Thread: Adult Beginner - Squash/Tennis in Limerick?

I'd agree with the review, it does feel disconnected and a bit clumsy at the net. Although I do find it good in the serve and whenever I just let rip with a big forehand. I kept the string that was on it, Dunlop M Fil Tour 16. It'd say it would be a good choice for someone with tennis elbow.

Quote: Originally Posted by Stevecw Soderling 1st man into semis! Other group tomorrow with 1st up in afternoon Murray v Verdasco In the evening its Federer v Delpo. 2 good matches, would fancy Murray to recover from the Fed loss and beat Fernando in 2, and I reckon Fed will beat Delpo but might take 3 to do it. I think federer will beat del potro comfortably in straight sets. Admittedly only saw the finals sets of each of their last matches...

2 closer matches than i expected. Murray winning in the end, but all for nothing. The Fed-Delpo match was not the best standard, but was dramatic enough. Great fightback by Fed in the 2nd set TB, and then good stuff by Delpo to take it from 3-3 to 6-3 getting through by 1 game! Happy to see Murray miss out, i just can't take to that guy at all.

Was thinking of getting one of these myself. Been playing with a Wilson K Blade 98 for about a year but have been out for about a month now with tennis elbow. The Dunlop seems to be a bit more flexible but i read some reviews that it feels a little dead. What string do you use?

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Would be grateful for any advice Based in Limerick. Male, 35 and interested in taking up tennis or squash as beginner. Just want to keep fit and get invloved in a club. Dont know if this is feasible for the above sports but have always had an interest in them. Any advice on clubs in Limerick that could cater for someone of my "standard" would be great Thanks

I am doing a project for college on tennis for adults.I have no experience in tennis at all as i'm a boxer. Can anyone tell me a typical/good warm up and cool down for tennis and in a typical training session what the core elements of it are. or even if anyone can recommend a book/site to me that i can read up on it myself thanks

I have a 12 years old son and he plays squash in Leopardstown WW. He takes some lessons as well, but he doesn't have any kids (the some age) to play with. On the site i found some information about junior squash. Do you have it or not? how old are they? who is coaching them? Thank you

Hi, Living in navan and hoping to take up badminton/squash. Played a bit of both many years ago. I hear there are 2 badminton clubs in the area. Don't know where the nearest squash court is. Which might be better for a beginner? thanks

i tried it and unfortunately it's mostly doubles, because of how many people show up. also level is below average to average (with some exceptions). what level are you?