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Of course you could like, just play tennis, but this has its own charm, looks like you can't be blasting winners, so lots of long rallies.

 

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I'd be down with that.  I like tennis but it's murder on my knees. This looks a bit lower impact.

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41 minutes ago, nevets88 said:

 

I was going to say it looked dull until I saw this video.   It requires quick reflexes to play at the net.    I've not played it.

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I tried it a couple times, kind of fun. I know a few that play it seriously....you’d be surprised at the number of injuries. Particularly running into one of the poles supporting the net

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They replaced the tennis courts in the center of my city with these courts. I haven't seen anyone use them yet.

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