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	Real tennis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Real tennis is still played at a small number of active courts in the United Kingdom, Australia, the United States and France.
		The term real tennis is often thought to be a corruption of this last name and related to the game's connection with royalty during its heyday in England and France in the 16th and 17th centuries.
		Real tennis played a minor role in the history of the French Revolution, through the Tennis Court Oath, a pledge signed by French deputies in a real tennis court, which formed a decisive early step in starting the revolution.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Real_tennis (1718 words)

	NationMaster.com - Encyclopedia: Real tennis
		Real tennis players often just call it "tennis," describing the modern game as "lawn tennis." Jeu de paume was originally a French precursor of tennis played without racquets.
		Squash racquet and ball Racquetball racquet and ball Tennis racquets and balls A racquet (or racket) is a sports implement consisting of a handled frame with an open hoop across which a network of cord is stretched.
		Real tennis members make racket at Queen'sTelegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom - Dec 31, 2005Talks are under way to guarantee the future of real tennis and rackets at their Queen's Club headquarters in West London, amid fears that the new owners of the...
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Real-tennis (3233 words)

	Lawn and Real Tennis - Online Guide
		Well no-one really knows but it seems likely that the origin is a French one since in the early middle ages, 60 was a very key number in France in the same way that 100 is today.
		The main difference from Real Tennis was that the court didn't 't have side or end walls.
		Tennis is now called called Real Tennis or Royal Tennis in Britain to distinguish it from Lawn Tennis and in the USA it is known as Court Tennis.
	www.tradgames.org.uk /games/Tennis.htm (1324 words)

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		On 20 June the deputies of the Third Estate took the Tennis Court Oath">Tennis Court Oath (named after the place where they had gathered which was a place where an real tennis">ancestor of tennis, the "jeu de paume" was played), swearing not to separate until a Constitution had been established.
		Tennis is a racquet sport played between either two players ("singles") or two teams of two players ("doubles").
		He based the game on the older sport of indoor tennis or real tennis">real tennis ("royal tennis"), which had been invented in 12th century France and was played by French aristocrats down to the time of the French Revolution....
	www.worldhistory.com /wiki/R/Real-tennis.htm (852 words)

	The History of Tennis
		This very early version of tennis, where the ball was often hit against courtyard walls, soon made it out of the monasteries and during the 12th and 13th centuries it was to develop further.
		All that was needed was a flat grass surface and Lawn Tennis courts became commonplace in the rolling estates of the wealthy.
		Real Tennis had always been the domain of royalty and nobility but in Victorian England the sport was soon embraced by the upper classes.
	www.cliffrichardtennis.org /planet_tennis/history.htm (1790 words)

	Nederlandse Real Tennis Bond (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		In early January 1999 the Dutch RTA were approached by the The Hague Squash Club to investigate the possibilities to have a real tennis court incorporated into the design for a new squash complex at Klein Zwitserland in The Hague.
		The location - with a lawn tennis, field hockey and business club - would be perfect for a real tennis court, but at present the city of The Hague’s strict planning regulations seem to obstruct the real tennis option.
		The combination of 5 squash courts and a real tennis court cannot be realised at the space allotted to the project.
	www.real-tennis.nl /NRTB.html (795 words)

	KIWINEWS - The Real Kiwi Homepage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		With two player tennis each player is on the 'other' side of the net, which means either player is not on the 'same side' of the net, which is of course the opposite side to each other but both facing each other and not the other way.
		This of course is 'Formal Tennis' and not 'Real Tennis'.
		The tennis ball is a small ball with lots of fluff all over it, this is sheep's wool which is stolen off the sheep while the sheep does slave labour for it's 'owner', the farmer.
	www.kiwinews.co.nz /cgi-bin/editor/print.pl?article=1413 (2199 words)

	Real Tennis History
		The ball although similar in appearance to a lawn tennis ball is made with a core of cork, covered in cloth, tightly bound in string and covered in felt.
		The 16th and 17th centuries were a golden age for Real Tennis, it was played by the nobility throughout England and France.
		Almost 100 years later, The ‘Serment du Jeu de paulme’ (oath of the Real Tennis court) was signed in the Real Tennis court at Versailles on the 20th June 1789.
	www.real-tennis.com /history/main.html (1054 words)

	Confucius at Oxford: Let's talk tennis, Real Tennis
		Real tennis is scored similar to lawn tennis, and played in a similar (albeit indoor) court.
		I can see why lawn tennis is more popular- it's a simpler, slower game which can be played outdoors, and doesn't require as much effort on the part of the spectators to follow the action, making it much friendlier to the spectators.
		However, the sheer spectacle, challenge and athleticism of real tennis, in my mind, is superior and more enjoyable.
	www.thum.org /oxon/archives/000355.html (474 words)

