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17th Smrikva Bowl 2012 - one of the most important under 10 tennis tournaments in the World - will be played from 25th - 30th of june 2012

Download 17^th Smrikva Bowl 2012 presentation and application form (pdf ~3 MB)

Top players from over 25 countries already presented their candidacy by the end of January 2012….

The application form – included in this presentation – must be filled out and sent by fax to Smrikve. All the information required in the form are relevant!

The number of players will be limited to 64... there will be few places available per country. Top players from each country will be preferred. This year Smrikva Bowl is dedicated to the players born in 2002.

Deadline for the application: 30th March 2012 (the waiting list might be prepared if the total number of places available are already full by the deadline date).

Each player will receive the confirmation e- mail after in Smrikve we receive the application form sent by fax. Invited players and the players from outside Europe might receive the confirmation of their acceptance before the deadline date. All the other players will receive the confirmation of their acceptance before April 8th, 2012.

We advise you to explain in details the results obtained. If the player has the official ranking in the country of origin, please attach it to the application form.

For any additional questions about the tournament please write to Smrikve: miodrag_bozovic@yahoo.it

To learn more about ISTRIA – the region where Smrikva Bowl is played please visit:

...CULTURAL E-BOOK “Istria from Smrikve“ aims to provide Smrikva Bowl players and their families with useful information about the places that should be visited in the Istria region. Here you will find information about: architecture, history, people, music, museums, major cultural events, cuisine, top restaurants and the best olive oil and wine producers.

In October 2010 Lonely Planet included ISTRIA on her recommended list of Regions to be visited in 2011 :). ISTRA – ISTRIA was indicated as second destination, second only to Peninsula Sinai in Egypt, on World raking list for the Regions… For 2012 National Geographic Traveler indicated Istria among TOP 20 place in the World worth visiting…

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31/01/12

It is a good moment to congratulate all the Smrikva Bowl boys and girls that made excellent results around the World over the last few months... Florida, Rome, Tarbes...

Since foundation Smrikva Bowl was something more than tennis… the Ambassador’s Olive Trees… the cultural Library… the Ambassadors’ Day… the Smrikva Bowl Song… the wish to Inspire… but I would have never imagined the beauty of the story that former players would write around the World with their tennis rackets…

Today Smrikva Bowl boys and girls are spread in 53 countries and all the continents… and day after day they continue to write with their tennis virtue the new pages of the Smrikva story…

Over the last few months many World relevant junior tournaments were held and Smrikva Bowl brothers in arms ;) made honourable results everywhere…

“Little Mo” International, Orange Bowl, Eddie Herr, Lemon Bowl, Les Petit As just to mention few…

... and my wish today is to dedicate to all of them the article I wrote at the end of October 2010… that everyone can read with its own eyes and understand it through own experiences… but I would like to use it to say just CONGRATULATIONS AMBASSADORS :)

Smrikve, October 2010

The Star Wars “Return of the Jedi” is the first film I remember seeing with my dad at the cinema… it was 1983 and I was 10… the cinema was named “Istra”… I was the same age as the Smrikva Bowl players we host every year in Smrikve :)…

In the introduction of this article I would just underline that I like the way Jedi use the lightsabers and I like the way Smrikva Bowl kids use their rackets :)... Smrikve c Code is a story about virtue created by training and wish to learn…

My dad was pilot and for me watching The Star Wars with him at the cinema was a particular experience … I had many questions and he, as usual, with smile and pleasure answered to each of my questions…

Dad used to take me with him on the airport when I was little… and I remember him entering the cockpit of the plane with pilot helmet watching towards me and giving me the sign that he was ready to fly… than he turned on the engine of the plane and watched towards me again with smile in his eyes…

I stayed about 100 meters from the airplane with his colleagues and watched him taking his plane towards runway…

From the place where I stayed only part of the runway was visible because of the wood and he took the plane in the area that was invisible to me to prepare for the takeoff… I was able to hear the force of the engine… and when the sound of the force started to increase I knew that my dad will be visible soon… his colleagues were telling me “be ready soon your dad will come”… and when he started to be visible on the back of the plane there was the fire… almost half length of the airplane had the fire extension formed by his engine and I just noticed his helmet in the cockpit and followed by my kids eyes his airplane reaching the sky…

The Jedi are characters in the Star Wars universe bound to a code of morality and justice and are trained in the use of the light side of the force. They learn to use the Force, and weapons, known as lightsabers, which emits a controlled energy flow in the shape of a sword, to serve and protect their Republic and the galaxy from conflicts or government instability…

Since long time ago I started to note the ability of Smrikva Bowl kids using the racket and thinking at the same time on Jedi’s ability to use the lightsaber :)…

Some of my students use Wilson’s ying & young damper… known as Tao sign… they like the symbol but are still too young to have an idea about it ;)… I will try to use this symbol to help me explain how little the difference could be in forming a balance in anything we do… every action has a reaction in our World… in the first classes of physics we learn Newton’s third law…

Tao is an abstract concept found in Taoism, Confucianism, and more generally in ancient Chinese philosophy and East Asian cultures.

