I m 16 years old, I m a girl, and I wonder if it s too late to play tennis. I m an amateur.

It depends on whether you have a sports foundation before, and there are many tennis players who have switched from other sports, so it's not too late to become a hobby.

Aspirants! It's done! Go hard, little sister!

It's not too late, it's not too late, our English teacher is 50+ and he's retiring, he's just starting to play tennis, haha.

It's not too late, and I see that people who play tennis are in good shape (overwhelmingly).

No. Because you're just exercising!

It's not too late! I, a boy, started playing tennis at the age of 19 and was a freshman in college, and I didn't have much athletic background before. In my freshman year, I took tennis lessons for a year and didn't learn anything.

When the sophomore year started, I made up my mind to take advantage of the eleventh long holiday and practiced seriously for a week before I thought I was playing well.

It's not too late. I'm 18 now....I have to take the college entrance examination this year. Learn violin and guitar. That's what the teacher said. If you're interested, you can learn anything quickly. I'm okay now. Simple ones will do.

As a fitness sport and hobby, there is no such problem, but you must pay attention to scientific methods of training!

If you are an amateur, 61 is not too late. However, this sport requires some exercise foundation, and if you haven't participated in other sports before, it may be difficult to get started at first. It is recommended that you find a good coach, tennis is a sport that will benefit you for a lifetime, but the cost will be a little larger, hehe.

It's not too late, and a lot of girls are just starting to play tennis in college, and they're playing well, and the most important thing is how athletic you are, and it doesn't matter how old you are.

Hehe.. It depends on talent ... If you don't try it, you know. I believe that as long as you work hard, you can do it.

I didn't get started with tennis until I was 17 years old. Now I'm 18 years old, and I'm playing very well. But not professionally, I didn't put a lot of work into it.

It's not too late to be an amateur, you are studying very well now, but it is difficult to be professional, but if you play well, you can mix well in the amateur circle, and you can go to college in the future to participate in club activities, which is very good.

No, it won't! Amateurs, and not going professional I know an older sister who started learning tennis in her thirties and has been playing for more than three years, and now she is playing well.

I started playing when I was about 18 years old (in college).

It's never too late to be an amateur, and I know that our school has teachers in their 40s who have been playing tennis since scratch.

How can this be considered late?

Since you want to fight. Do it now.

You can do whatever you want.

Besides, it's so small.

just do it

I can only be an amateur, it's not too late, I only started playing in college, and after practicing for one or two years, the level is good.

Sixteen years old is still more suitable to start learning tennis (amateur) tennis has relatively high requirements for personal physical fitness, requires flexible activities, and has strong upper body strength if you want to play well.

It is best to find a personal trainer (one-on-one) The effect is better.

Girls may learn some mistakes, the movements are not as smooth as boys, try to imitate the posture of athletes in TV competitions, it will be fine.

Also, try to develop your ability to judge where the ball lands.

Two hours a week, more than a year, you can learn something, and after two or three years, you will be a technical player.

Tennis can be learned at any time, usually starting at the age of 6 for professional players and anytime for amateur players.

Honestly, it would.

I'm also a hobby, hehe.

To play tennis well, you have to do it:

1. Master the basic skills, including: 1) techniques, such as attacking, serving, receiving, etc.; 2) Footwork, such as stride and cross step, etc., 3) Pay attention to the coordination of technique and footwork.

Second, they have formed their own style of play and have their own expertise and technology;

Three; There is a good racket that suits your style of play and can bring out the technical characteristics.

Fourth, have a good game strategy: including the combination of knowing oneself and knowing one's opponent, expertise and technology, in order to form a stable scoring technique, to have the confidence to win, etc., to meet different opponents, the pins can play different technical and tactical combinations.

Fifth, have a good game mentality, do not abandon, do not give up. That is, the master does not give up, and the low hand does not give up.

Sixth, usually with players with different playing styles, improve their adaptability and ability to use unconventional techniques.

7. Will appreciate the future opponent's game from a professional point of view, and can timely find out the opponent's problems in technology, tactics, unconventional technical grinding and on-the-spot adaptability, etc., and will make targeted use of it, and blindly guess to lay the foundation for their victory.