The TenDance System
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Welcome to tennisisdance.com, the home on the Web for The TenDance System, a revolutionary approach to tennis footwork instruction. The TenDance System includes tennis training aids that combine the fundamentals of ballet instruction with other more traditional racquet-work coaching. By using its tennis exercises to move more gracefully and efficiently, achieve better balance and use momentum to your advantage, you can begin to play better tennis from the very first day. What makes The TenDance System so radically different from other footwork movements coaching methods is that it fully recognizes that the skills for playing tennis require full-body training;simply put, Footwork, no matter how strong your racquet skills may be, they alone cannot help you to consistently win your matches and improve your game. We strongly urge you to begin using our tennis drills to take your game to the next level. Start exploring tennisisdance.com right now by reading our informative articles for more details.
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Cross-Training
Applied Movement Management Services For The Sport Of Tennis
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Welcome to The TenDance© Systems. This site offers you the opportunity to learn more about The TenDance© Systems which was founded in 1984 by Aurae Nemesis.
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We here at Tds owe a great deal of gratitiude to Mr. Joel Brecheen for his inspiration to begin such a noble task. For he was one of our early visionary who saw the future before its time who was not afraid to speak to the issues of the day as well as interpreted what he saw correctly.
"The Movement In Tennis at its foundation is hostile and violent to the body with the slow steady arrival of technology. The student must understand that he or she cannot and will not play this sport with arm only. The student must utilize and articulate their entire body"
Tennis Made Easy Count 1 to Top TennisTechniques Joel Brecheen, 1975
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"The Movement In Tennis is the foundation on which all RacquetWork reside, however, both are inextricably interwoven and in Real-Time / Match-Time are never inferior or superior to the other". The Movement In Tennis Is DANCE.
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