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Real Tennis Venues: Palace of Fontainebleau, Hampton Court Palace, Clifton College, Canford School, Marylebone Cricket Club, Lambay Island Defunct Real Tennis Venues: Myopia Hunt Club, Galerie Nationale Du Jeu de Paume, Prince's Club, Racquet Club of Chicago Forms of Tennis: Real Tennis Real tennis: Outline of Sports, Jeu de Paume, All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, The Championships, Wimbledon Olympic Real Tennis Players by Year: Jeu de Paume Players at the 1908 Summer Olympics, Jay Gould Ii, Neville Bulwer-Lytton, 3rd Earl of Lytton Real Tennis: Grand Slam, Jeu de Paume at the 1908 Summer Olympics, List of Real Tennis Organizations, Irish Real Tennis Association Two Centuries of Real Tennis by John Shneerson, 1997-09-15 Tennis with Real Attitude: The Lighter Side of Five Centuries of Tennis Tudor Tennis: A Miscellany - Real Tennis by Roger Morgan, 2001-10-15 The Bandies of Fortune: Perceptions of Real Tennis from Medieval to Modern Times by Geoffrey G. Hiller, 2009-04 History Of Tennis: History of tennis, Real tennis, Tennis Court Oath, The Championships, Wimbledon, All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, Radio Wimbledon, ... USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center Tennis Court Oath: French Revolution, Estates of the Realm, Estates-General of 1789, Real Tennis, Palace of Versailles, Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, Comte de Mirabeau, National Assembly Hard Courts: Real Life on the Profesinal Tennis Tours by John Feinsteijn, 1991 Hard Courts : Real Life on the Professional Tennis Tours by John Feinstein, 1991

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21. Real Tennis
    real tennis boasts a rich heritage. It evolved in France and was popularised in England during the 19th Century when the wealthy built courts to play a game  
    http://www.mcc.org.au/?pg=sectionsrealtennis&articleid=2244

22. The Oratory School | Real Tennis
    real tennis is the original racquet sport from which the modern game of lawn tennis, or tennis, is descended. real tennis is still played at a small number  
    http://www.oratory.co.uk/index.cfm?fuseaction=sport.content&cmid=100

23. The Talk Of The Town: Let The Real Tennis Begin: The New Yorker
    Martin Amis, The Talk of the Town, Let The real tennis Begin, The New Yorker, August 21, 1995, p. 54. August 21, 1995 Issue  
    http://www.newyorker.com/archive/1995/08/21/1995_08_21_054_TNY_CARDS_000372999
    
    Extractions: @import "/css/global.css"; @import "/css/article.css"; @import "/css/clear-children.css"; Skip to content Print ... Feeds Martin Amis, The Talk of the Town, "Let The Real Tennis Begin," The New Yorker , August 21, 1995, p. 54 The New Yorker ’s archives are not yet fully available online. The full text of all articles published before May, 2006, can be found in “ The Complete New Yorker ,” which is available for purchase on DVD and hard drive. Many New Yorker stories published since December, 2000, are available through Nexis . Individual back issues may be purchased from our customer-service department at 1-800-825-2510. To search for New Yorker cartoons and covers, visit the

24. Real Tennis
    Did you know that what they re playing down in Australia right now isn t real tennis? Well, OK, it is real tennis, but it evolved from the medieval sport  
    http://historymedren.about.com/b/2006/01/18/real-tennis.htm
    
    Extractions: FREE Newsletter. Sign Up Now! Did you know that what they're playing down in Australia right now isn't "real" tennis? Well, OK, it is real tennis, but it evolved from the medieval sport that took place on an enclosed court, where players could score by rebounding the ball off the walls and roof. Known as "court tennis" or "real tennis" to distinguish it from the modern-day racquet sport, this medieval pastime is making a comeback in Britain. Find out more in the article at Bloomberg.com. And for more about how folks in the Middle Ages had fun, check out our Medieval Games and Pastimes directory comments (1) Email to a Friend Display Latest Headlines ... Read Archives powered by WordPress Prev Main Next zSB(4,3);var zIc3gg=1; Preventing Diabetes Diabetes Warning Signs Keep Kids Diabetes-Free What is Diabetes? What is Pre-diabetes? ... Diabetes and Pregnancy What's Hot Medieval Couples Quiz This Date in Medieval History - January ...

