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Moi Jamri • 23 cards
When it comes to playing tennis, the way the racket is used is more important than the choice of the racket.
Cass R. Sunstein • Nudge: The Final Edition
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It is well known that despite his handicap, Shohei Ono consistently wins despite playing a more challenging game with more constraints than his competitors. This is why he won his second Olympic gold medal in the Tokyo 73kg category despite his handicap. Even though one-handed backhands are notoriously more complex than two-handed backhands, Federe... See more
Cedric Chin • Are You Playing to Play, or Playing to Win?
After Ivanisevic revealed that part of his ‘lucky’ routine was to watch the same children’s programme, the Teletubbies, every morning, a cohort of supporters appeared at the All England Club dressed as the on-screen puppets.
Elizabeth Wilson • Love Game: A History of Tennis, from Victorian Pastime to Global Phenomenon
I watched the general flow on the court for a while, and it was soon clear enough who had drawn the crowd, and that he was the most graceful and classical basketball player who had ever been near Princeton, to say the very least. Every motion developed in its simplest form. Every motion repeated itself precisely when he used it again. He was remark
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