects the heat upwards towards the players, making it an average 15 to 20 degrees hotter for the people working the hardest! Add that to the already increased body heat, and you’ve got a horrible problem.

Now though some players (…like Ljubicic) fell victim to the weather’s wrath, some managed to pull out big wins and are still alive in the tournament today, despite it.

So, how were those players able to withstand these wicked weather conditions? What did they do?

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Andy Roddick Strategically Rocks Berdych!

Andy Roddick defeated Tomas Berdych to claim the 2010 Sony Ericsson title in Miami, not by learning to hit harder, but by using a more strategic and tactical approach.

Of the many mental punches Andy gave Berdych throughout their two set rumble over the weekend, there were two main strategic blows that were most responsible for Tomas taking home the consolation prize instead of the one given to the last man standing…

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Jack Kramer Dies But Is Still Very Much A Living Legend In The Tennis World!

Good ol’ Jake. Jack Kramer left this world on Saturday 12^th September 2009.

Jack undoubtedly could be termed as the King of Tennis. He was the role model of billions of tennis enthusiasts. Players always tried to imitate him and amateurs followed his tips.

Jack Kramer did not die as a retired tennis player, he died as a risk taker, as an innovator, as a businessman, as a person who dared to move his own way.

Jack Kramer had a style of his own. Jack Kramer had so much of power and attitude in his personality that the most famous tennis rackets were sold under his name. Those who had witnessed the era after 1947 would know exactly what I mean.

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