So, how to let the audience enjoy watching tennis matches and appreciate tennis from a professional perspective? This paper discusses this problem from the following angles.
First of all, appreciate the tennis match from the perspective of the development history of tennis.
For hundreds of years, the development of tennis has gone through the following stages: (1) Tennis originated from 12 to 13 century when French missionaries hit the ball with their palms in the church cloister, and later it became an indoor pastime in the palace. (2) By the middle of14th century, a French poet introduced this ball game to the French court as a pastime for the royal men and women. /kloc-At the beginning of the 6th century, this kind of ball game was discovered by French nationals, and began to imitate it out of curiosity, and quickly spread to major cities, improving the equipment. The ball is made more durable, the racket is changed from a wooden board to a parchment board, the surface area of the racket is increased, and the handle of the grip is lengthened. (3) During the period of1358-1360, this kind of ball game spread from France to Britain. King Edward III of England was particularly interested in this and ordered the construction of an indoor court in the palace. Since then, tennis has become popular in Britain and has become an entertainment activity of British upper class, so it has the nickname of "aristocratic sport". Indoor tennis is very popular during this period. It was not until1September 29th, 793 that the name "tennis on the court" appeared in a British sports magazine. (4) The history of modern tennis generally begins with 1873. That year, an Englishman named Walter Kloton winfield improved the early tennis and made it a sport on the lawn in summer, and named it "lawn tennis". In the same year, a pamphlet named Lawn Tennis was published to publicize and popularize this activity. So winfield is called "the founder of modern tennis". Since then, tennis has become an indoor and outdoor sport.
Second, appreciate the tennis match from the perspective of different players' technical styles.
Technical style is the technical system of an athlete or sports team, which is different from other athletes or sports teams. It can also be understood as the beauty of athletes' specialties and characteristics in on-the-spot skills and tactics. Technical styles represent different tennis cultures. It can be said that two different table tennis cultures compete in different countries. Each region creates its own unique style according to the characteristics and conditions of its own athletes, which constitutes its own unique beauty of technical style.
According to their own characteristics and conditions, each player creates a unique style, highlights personal characteristics and shows the charm of tennis. For example, Federer's forehand is known as "the hand of God", while Nadal's forehand is known as "the turn of Warcraft". Federer's forehand represents the beauty of elegance and coordination, while Nadal's forehand creates a magical beauty of violence. Nadal himself took the strong topspin of his left forehand almost to the extreme, which gave birth to a proper term: Nadal turned around. Nadal's turn around the racket and swing around his head add considerable rotation to the ball, which also makes Nadal's movements look so fierce and violent; Sharapova is famous for "roaring" on the court. In a match at Wimbledon in 2005, the roar even reached a record 10 1 dB. Sharapova is an aggressive baseline player. Her forehand and backhand strokes are excellent in strength, depth and angle. Sharapova's greatest advantage lies in her indomitable mentality and unwilling to lag behind. As Nickbllettieri said, she is "as tough as a nail"; Djokovic is called a player among players. Among the younger generation of players, Djokovic's skills are quite comprehensive. Excellent serve, strong spin serve, strong serve reception and stable baseline stalemate made him stand out, serving 10-20 balls on the racket every time, which became a major feature of the German competition.
Third, appreciate the tennis match from the perspective of tennis culture.
Tennis is a new fitness sport. Tennis is one of the most popular sports in the world. Tennis has always been called "aristocratic movement", "elegant movement" and "civilized movement", which contains profound cultural connotations.
Tennis culture is an excellent quality to cultivate people's honesty and trustworthiness. Tennis matches in amateur activities are mostly trust matches without referees, and players must be honest. It is dishonest to say that the good ball is out of bounds or that the ball is out of bounds. Honesty runs through the whole process of tennis activities, and tennis activities are also one of the sports activities that can best reflect a person's honesty.
Tennis can cultivate a more confident psychological state. Confidence and conceit are two completely different concepts. Conceit is an unrealistic idea, and self-confidence is based on hard work, modesty and prudence, and fear of difficulties. Psychological state plays an important role in tennis match, especially among players with similar skills. Tennis can train a person's psychology until it will not affect the normal play of his psychological state because of himself or his opponent.
Tennis is one of the sports that can fully display personality and relax body and mind. In tennis, you need to concentrate on getting rid of all distractions. Activities such as fast running, hitting the ball and smashing the ball can sweep away the fatigue and troubles of the day and completely relax your body and mind. Especially when you hit a good ball and a ball that you shouldn't miss, you can fully roar, jump, lose your racket and release your personality.
From this perspective, a high-level tennis match should be appreciated from many angles. When people appreciate it, they will have a feeling of beauty and beauty, thus realizing the real charm contained in tennis matches.