I love watching tennis and I also love playing tennis. I have lower back problems and I am taking chiropractic rehabilitation along with getting exercise and playing tennis to fight off the pain. I've only been playing for a few months but now I'm taking coaching lessons and I'm getting better at it. If you play tennis, why not tell us a little about your game? Here are some examples.

Do you use a one-handed backhand or two-handed backhand?
Are you right or left handed?
Have you ever taken tennis lessons?
Do you like playing doubles or singles?
Do you have a coach or a practice partner?
What type of racquet do you use?

If you play tennis regularly or competitively:

What is the strongest aspect of your game?
Would you ever consider turning pro?
What are some players who have inspired your style of play?
Are you better at hitting slice, flat, or topspin?
Are you better at holding serve or breaking serve?
Are you better at baseline play or netplay?

You don't need to answer all of the questions, but here is a little insight on my own game. I'm right handed and use a one handed forehand and a two handed backhand. Right now, I just play for fun and exercise. If I got better in the future, I would love playing tennis as a career. I have a coach and am currently taking private lessons. I'm more comfortable on my backhand rather than my forehand. I'm very good at hitting flat and slice, but I need to improve my topspin. My serve is about average and I can hit in bounds at slow pace. The racquet I'm using right now is Prince Ozone Seven, the same racquet Daniela uses. It has a big sweet spot.

I do play, albeit only at a recreational level with my friends. Unfortunately we don't have as much time as we would like for it, so sometimes it happens that there are weeks when we do not play at all, but we try hard. I used to play table tennis at a club when I was younger for about 7 years and I think it affected my tennis one-handed backhand a bit since there is still more wrist action to it than it should be. I would definitely say that I am a much better table tennis player than I am a tennis player. But last years I've been playing tennis almost exclusively. Forehand is my stronger and more consistent wing, backhand is prone to become mess at times. Fortunately I have no problem to use slice when that happens, which has a bigger margin for error. I am right-handed, left hand is maybe good for holding fork, but not for much more. Serve is ok considering I am not the tallest guy (somewhere about Daniela's height), though I see a room for improvement technically wise. My touch is pretty good, that's probably the only area where playing table tennis can enhance your tennis game. My lobs are great. As for my racket, currently Head flexpoint 1 MP, which is quite light and easy on my arm(s), but I am considering buying a new racket every day. Not that I am not satisfied, but maybe I should use something with a slightly bigger headsize and bigger sweetspot as it would be probably easier to consistently hit my bh with such racket. My favourite surface would be clay, because there is enough time for everything, no rush yeah. I don't mind playing on fast surfaces, though. Sometimes we play on a very fast and high-bouncing hard, which is quite difficult for timing, but fun nevertheless.

btw. Daniela doesn't use Ozone 7.

I do play tennis! not as often as I would like tho. My friends don't like tennis so I really do not have anyone to play with. I started taking lessons when i was like 12 or 13. I have a coach but i havent played in about 2 months! I only played for two years at my school (the school i go to is pretty good (in top 5 in state)).

I play right handed with a two handed backhand. I am more consistant on my backhand but I hit more winners off my forehand. I have a low strike zone so i like approach shots. I like playing both singles and doubles.
I play with a Wilson Ncode nsix-two. i think it was recently discontinued (which sucks) because most people thought it was too light and hurt their wrists. I like it tho! lol I would absolutely love turning pro! but I'm not good enough. I like looking off of Rafas game and also Ferrers

Jonathan, just wondering, is your coach a usta person? or from a tennis club?

Actaully I've begun tennis thanks to Daniela since 2002. I saw her crying after a lost against Patty Schnyder, I was touched and I decided to play ^^ (that's really true).

At the moment, I'm B-2/6 in Belgium (N.C., C30.5, C30.4, C30.3, C30.2, C30.1, C30, C15.5, C15.4, C15.3, C15.2, C15.1, C15, B+4/6, B+2/6, B0, B-2/6, B-4/6, B-15, B-15.1, B-15.2, B-15.4, A)

Do you use a one-handed backhand or two-handed backhand? I can use both but a two-handed backhand is better to play in a defensive way so I choose this.
Are you right or left handed? Right.
Have you ever taken tennis lessons? Of course, during 4 years in group of 4 or alone.
Do you like playing doubles or singles? I don't like volley, don't like doubles except in group competition like 'Les Interclubs'.
Do you have a coach or a practice partner? I really think that the more you play the more you reach a better level.
What type of racquet do you use? Babolat Pure Drive Team (previous version of Clijsters, Carlos Moya's racket)

If you play tennis regularly or competitively:

What is the strongest aspect of your game? The defense, passing and forehand with big lift
Would you ever consider turning pro? No, the level is really too high.
What are some players who have inspired your style of play? The Spanish in general, Moya, Robredo, Ferrero.
Are you better at hitting slice, flat, or topspin? Topspin
Are you better at holding serve or breaking serve? I don't know, I can serve at 170 kph in first serve but my second ball is not good at all. As we only play on clay in Belgium, service is not a weapon, it's easy to break.
Are you better at baseline play or netplay? Baseline, what is that the net? ^^