Another news on the ATP Tennis in Europe is that they have a new CEO as personified by former UK executive in sports, Andy Anson. Anson has a degree in Mathematics from the University of Oxford and was able to receive his Masters degree in Business Administration in France, Fontainebleau. He will be assuming the ATP Tennis position come April and will replace outgoing Horst Klosterkemper as CEO who oversaw the ATP Tennis in the European region back in 2004. Well, this is just going to be a simple list of what to shop for, how and which. We have to know the different materials that are being used to manufacture tennis shoes. For the upper materials, canvas is best used because of its breathability. Because of this, chemicals are less likely to enter the skin. Media Training Professional women tennis players conduct themselves well during media interviews and conferences, partly because of the media training provided by the WTA Tour. The training you will get will depend on the professional development phase you are in. Members in the rookie phase are given only basic media training, while members of the Premier and Elite phases are provided a more advanced media instruction. The flat serve or basic serve is when you hit the ball on a flat trajectory making moderate spin. Next, the topspin is done by doing high arcing trajectory and with high strong bounce. The last one is the slice. This type of serve is made by doing a combination of a sidespin and a bit of topspin to make the ball swerve in the air following the bounce. A few swings in the air can give the person the feel how this will do in the tennis court where hitting the ball and sending it to the other side will determine if this can do the job or not. Both the tennis balls and the racket can be purchased at the local sporting goods store. Beginners don t have to buy the kind that costs $100 or more and can probably use one for half the price to get into the game. Clay Courts Flattened shale, brick or stone, are the materials used for clay courts. They can either be green or red in color. American or green or clay is faster, than the red ones. Courts made from clay are being regarded as "slow", since ball bounces rather high and much more slow, This makes it more hard for the athlete to strike an overrun ball.