25. The Tennis & Rackets Association
    The British Junior real tennis Championships 2426 August 2007 at The Queen s Club. For full report and photos .click here  
    http://www.tennisandrackets.com/

26. Real Tennis@Everything2.com
    Known as real tennis in the UK, Court Tennis in the US, and Royal Tennis in Australia, this game is a direct ancestor to the more popular and widely known  
    http://everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=1159666

27. Oratory Real Tennis Club News
    Over 15 youngsters , parents and pro s enjoyed a great Christmas Fun Club day on Sunday with mince pies, cakes and real tennis.  
    http://oratorysc.blogspot.com/
    
    Extractions: skip to main skip to sidebar The Oratory Sports Centre, Woodcote, Reading. 01491 681303, realtennis@oratory.co.uk Loading... Posted by Ross Brown The Allaways clinched the final 8 games to 3. Posted by Ross Brown Posted by Simon Booker Over 15 youngsters , parents and pro's enjoyed a great Christmas Fun Club day on Sunday with mince pies, cakes and real tennis. Jacob - "Best Chase" ( Better 1/2 a yard !! ) Sean - Posted by Simon Booker Labels: Kids With Bryn's coaching the Oratory kids club players are improving with each week that passes. The video shows a few clips of them in action - its nearly 7 minutes long so be patient ( all those who attended last week are in there somewhere !). Most important however is that everyone is having fun and enjoying the game. The smiling faces tell their own story.

28. Etsy :: Real Tennis Real Warm Double Barrel Hoodie
    The term tennis derives from the French word tenez, which means take it — a warning from the server to the receiver. real tennis evolved over three  
    http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=8821107

29. Real Tennis Online Encyclopedia Article About Real Tennis
    real tennis. An indoor racketand-ball game played on a walled court, similar to rackets, but containing specifically designed hazards.  
    http://encyclopedia.jrank.org/Cambridge/entries/017/real-tennis.html
    
    Extractions: Search over 48,000 terms in the online reference dictionary. Bookmark at del.icio.us An indoor racket-and-ball game played on a walled court, similar to rackets, but containing specifically designed hazards. A derivation of the French jeu de paume (‘palm [of hand] game’), which was first played in the 11th-c. The racket developed in the 16th-c, and the game became very popular in the following century. Today, however, it is a minority sport, having been eclipsed by lawn tennis and other derivatives. It is also known as ‘royal’ or ‘court’ tennis. World Championship Organized on a challenge basis; the first world champion was M Clerge (France) c.1740, regarded as the first world champion of any sport. Women's championship first held in 1985, and then every two years. Recent winners (Men) Robert Fahey (Australia) Wayne Davies (Australia) Chris Ronaldson (Great Britain) Howard Angus (Great Britain) Jimmy Bostwick (USA) Pete Bostwick (USA) Northrup Knox (USA) Albert Johnson (Great Britain) James Dear (Great Britain) Pierre Etchebaster (France) Fred Covey (Great Britain) Longest reigning champion: 33 years, Edmond Barre (France), 1829–62.

30. Google Earth Community: Real Tennis Court Locations Worldwide
    /br /br real tennis, the father of Lawn Tennis, has been played for six or seven hundred years, probably most famously by King Henry VIII at Hampton Court  
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31. The REAL Tennis Stars Who String Along With Roger Federer, Andy Murray And Co. -
    The racket stringers are the unsung heroes of the modern game. Just where would Justine Henin and the Williams sisters be without them!  
    http://www.sportingo.com/article/1001,6538
    
