Login
/
Register
Tournament participation
Login
/
Register
Tournaments
Children's tournaments
Rules
Rating
Find a partner
Tennis school
About us
Registration
E-mail
Will be used for authorization
Password
Password again
Next
Photo
*
Upload a photo
First and last name
*
Telephone
*
To communicate with the opponent
E-mail
*
A country
*
Russia
Ukraine
Belarus
Kazakhstan
Argentina
Armenia
Australia
Austria
Azerbaijan
Belgium
Brazil
Bulgaria
Canada
Chile
China
Costa Rica
Croatia
Cuba
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Denmark
Dominican Republic
Ecuador
Egypt
Emirates
Estonia
Finland
France
Georgia
Germany
Greece
Guadeloupe
Holland
Hong Kong
Hungary
India
Indonesia
Iran
Iraq
Ireland
Israel
Italy
Jamaica
Japan
Jordan
Kyrgyzstan
Latvia
Lebanon
Lebanon
Libya
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Macedonia
Malaysia
Malta
Mexico
Moldova
Monaco
Mongolia
Morocco
Mozambique
Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
Pakistan
Peru
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Singapore
Slovakia
Slovenia
South Africa
Spain
Suriname
Sweden
Switzerland
Taiwan
Tajikistan
Thailand
Tunisia
Turkey
Turkmenia
Turkmenistan
United Kingdom
United States
Uzbekistan
Vietnam
City
*
Adelaide
Albany
Albury
Alis Springs
Armidale
Ballarat
Batturist
Bendigo
Brisbane
Broken Hill
Bunburi
Bundaberg.
Cairns.
Calgohurley
Canberra
Coffs Harbor
Congian
Darwin
Devonport
Dubbo-Dubbo
Geraldton
Gilong
Gladstone
Goulburn
Hobart
Kalundra
Launtechon
Lisub
Mandrach
Mariboro.
McCay
Melbourne
Melton
Mildura
Mount Gambir
Mount Isa.
Newcastle
Orange
Perth
Rockhampton
Shepparton.
Sydney
Tamworth
Townsville
Traralgon
Tuvumba
Vollongong
Wagga Vagga
Warrenambul
Waterong
District
Moscow - Cao.
Moscow - CJSC
Moscow - SAO
Moscow - Swao.
Moscow - Szao
Moscow - VAO
Moscow - Yua
Moscow - Yuvao
Moscow - Yuzao
Moscow - Zelo
Date of birth
Role
Player
Player Coach
an hour cost
Sport
Lawn tennis
Table Tennis
Badminton
Beach Tennis
Game level
1.0
1.5
2.0
2.5
3.0
3.5
4.0
4.5
5.0
5.5
6.0
6.5
7.0
Close
1.0 Tennis player takes his first steps
1.5 The player has little experience, and improves the stability of the blows in the game.
2.0 The player has noticeable deficiencies in the main blows. Has a shortened swing, cannot choose the direction of impact. Often, a tennis player of this level practically does not use a backhand, holding the racket in his hand incorrectly. As a rule, he plays very reluctantly at the net.
2.5 The player tries to anticipate the direction of the ball, but court sense is still poorly developed. In addition, there are some problems with the grip of the racket, approach to the ball, he prefers to run under the forehand. Still having difficulty playing at the net. Can keep playing at a low pace with partners of his level.
3.0 The tennis player is already good at hitting mid-tempo balls, but he cannot always control the strength, direction and depth of his hits. Forehands work best. Attempts to increase the feed, which leads to errors in its execution. The second serve is usually much weaker than the first. The net has difficulty with low swing strokes. He is able to perform simple and medium-difficulty candles.
3.5 The tennis player can control the direction of the shots of medium difficulty, although he lacks a little control of depth and variety, and improves the vision and feel of the court. The player can do light, directional backhand shots, but powerful shots and high bounces still need some work. There is sufficient strength and control when serving. Plays more actively at the net, gets some dribbling shots. Stable smash on light balls.
4.0 The player can perform a variety of blows, knows how to control the depth and direction of the blow, both to the right and to the left. Has in its arsenal a candle, smash, volleys and powerful knocking strikes. Performs the first serve strongly, sometimes at the expense of accuracy. Has experience in using team tactics when playing in pairs.
4.5 Very varied kicks on the ball, effectively using the force and rotation of the ball. Powerfully attacks from the left, while making mistakes only under pressure. The player competently uses power and twist when striking, knows how to control the pace of the game, works well with his legs, controls the depth of his strikes and is able to change tactics in the game depending on the opponent. The tennis player has a strong and accurate first serve, consistently performs the second, and is able to attack near the net.
5.0 The player has a great sense of the ball and can often execute the special shots on which the game is built. The athlete is able to win points, 'kill' balls from the summer, with shortened balls can force the opponent to make mistakes, successfully uses candles, smashes, half-flying hits, and performs the second serve deeply and with strong top rotation.
5.5 The main weapon of a tennis player in the game is powerful strikes and stability. Depending on the situation, the athlete is able to change the strategy and technique of the game, he can perform reliable strikes in difficult moments.
6.0 A tennis player of this level is well qualified and does not need to be classified by the NTRP. Typically 6.0 rated athletes compete in national junior competitions and have a national rating.
6.5 A tennis player of level 6.5 is close to 7.0 in skill and has experience in playing satellites.
7.0 World class athlete participating in various international tennis tournaments. The main source of income for a top-level player is cash prizes awarded in competitions.
Game time
Gender
Male
Female
Court
My court is
Someone else's court
Payment in half
Game type
Single
Steam room
Game
To the account
Not on account of
Social network
Add another link
Delete
Comment
Display in "Partner Search"
Register