	The US Court Tennis Preservation Foundation
		On 20 November 2001 members of the Dutch RTA founded the Real Tennis Club Wassenaar (RTCWassenaar), with the aim to have a real tennis court constructed at the multi-sports club De Kieviten in Wassenaar (a suburb of The Hague).
		Real tennis is completely unknown in Holland, in spite of the fact there were at least 150 Dutch courts between 1500-1800.
		We learnt from De Kieviten’s new General Committee, elected in June 2002, that (apart from the real tennis) three other options for the deserted squash courts are being investigated: a fitness centre, a ‘virtual reality’ driving range for golf members, and after-school creche facilities.
	www.uscourttennis.com /international/Dutch%20Real%20Tennis%20Update.htm (768 words)

	Real tennis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		This is because a real tennis court is a substantial building (a larger area than a tennis court and with walls and ceiling contain all but the highest lob shots).
		The basic rules and scoring are similar those of modern lawn tennis which derives from real tennis.
		Real tennis is enclosed walls with sloping roofs and buttresses which all be played off.
	www.freeglossary.com /Real_tennis (489 words)

	Super Real Tennis for Mobile Review - Mobile Super Real Tennis Review
		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.
		The sound design in Super Real Tennis is pretty spare, featuring a few sounds for when the racket makes contact with the ball and a bit of fanfare whenever a point is scored.
		Looking at the big picture, 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.
	www.gamespot.com /mobile/sports/superrealtennis/review.html (791 words)

	Think you know tennis? Get real
		That tennis -- lawn tennis -- is merely a recent offshoot of real tennis.
		Real tennis -- also called royal tennis and, in the United States, court tennis -- is strictly an indoor sport, though a couple of the 41 venues scattered around the United Kingdom, the United States, France and Australia do offer roofless play.
		Real tennis is too complicated for most American sports fans to embrace.
	seattlepi.nwsource.com /levesque/227912_leve10.html?source=rss (1094 words)

	The History of Tennis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Tennis wasy played in 5th century Tuscany when villagers used to strike balls up and down the streets with bare hands.
		Lawn Tennis, which derived from Real Tennis in about 1874, is played on a marked-out surface without side or end walls.
		Court Tennis, to use the American name for Tennis, indicates that Tennis is played in a specially court with walls on four sides.
	www.realtennis.gbrit.com /history.htm (302 words)

	Geometry.Net - Sports: Real Tennis
		Real tennis is still played at a small number of active courts in the United Kingdom Australia, the United States and France It is also known as "court tennis" (America), jeu de paume (France) and formerly called "royal tennis" (Australia).
		The term real tennis is often thought to be a corruption of this last name and related to the game's connection with royalty during its heyday in England and France in the and 17th centuries.
		In fact "real" was first used at the end of the century as a retronym to distinguish it from the then recently invented game of lawn tennis.
	www5.geometry.net /sports/real_tennis.html (1094 words)

	Hobart Real Tennis Club
		The greatest changes that has influenced tennis was the move from an open area to an enclosed court, a move probably induced by the filthy state of the streets in the Middle Ages and the desire of the nobility for some privacy.
		The earliest records of tennis courts are those in Valencia, built in 1298 for the gentlemen of the court and that built in 1316 in the Chateau Nesle in Paris and later used by Benvenuto Cellini.
		Today real tennis is most definitely a sport that not only appeals to ‘old rich blokes’ but also is played equally by young people, women and people from all walks of life and ages.
	www.hobarttennis.com.au /TheGame/TheRealInfo.aspx (6504 words)

	Prested Hall Real Tennis Club \| Welcome (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Prested Hall Real Tennis Club was founded in 1999, when the construction of the two Real Tennis courts were completed on the site of a grade 2 listed Hotel by owner and enthusiast of some 40 years, Mike Carter.
		Subsequently, the club house has been extended with an on-site bistro, 3 lawn tennis courts, a gym, aerobics studio, 20m swimming pool, sauna, holistic treatment centre, and most recently the addition of an on-site physio.
		The Real Tennis is run separately from the rest of the facilities, but if you are a full club member, the Real Tennis is included.
	www.prestedrealtennis.co.uk (222 words)

	Real Tennis entry in encyclopedia
		Also known as royal tennis or tennis in Great Britain, is the predecessor of most other popular racket games: squash, badminton, and lawn tennis.
		Like lawn tennis the court is divided by a net, although in real tennis the net is higher at the sides drooping down low at the middle.
		The Royal Tennis Court at Hampton Court Palace, where tennis has been played almost uninterrupted since King Henry VIII first built a court there, is regarded as the centre of real tennis, if not its 'home'.
	forth.stir.ac.uk /~pmbc1/RTentry.html (758 words)