    Extractions: var RESOURCE_PATH = "http://resources.sportingo.com" Sportingo What's Online Articles Statistics ... Rugby League Search Name Home Tennis The REAL tennis stars who string along with Roger Federer, Andy Murray and Co. Sun, Jan 13, 08 12:52 new Author(1864,"Evaristo Coutinho",0,9,'23.10.2007','','Sports Fan...') Evaristo Coutinho Ranking: Comments: Comment Print Send to a friend What`s Online: Australian Open Men's Singles 2008 - Live Online Become an Author Keyword Tags Justine Henin Roger Federer Australian Open Qatar Open ... Tennis Tension on court - a job for the stringers (Gettyimages.com) The racket stringers are the unsung heroes of the modern game. Just where would Justine Henin and the Williams sisters be without them! 'The hours are long, starting as early as 9am and finishing well after play and carrying into the early hours of the next day' The race for ATP points began in Qatar with 20-year-old Andy Murray winning the Qatar Open title in style. But he might not have tasted glory on Centre Court at the Khalifa Tennis Stadium had it not been for the humble racket stringer. Tucked away, out of sight of the public, were three men busy at work at the Khalifa Stadium, for the one-week long tournament working odd hours. Mark Holldorf, Michael Ettenberger both of Germany and Ronald Griffon of France are the unsung heroes who worked overtime to get the right tension in the tennis rackets for Murray and company at the Exxonmobbil Qatar Open.

32. GameSpy Super Real Tennis Preview
    GameSpy is the most trusted source for Super real tennis previews with unbiased opinions and detailed analysis for Super real tennis.  
    http://wireless.gamespy.com/wireless/super-real-tennis/526940p1.html
    
    Extractions: By Levi Buchanan SEGA Mobile's tennis game is not just real. It's "super real." There's a difference, pal. Spiffy Iffy SEGA has long been known for its excellent tennis games. Of course, SEGA also made Virtua Tennis for N-Gage, and we all know how that turned out. Tennis shouldn't be a hard sport to convert to a video game. Really, it's just

33. Introduction To Real Tennis: RacketGames
    That is essentially what makes real tennis such a fascinating sport for those who have encountered it. To those for whom it remains a mystery,  
    http://www.racketgames.co.uk/Introductiontorealtennis.html
    
    Extractions: Ah the thrill of the chase. That is essentially what makes Real Tennis such a fascinating sport for those who have encountered it. To those for whom it remains a mystery, it will be a relief to know that, not surprisingly, it does share some similarity with the sport that has appropriated its name. So, yes, you’ll find a net, and a court; rackets and a ball, too. The scores run 15, 30, 40 and deuce as well, and points can be lost when balls are hit into the net or out of court. But it is the line markings where the average tennis fan begins to get confused. And this is where the chase comes in. The unfamiliar aspects of the Real Tennis court reflect the origins of the game in the tightly packed medieval streets of Britain and Europe. For example, there is lean-to with a sloping roof that runs around three sides of the court, known as the penthouse. On the service side, this lean-to has openings, or galleries, which echo the open windows of the medieval houses. The court is divided into two distinct sides: the service side and the hazard side. The former, as the name suggests, is the only end from which players serve. To be deemed “good”, a service must bounce on the hazard side of the penthouse roof before landing in the court in the area bordered by the service line and the fault line.

34. Super Real Tennis (Mobile) Game Reviews - CNET Reviews
    CNET s comprehensive Super real tennis (Mobile) coverage unbiased reviews, exclusive video footage and buying guides. Compare Super real tennis (Mobile)  
    http://reviews.cnet.com/games/super-real-tennis-mobile/4505-9995_7-31571446.html
    
    Extractions: Save up to $300/year on phone bills Today on CNET Reviews News Downloads ... Games Super Real Tennis (Mobile) Review Screenshots User Opinions Specifications ... Shop See all screenshots Product summary Super Real Tennis is so accomplished in terms of presentation and gameplay that it almost seems unfair to compare it to the current mobile gaming offerings in the US. Reviewed by: Ryan Davis Reviewed on 8/6/04 Updated on: 8/6/04 Up till now, mobile gaming has existed on a different plane from gaming on most other mainstream platforms. Because of the format and the accepted economic model that mobile gaming operates on, the expected scope of a mobile game is usually pretty small. However, Sega has just raised the bar with Super Real Tennis, which is one of the most playable mobile offerings we've seenas well as one of the best-looking. This is a mobile tour-de-force that feels more like a full-fledged modern console game than something that should appear on a cell phone.

