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Peter Samprer

Rookie
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#1
just for fun. post a picture of you while playing tennis or other sports, or just a plain picture of you.


me (close to the net). maybe i'll look for a good pic but this is the one i have access for now. this was taken when i went to australia.
 
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Peter Samprer

Rookie
#5
#5
drakulie said:
Man, that court looks like it is in horrible shape. Cool post though. I will try and post a picture.
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i know man :( after heading back to u.s., i played at la quinta resort and man, what a difference!!! :wink: cali is the place to be *sigh*
 
Richie Rich

Richie Rich

Legend
#8
#8
Not to hijack Peter's thread but Noelle - try playing on public courts that double as ice covered hockey rinks in the winter. Made of rough concrete and have wire chain link fences for nets. I guess this is how the city encourages people to be active in the summer. :roll:
 
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david aames

Professional
#9
#9
At least we know where you and your friends stand on the no show vs mid socks issue ; )
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Is that a Roddick shirt? Man, you're so last summer... Must be the time difference.

Peter Samprer said:
me (close to the net). maybe i'll look for a good pic but this is the one i have access for now. this was taken when i went to australia.
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@wright

@wright

Hall of Fame
#10
#10
He said the picture was taken when he went to Australia. If he went to Australia last summer, that would mean he was wearing the shirt right when it became available.
 
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Peter Samprer

Rookie
#12
#12
lendl lives said:
lol drak. thats the first thing i thought. those courts are the pits.
how the heck do you post a pic?
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hmmm... good question. mine was already posted from my friend's website so i just copy/pasted the link. don't really know how you can upload your picture unless you have your own web space. you can also upload your pictures to imageshack.com and then copy/paste the link here.
 
Tenny

Tenny

Professional
#14
#14
Just one pic?

So, just one picture posted so far? Come on people, show off your great serve and strokes!

T. (I wish I can but don't have any...)
 
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tennisee

Rookie
#24
#24
I don't think the court on which Peter was playing looks too bad; I assume it was a public court. I had a hit one one not much better this morning. One of the nice things about living in Aust seems to be the large number of free public courts - I have the choice of four of five locations within ten minutes from my house, all public and quite well maintained. They're all hard courts of course, but the local councils look after them pretty well, no-one steals the nets, you just turn up and have a hit.
 
Brian Purdie

Brian Purdie

Semi-Pro
#26
#26
I was (and remain) a pro wanna be:
toe-up from Sampras (i think it was after the Open that year)
tournagrip from Agassi (he was endorseing it at the time before Pete)

I looked at the pic again and couldn't even copy the picture of my grip. I don't use it as far as I can figure.
 
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pound cat

G.O.A.T.
#31
#31
Yes, I know , they're all smiling. Just a little joke which I guess you didn't get. But thanks for the photo of yourself. As you can see no one else dared do it. LOL.
 
Noelle

Noelle

Hall Of Fame
#36
#36
Actually, the court was completely dry in that pic. It's just that the paint's faded, so it looks shiny in some spots and dull in others.
 
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Superior_Forehand

Rookie
#46
#46
Noelle, you would be surprised how many gorgeous public tennis courts there are if you go to rich suburban neighborhoods. I just got back from visiting my dad in Virginia and they have 10, beautiful, immaculate hard courts complete with lights, concave practice walls, singles and doubles courts. All this is totally open to the public at the local community center.
 
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bc-05

Semi-Pro
#47
#47
dude.. that court is perfect.. thats like the court this guy have in his house.. his house was worth like 10 million AUD or something... he owns target (i think its called wallmart in america)
 
Noelle

Noelle

Hall Of Fame
#48
#48
Superior_Forehand, like I said earlier in this thread, I don't live in the U.S.

In the Philippines, really well-maintained courts are usually found at exclusive country clubs or rich suburban neighborhoods which are closed to the public. Since the country is seismically active, it's also hard to keep a court's surface smooth because the ground shifts; it would take a lot of investment to maintain a court. Hence, the public courts I've been on look like the one in my picture. :D
 
matchpoints

matchpoints

Professional
#49
#49
Noelle said:
Superior_Forehand, like I said earlier in this thread, I don't live in the U.S.

In the Philippines, really well-maintained courts are usually found at exclusive country clubs or rich suburban neighborhoods which are closed to the public. Since the country is seismologically active, it's also hard to keep a court's surface smooth because the ground shifts; it would take a lot of investment to maintain a court. Hence, the public courts I've been on look like the one in my picture. :D
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No kidding. In Hong Kong tennis was so expensive, hence why i didn't start playing until I came to the States. Btw, those courts aren't really public, but they are cheap to play on. I've never payed for court time though since I always had friends at clubs or what not. I can also use the courts where I teach at. Another thing to note is that you can always find free courts in good shape at High Schools and Colleges....at least in Texas....
 
K. Wilson Moose

K. Wilson Moose

Semi-Pro
#50
#50
matchpoints said:
Another thing to note is that you can always find free courts in good shape at High Schools and Colleges....at least in Texas....
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Yeah, in Georgia as well. Also, every neigborhood in the ATL burbs has great courts. I have 2 excellent courts in my subdivision, in a beautiful setting, that I can walk onto at any time.

I'll take pix this Friday, if anyone cares.
 
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