	Prince's Court, The International Tennis Club of Washington DC.
		The court was built in 1887 by the town council in an era when much of the English gentry came to Pau for the winter season, and in true colonial style brought their culture and sports with them, and much of that character still remains.
		We want to demonstrate how passionate real tennis players are about their sport, the vitality in the game, especially in England.
		In order to further our cause we have organised a weekend of Real Tennis in Pau, which we hope will be the catalyst to unstoppable wave of tennis enthusiasm in Pau and create the environment where we can secure a future for Real Tennis in Pau.
	www.princescourt.com /news111.htm (699 words)

	IRTA: Real Tennis Links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		There are many other web-sites providing information about the game of real tennis, other clubs around the world, and so on.
		The first real tennis court built from scratch in the United States since World War I, and a successful club.
		Real tennis is known as 'court tennis' in the USA.
	www.irishrealtennis.ie /Links.html (152 words)

	TUU \| Real Tennis Club Homepage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Real tennis is for winners, unlike lawn tennis, which is for losers.
		Based in the Hobart Real Tennis Club in Davey st, TURTC has been going for a few years now, and boasts the strongest juniors from around Australia and the world.
		Last year four members of TURTC were in the five man Australian under 26 team that beat the United States to win the Clothier cup in Tuxedo Park, NY.
	www.tuu.com.au /club_homepage.asp?clubid=4311 (139 words)

	Tennis Collectables - Books - Real Tennis
		The section on Lawn Tennis covers the Origins of the Game, the First Tournament, Development of Lawn Tennis, the Court and Equipment, Introductory Coaching, Tactics, a Reminiscence of 15 years of Lawn Tennis by Spencer Gore, Ladies Lawn Tennis by Lottie Dod, Lawn Tennis in America, and Handicapping and Management of Tournaments.
		This is one of the early classic books on tennis which describes the origins and early development of the game together with introductory coaching.
		This is a facsimile edition of the famous classic text on the history of the game of Real Tennis with two chapters detailing the origins of Lawn Tennis.
	www.tenniscollectables.com /realtennis.htm (2047 words)

	Real Tennis Sports
		TennisReporters.netSpelunking with a racket: the real tennis underground Agassi...TennisReporters.net, GA - May 5, 2006Let's start at the bottom.
		But Draper is resisting the temptation to pile the responsibility for carving out a real future for British tennis on one person's shoulders.
		Barons win 15th straight tennis sectionalKPCnews.com, IN - 10 hours agoAngola girls tennis coach Tony Wright knew his team would be better against DeKalb in Saturday's sectional final than in a season...
	www.iaswww.com /ODP/Sports/Tennis/Real (323 words)

	tennis, mental toughness, tennis psychologie, tennis training, coaching aid
		Without real MENTAL TOUGHNESS your mind becomes too concerned with the many distractions on and around the court and dwell on you until the situation or the opponent controls you, instead of you controlling the situation and the opponent.
		Many talented players can't play the tennis they are capable of only because they get nervous, lose concentration, make easy mistakes and start playing with no fun or motivation.
		If you want to play high-level tennis you need to train your mind to stay sharp and play tough to finish off opponents, close out the match and win with less effort.
	www.mybesttennis.com (1190 words)

	Welcome to Oxford University Real Tennis Club
		The Oxford University Tennis Club is the home of "Real Tennis".
		This is the original "royal" tennis (think Real as in Real Madrid, meaning 'regal') played in an indoor court with sloping surfaces, galleries, and other unusual features.
		Note: The other kind of tennis (known by some of our members as 'unreal' or 'modern' tennis!) can be found at the University's
	www.outc.org.uk (175 words)

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	www.localadsearch.com /Sports/Tennis/Real (515 words)

	Tennis - Arizona Real Estate - Buyer's Guide
		Bright, sunny days and crisp, clear air are the natural setting for a set or two of tennis.
		In addition to the neighborhood and community tennis courts, there are the public and private facilities, some of which are listed below.
		The annual professional men's tennis tournament in March has been renamed the Franklin Templeton Tennis Classic.
	www.come2az.com /azsports/tennis.htm (378 words)

	The US Court Tennis Preservation Foundation
		This very prestigious event is expected to draw top court tennis players from all over the world, and will be held in honor of BethAnn McLaughlin, the wife of USCTA President William McLaughlin.
		"Court tennis" (or "real tennis, as it is known elsewhere in the English-speaking world) is the original game of tennis, virtually unchanged for centuries and still played worldwide.
		There is virtually no Lawn Tennis content; this will be found in the next Newsletter 61, due for publication at the end of February.
	www.uscourttennis.com (1473 words)

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