Friday, February 4, 2011
Where does the blog go from here?
The Australian Open may be over, but this blog will continue to roll on, with regular articles of any sort. Just in case that wasn't clear.
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- Tennis Brain is an analytical blog that focuses on closely examining players and matches.
- It is the equivalent of tennis commentary in the form of text - playing styles, strengths and weaknesses, how players deal with their emotions and all kinds of detailed observations.
- If you would like to contact me, send me an e-mail at krystlel@hotmail.com.
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2 comments:
I'm very glad about that. This is one of my favourite tennis blogs. Your analysis is very interesting and illuminating. I love your objectivity, such a rare commodity these days. :)
Thanks. :) I'm not sure whether I'm objective, but I try to be balanced and not only write about what happened in a match from one player's point of view. Because there are two players on a court that make up a scoreline/storyline, not one.
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