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  • Concentrating Our Buying Power
    One of my goals when I started Racquet Network in 2004 was to concentrate the buying power of our members and allow all of us to share in deep discounts on racquets and accessories from brand name manufacturers. Over time, as our network grows, and as our players learn to concentrate and coordinate their buying power, I am confident that we will be able to offer better and better prices to our members. Related posts on Racquet Network:
    1. Power boost
    2. Share Your Passion
    3. Are Racquet Network Players Blind?

  • AVP: Apike vs Pickleball
    MOVED Related posts on Racquet Network:Is the Apike Pickleball Paddle Dangerous? Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Apike? Pickleball Comes to Calgary Related posts on Racquet Network:
    1. Is the Apike Pickleball Paddle Dangerous?
    2. Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Apike?
    3. Pickleball Comes to Calgary

  • Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Apike?
    For more than a year I have been hearing and reading all kinds of rumours about the Apike, but I haven't seen any facts. So to begin arriving at some, I did what any guy my age would do; I bought a radar gun. Related posts on Racquet Network:
    1. AVP: Apike vs Pickleball
    2. Is the Apike Pickleball Paddle Dangerous?
    3. Concentrating Our Buying Power

  • The Cost of Sport
    Most players prefer to imagine that they will be able to continue paying unsustainable prices forever. They would rather pay nothing and eventually see a facility closed forever than pay a fair price that ensures it will be able to keep its doors open for this generation and the next. Related posts on Racquet Network:
    1. 3 Magical Ways to Grow Your Sport
    2. What is Play or Die?
    3. Tennis Rules: A GOOD RETURN

  • Understanding League Fees
    New players are often confused about our fee structure at Racquet Network. So today I would like to offer a summary of our fees beginning with single biggest area of confusion -- Challenge League Fees and Box League Fees. Related posts on Racquet Network:
    1. Box League Obligations
    2. Box League Black Holes
    3. Racquet Network Box League Rules

  • Entertain Yourself Thin
    Doubles play is a great way to enter or re-enter racquet sports. You get the benefits of moderate exercise combined with the social benefits of meeting new players. Depending on your gender, weight and skill level, you can burn anywhere from 300 to 800 calories per hour playing doubles racquet sports. Related posts on Racquet Network:
    1. Keeping Score: Why Squash is Beating Badminton
    2. Drop-in vs. Registered Programs
    3. Badminton Closing the Gap

  • Lose It! Use It!
    By putting the two things together, I can overcome the deficiencies of each. I can use the Mio watch to accurately count the calories I am burning. I can then use Lose It! to manage all of the information. Related posts on Racquet Network:
    1. Entertain Yourself Thin
    2. Keeping Score: Why Squash is Beating Badminton
    3. Brent’s Box League Survival Tips

  • How To Serve: Speedminton
    Speed badminton (a.k.a. speedminton) is an outdoor game. Like all outdoor games, wind, sun and humidity all offer challenges that must be overcome. In most cases, the best serving strategy is the simplest: just get it in. Most opponents will make a predictable number of errors on the service return. Related posts on Racquet Network:
    1. Badminton Rules: How to Serve (Legally)
    2. Squash Serve: 3 Essential Tips
    3. Tennis Serve Rules: Net Posts

  • Box League Obligations
    By reminding every box league player of the obligations that they have to every other player in their box and in their league, we can avoid unnecessary problems and ensure that everyone has a good time playing the games they love. Related posts on Racquet Network:
    1. Brent’s Box League Survival Tips
    2. Racquet Network Box League Rules
    3. Box League Benefits

  • What is an RLP?
    Racquet Network welcomes both SLPs and RLPs into our community. If we didn't, we wouldn't offer SLPs anything for free. But we will always give RLPs more than SLPs because RLPs give back, which is why we say they are the heart and soul of everything we do. Related posts on Racquet Network:
    1. Understanding League Fees
    2. Box League Obligations
    3. Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Apike?

  • What is Play or Die?
    The most frequently asked question we get about our box leagues here at Racquet Network has to be this: What is "Play or Die"? The simplest way to answer this question is to point our that our Play or Die system is what makes our box leagues successful. By requiring participants to play their matches or face elimination, we keep our players engaged and our leagues active. Related posts on Racquet Network:
    1. Review – Go and Play Squash
    2. Learn How to Play Tennis
    3. Play Your Age and Avoid Injuries

  • Pickleball Lessons: Forehand Tips
    By developing a consistent follow through that carries your energy directly toward your target, you will increase the number of times that your opponent is forced to hit desperate, defensive shots. And when this happens, the number of mistakes coming from your opponent's racquet will begin to increase. Related posts on Racquet Network:
    1. Squash Forehand Straight Drive
    2. Try Pickleball — A Game for All
    3. Pickleball Takes Off in Calgary

  • What Are Box Leagues?
    Racquet Network creates box leagues at the request of Registered League Players. It doesn't matter how many members are in that particular city. If six RLPs can be found who will support the league, Racquet Network will create it and administer the league on behalf of our players. Related posts on Racquet Network:
    1. Challenge Leagues vs. Box Leagues
    2. Box Leagues That Work
    3. Box Leagues in Calgary

  • Squash Serve Return: 3 Essential Tips
    We often over look the importance of a solid service return in our practice sessions. If you examine how many rallies end in four shots or less we start to realize that by becoming very skilled at return of serve, the results of matches will definitely improve. Related posts on Racquet Network:
    1. Essential Squash Serve Return Tips
    2. Squash Serve: 3 Essential Tips
    3. 3 Squash Tips: Lob Serve

  • How Big is Your PPN?
    The right number for a Personal Player Network will vary from person to person and sport to sport. Players who play a lot of doubles, for example, will have more than twice as many people in their networks than people who play only singles. Related posts on Racquet Network:
    1. Brent’s Box League Survival Tips
    2. 3 Magical Ways to Grow Your Sport
    3. Entertain Yourself Thin

  • Hill Marks’ Famous Squash Videos
    Hill Marks' squash videos were created for Expert Village by Dustin Daniels, a producer and director who works in the Phoenix-Scottsdale area of Arizona. Related posts on Racquet Network:
    1. Promotional Videos for Tennis/Golf Resorts
    2. Squash Serve Return: 3 Essential Tips
    3. 10 Commandments of Squash

  • Children’s Tennis Lessons in Calgary
    Racquet Network is offering tennis lessons at both Oakridge and Wildwood Community Centres in Calgary during the 2010 outdoor season. All sections are taught by certified, adult instructors. Related posts on Racquet Network:
    1. Adult Tennis Lessons in Calgary
    2. Saving Tennis in Calgary
    3. Tennis Lessons Focused on Your Needs

  • Brent’s Box League Survival Tips
    Racquet Network wants box league players to succeed. The very last thing we ever want to do is to eliminate players and force them to re-enter their league through the bottom box. Related posts on Racquet Network:
    1. Box League Obligations
    2. Box League Benefits
    3. Reporting Box League Games

  • 3 Magical Ways to Grow Your Sport
    As a result of our activities, some sports in our network (like squash, tennis and pickleball) are growing and some players are beginning to build sustainable player networks right in their own backyards. Related posts on Racquet Network:
    1. The Cost of Sport
    2. Entertain Yourself Thin
    3. Tennis Pushers — 5 Ways to Beat Them

  • Badminton Rules: How to Serve (Legally)
    It is important to begin each badminton rally with a legal serve so that both sides have a better opportunity to play the game and enjoy it. Related posts on Racquet Network:
    1. Tennis Serve Rules: Net Posts
    2. Tennis Rules: LET DURING SERVE
    3. Serve Rules for Doubles Pickleball

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