Although she ranked the top 20 players in the world in the singles division, she was more recognized in her doubles ranking. This Russian girl has captivated many fans and photographers with her good looks making her the most photograph tennis star and a bankable endorser. Lindsay Davenport. Born on June 8, 1976 in Palos Verdes, California, USA, she started playing tennis at the age of 5. It also develops your gross motor control especially when you need to use your large muscles like your legs and arms to strike a ball. 10. It also improves your fine motor control when you do drop shots, lobs and angled-volleys. 11. It enhances your agility whenever you need to change your direction for a number times in a few seconds whether during tennis match or training. Shoes- which the company guarantees to not wear out within the year it was purchased. Repairs and replacement are choices that an unsatisfied customer can opt for. 2.Rackets 3.Tennis Balls 4.Strings 5.Sports bags 6.Grips 7.Items used on the court as well as machines! 8.Clothings; and 9.Accessories It may come as a sad thing to some that Prince products are not sold directly to the consumers. A few swings in the air can give the person the feel how this will do in the tennis court where hitting the ball and sending it to the other side will determine if this can do the job or not. Both the tennis balls and the racket can be purchased at the local sporting goods store. Beginners don t have to buy the kind that costs $100 or more and can probably use one for half the price to get into the game. It was not advisable to not wear a hat for tennis games before. It was only in 1930 when a 'hatless' head was already accepted, together with a very short skirt. In 1947, a more fashionable look was introduced by Teddy Tingling. Dior's sense of fashion inspired the man so he made tennis skirts look more feminine by adding more flair to them. Eventually, the concept of this ball game reached Southern France in 800AD brought by the influence of the Moors. The first Europeans who played the early version of tennis were Christian monks. The game was still called La Soule where players used their hands or a stick to hit the ball. La Soule soon became a popular ball game outside of the monasteries.