The follow-through affects the length, direction and speed of the ball. An error occurring when a player steps onto or over the baseline, sideline or the center mark when serving. Foot faults also occur if the player fails to serve from a static position. The front part of the tennis court, the ideal position for controlling a point, is between the net and the service line. Game Part of a set.
Every set consists of at least six games.
The point needed to win a game. Ground strokes Any shot, whether forehand or backhand, played after the ball has bounced. The section of the court close to the service line. The racquet is lowered towards the ground and the ball played back immediately after it has bounced. A tennis court whose surface is made out of asphalt, concrete or a similar material.