I couldn't get enough soft tennis after only one lesson, so this past Monday I went to Shoji's last practice with his college team. It was cold and rainy at the start of the practice, so only four other team members were there. I brought along my friend Nan, another student from U of I. Nan plays hard tennis, which uses the yellow ball and which is what most people from the U.S. think of when they think of tennis. Nan and Shoji borrowed each other's rackets and tried out both types of tennis during the practice time, but of course, each man excelled at his original type of tennis. I had fun watching, and they brought out an extra racket for me too and both took turns hitting the ball with me on the court.
I couldn't get enough soft tennis after only one lesson, so this past Monday I went to Shoji's last practice with his college team. It was cold and rainy at the start of the practice, so only four other team members were there. I brought along my friend Nan, another student from U of I. Nan plays hard tennis, which uses the yellow ball and which is what most people from the U.S. think of when they think of tennis. Nan and Shoji borrowed each other's rackets and tried out both types of tennis during the practice time, but of course, each man excelled at his original type of tennis. I had fun watching, and they brought out an extra racket for me too and both took turns hitting the ball with me on the court.
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