35. Lyttleton And C Saunders Play Real Tennis At New Prince's Club In Knightsbridge
    Lyttleton and C Saunders Play real tennis at New Prince s Club in Knightsbridge Lond Giclee Print by Cj Staniland at AllPosters.com.  
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36. Real Tennis Fitness | Online Fitness Advice For Amateurs And Professionals | Hom
    real tennis Fitness is the world s only online real tennis fitness resource for amateur and professional players. The physical aspect of the game is  
    http://www.realtennis-fitness.co.uk/
    
    Extractions: real tennis fitness home about contact partners ... downloads Get Fit For Real Tennis by Simon Booker featuring Tom Huelin and Bryn Sayers Real Tennis Fitness is the world's only online real tennis fitness resource for amateur and professional players. The physical aspect of the game is overlooked by all but the top professionals. That is where we come in. Find out about the components of fitness for real tennis, information on pre and post match nutrition and the best stretches and exercises to help get the edge over your opponent. What's new on realtennis fitness? After taking up real tennis at 40 and carrying too much weight I was suffering with injuries and lack of flexibility. After working with Tom in the summer he developed customized exercises and stretches together with a suggested daily routine that has dramatically improved my leg strength, movement around court and ability to compete in longer rests. Without doubt fitness training is essential to the handicap player not just professionals Simon Booker.

37. Middlesex University - Millennium Court
    Millenium Court, real tennis facility at the Hendon campus. The Millenium real tennis Court at Middlesex University  
    http://www.middlesex.ac.uk/campus/sport/hendon/millennium/index.asp
    
    Extractions: @import url("/styles/layout.css"); @import url("/styles/custom.css"); @import url("/styles/custom_extra.css"); Skip to Main Menu Skip to Content Sitemap A-Z Index ... Contact Us Search Home Study with Us Undergraduate Postgraduate ... Hendon Millennium Court You are about to discover the amazing world of Real Tennis, the oldest racquet sport in the world, with clubs in Great Britain, France, Australia and the United States. Everyone wants to have a go at the oldest racquet sport in the world. You can too. Just come down to the Burroughs Club at our Hendon campus to check out The Millennium Court where you will be given a personal welcome from our friendly staff. Students just need to be members of MUSport to allow them to make use of the court (court fees and coaching costs are extra however). Private membership is very reasonable. Present memberships rates are only £200 for adults a year and £50 for juniors a year. See Burroughs membership £10 during peak hours and £7 during off-peak hours.

38. Real Tennis - Definition Of Real Tennis By The Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus
    Definition of real tennis in the Online Dictionary. Meaning of real tennis. What does real tennis mean? real tennis synonyms, real tennis antonyms.  
    http://www.thefreedictionary.com/real tennis
    
    Extractions: encyclopedia Also found in: Encyclopedia Wikipedia Hutchinson 0.01 sec. write_ads(AdsNum, 0) Thesaurus Legend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms Noun real tennis - an ancient form of tennis played in a four-walled court court tennis royal tennis lawn tennis tennis - a game played with rackets by two or four players who hit a ball back and forth over a net that divides the court

39. ESPN.com - Blogs - TENNIS BLOG
    Clay The real tennis? by Stephen Tignor, TENNIS.com There s a sense that hardcourt tennis is the real game and clay s a sideshow.  
    http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/blog/index?entryID=2896998&name=tennis

40. GameStats: Super Real Tennis Cheats, Reviews, News
    GameStats has the largest collection of Super real tennis trailers, screenshots, cheats, walkthroughs, release dates, previews, reviews, soundtracks and  
    http://www.gamestats.com/objects/685/685363/
    
    Extractions: Add GameStats to Google A behind-the-player tennis game built specifically for mobile phones. Features a replay mode, skill upgrades and a full-screen mode for icon-free play. Super Real Tennis employs a smart engine that pulls off convincing 3-D on a handset. Other high notes include chalk marks from a hard hit and effective shadows that are designed to help the player track the ball trajectory. Super Real Tennis also includes a replay mode that allows you to relive every thrilling shot, as well as a full screen option that uses the entirety of the screen's real estate. Like Virtua Tennis, Super Real Tennis rewards the player with skill points following each tournament match and a variety of competitors.

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