Grand Tennis Club General Meeting October 13th, 2016
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Grand Tennis Club General Meeting October 13 th , 2016 1 Start of - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Grand Tennis Club General Meeting October 13 th , 2016 1 Start of Meeting Formalities 2 Establish quorum: Missing: Bob Richman, Diane Vick and Judy Beran Present: Skip Pavitt, Dave Cowles, Ron Wagner, Linda Campanelli, Gerry Smith 5
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¡ Missing: Bob Richman, Diane Vick and Judy Beran ¡ Present: Skip Pavitt, Dave Cowles, Ron Wagner, Linda
¡ 5 of 8 Board members present ¡ Quorum reached
¡ Motion to approve? ¡ Seconded? ¡ All GTC Board members raise your hand to approve
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¡ How will we accommodate Cimarron players:
¡ The GTC Board will discuss this subject in November and
¡ We will try to accommodate the two groups that we have in
¢ Grand Tennis Club Drop-in groups - 63% ¢ Non-drop-in groups – 37% (well in excess of the CAM
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¡ Exhibition Play ¡ Radar Court ¡ Racquet Demo Court ¡ Hit-To-Win Court (hit targets to win prizes) ¡ Advanced Doubles Drills Court
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¡ Preparing gift baskets ¡ Raffle sales ¡ Silent Auction ¡ Helping to find additional sponsors and gift items
¡ Email: rman50@aol.com ¡ Phone No: 814 - 450 - 0157
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¡ President – Dave Cowles is willing to move from VP ¡ Vice President – Ron Beran is a new candidate ¡ Ladies Representative – vacant (NEED A Volunteer) ¡ Secretary – Judy Beran is willing to stay on ¡ Men’s Representative – Bob Richman is willing to stay on ¡ Social Chairperson – Linda Campanelli is willing to stay on ¡ Treasurer – Ron Wagner is willing to stay on
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¡ Most of us make basic tennis mechanic mistakes. ¡ These mistakes can easily be corrected with proper instruction.
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¡ Different styles formed by an individuals learning history ¡ Formed by ones physical abilities ¡ There is no specific way to hit shots
¡ The positioning of the racquet when you swing and hit the
¡ The positioning of your body when you hit the ball ¡ You do not want to fight your body to hit a shot but many
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¡ Spin of the ball ¡ Court positioning ¡ Playing strategy ¡ Knowing opponent’s weakness and playing to it ¡ Have a plan on how to play each particular game
¡ Select the clinic that offers to instruct particular skills you
¡ Find like players that want to improve the same skills you
¡ You must practice what you learn
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¡ Most club players impart under spin or push their serve: ÷ It limits where you can place the serve ÷ It limits how hard you can hit it ¡ Put side spin or topspin on your serve: ÷ You can place the ball in more locations in the service box ÷ Hitting the ball up and over the ball allows you to hit the
¡ You need a variety with your serve, so your opponent does
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¡ Shoulder position improves many different strokes: ÷ Turning your shoulder will give you more power:
¢ Applies to your serve ¢ Applies to your forehand ¢ Applies to your Overhead shots ¢ Applies to volleys
÷ Turning your shoulder helps in directing your shots
¢ Not turning limits the direction you can hit to ¢ Turning your shoulder allows you to hit it in any direction
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¡ Phone No. 814-450-0157 ¡ Email Address: rman50@aol.com
¡ Phone No. 602-769-2192 ¡ Email Address: jrlampley@q.com
¡ Phone No. 623-377-1870 ¡ Email Address: vinlarocca@live.com
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¡ This request started with Scott Phillips over a year ago ¡ He supposedly has tried to get Gothic to meet our request ¡ Since nothing has happened with Scott, we have requested Ken
¡ We want them to start landscaping after 12:00 noon ¡ We have submitted a letter to Ken Olsen and requested a
¡ A meeting is scheduled this Friday, October 14th
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