When tomorrow comes... 42 Level-based matches contested by 28 male & female players of varying ages and levels at The Training Base - one of Sussex’s finest tennis venues 😉#biased
Follow the results ➡️ https://t.co/aiPpTMh5os?
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Progress Tour Shootout events resume with a level-based event in Brighton on 12.09.20
Three singles matches based on your level, rather than age or gender. To date, we have an equal split of 24+ male & female entrants ranging from 5-12 UTR.
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Level-based tennis develops positive relationships. This type of competition encourages, educates, and retains participants in a very intelligent and respectful manner. https://t.co/apqM7p1OVd
Having a mindset of besting yourself on the tennis court — with constant improvements as a result of healthy competition — can help make you a champion in the game of life. https://t.co/IfzplaSy1V
Most of us don’t play our best when we’re over- or under-matched. So when possible, opt to go up against competitors whose skills are a relatively equal match to your own. https://t.co/zgdJdEKwXZ
DrawMatic offers dramatically better #levelbasedplay
dynamically finding the best (ratings-based) fit for Ad-Hoc #tournament rounds. Players can come and go as the like! Team and previous player avoidance. #tennis Dynamic ratings changes between rounds.
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Good example of why tennis will continue to fall behind other sports - 12 people in a line to hit 3 balls and wait 3 mins to hit another 3 balls. I can’t imagine there will still be 12 in this class 2 weeks from now.
"Middle-class and poor children who can't afford to play sports may be at a distinct disadvantage compared with kids from affluent families." https://t.co/dYziXKIF0H
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UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS hosts the first UTR Progress Tour event to take place on US soil🇺🇸
A great opportunity for junior & college players in the North East
🎾 3 x Guaranteed UTR matches
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🎾 June 13-16 2019
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Competition is great for developing your game. It’s what makes you strive to be better — on the tennis court, and in life. https://t.co/3XZz9YCRT1 🎾 #LevelBasedTennis