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Why don't you try Raw Tennis?
Have you ever played press up tennis? Or do you know how to do a yo-yo?

RAW TENNIS FACTS
Andy Murray shows off his keepy-up skills
Raw Tennis is for 10-18 year olds
Freestyle tricks include yo-yos, edgie uppies and twisted cradles
Energy exercises will help your fitness
Awards are on offer for your personal bests
Raw Venues can be found on the website

No? Well that's where Raw Tennis comes in. It's a completely different way that you can play the game.

It's all about improving your skills, trying new tricks and having a blast with your mates. Plus you can do it anywhere.

On the Raw Tennis website you see how to freestyle with your racquet, get yourself fit and keep a scorecard with your personal bests.

And there's all sorts of news, quizzes and games to come too.

British number one Andy Murray said: "Practising new tricks is cool. It's not about being the best in your club, it's about fun as well. It should keep teenagers playing.

"Growing up when I saw Wimbledon it was always the old-boy set-up - it didn't look that much fun for the younger kids.

"But anyone can play Raw Tennis anywhere - in the street, in a back yard or on a football pitch."

Like Andy, we're well impressed by Raw Tennis. Log on and we think you'll see tennis in a fresh light.



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