While the word itself translates as “way”, “path”, or “route”… it is often used philosophically to signify the fundamental nature of the World we are used to living on Earth… it is often referred to as “the nameless”, because neither it nor its principles can ever be adequately expressed in words.

While the Tao cannot be expressed, Taoism holds that it can be known, and its principles can be followed. Much of Taoist writing focuses on the value of following the Tao – called Te (virtue) – and of the ultimate uselessness of trying to understand or control Tao outright. This is often expressed through yin and yang arguments, where every action creates a counter-action as a natural, unavoidable movement within manifestations of the Tao.

I used the above short explenation to introduce the Codes used in the Star Wars universe…

As in the Tao symbol there were knights trained to use the dark side of the force and the light side… this is the way how mankind functioned since the human written memory goes back…

For new ideas people have to go beyond… out of the known patterns by using their imagination… the kids are many times Master in this…

“Truly wonderful the mind of a child is.”... :)

DARK SIDE (The Sith Code)

• Peace is a lie. There is only passion.
• Through passion, I gain strength.
• Through strength, I gain power.
• Through power, I gain victory.
• Through victory, my chains are broken.
• The Force shall free me.

LIGHT SIDE (The Jedi Code)

• There is no emotion, there is peace.
• There is no ignorance, there is knowledge.
• There is no passion, there is serenity.
• There is no death, there is the Force.

The Jedi Code was rewritten by Grand Master Luke Skywalker upon reestablishing the Jedi Order:

• Jedi are the guardians of peace in the galaxy.
• Jedi use their powers to defend and to protect.
• Jedi respect all life, in any form.
• Jedi serve others rather than ruling over them, for the good of the galaxy.
• Jedi seek to improve themselves through knowledge and training.

Smrikve c code is the code…

I am pleased to close this article with Dire Straits and their Brothers in Arms song… starting with the sound of the thunder… The concert was made in 1988 to honour Nelson Mandela…

BROTHERS IN ARMS

These mist covered mountains
Are a home now for me
But my home is the lowlands
And always will be
Some day you’ll return to
Your valleys and your farms
And you’ll no longer burn
To be brothers in arms

Through these fields of destruction
Baptism of fire
I’ve whittnessed your suffering
As the battles raged higher
And though they did hurt me so bad
In the fear and alarm
You did not desert me
My brothers in arms

There’s so many different worlds
So many different suns
And we have just one world
But we live in different ones

Now the sun’s gone to hell
And the moon’s riding high
Let me bid you farewell
Every man has to die
But it’s written in the starlight
And every line on your palm
We’re fools to make war
On our brothers in arms

Miodrag Bozovic

Please visit www.smrikve.com to learn more about Smrikve, Istria from Smrikve, Smrikva Bowl, one of the most important under 10 tennis tournaments in the World, and Villa Smrikve, for your accommodation with swimming pool in Stinjan (Pula – Pola) if you decide to spent your holiday in Istria, Croatia.

22/01/12

Smrikva Bowl players on 30th Les Petit As 2012:... 25 players out of 128 played Smrikva Bowl... Maia Lumsden and Gabriela Patricia Taylor reached the semifinals while William Blumberg the finals

Les Petits As is unofficial under 14 World Championship traditionally played in Tarbes in France.

Out of 128 players in both girls and boys Main Draws I recognized 25 former Smrikva Bowl players… in the second round 15 players out of 64… in the third round 8 out of 32:

Olga Fridman (UKR)
Maia Lumsden (UK)
Gabriela Patricia Taylor (UK)
Katarina Jokic (BiH)

Dylan Bednarczyk (CAN)
Samuele Ramazzotti (ITA)
Gian Marco Moroni (ITA)
William Blumberg (USA)

In the semifinals… 3 out of 8:

Maia Lumsden (UK)
Gabriela Patricia Taylor (UK)
William Blumberg (USA)

In the finals: William Blumberg (USA)

Detailed results are as follows:

GIRLS

Maia Lumsden (UK) – 13th Smrikva Bowl 2008 runner up
1st round: Maia Lumsden – Julia SOICA (FRA) 6:2, 6:2
2nd round: Maia Lumsden – Cristina BUCSA (MOL) 4:6, 6:3, 6:2
3rd round: Maia Lumsden – Olga Fridman (UKR) 7:6, 6:2
Quarterfinals: Maia Lumsden – Raquel PEDRAZA (USA) 6:3, 6:0
Semifinals: Maia Lumsden – Alicia BLACK (USA) 1:6, 1:6

Gabriela Patricia Taylor (UK)- 13th Smrikva Bowl 2008
1st round: G.P.Taylor – T.ANDRIANJAFITRIMO (FRA) 2:6, 6:0, 6:4
2nd round: Gabriela P.Taylor – Mariam BOLKVADZE (GEO) 6:1,6:0
3rd round: Gabriela P. Taylor – E.C. HIGUCHI (USA) 7:6, 6:2
Quarterfinals: Gabriela P.Taylor -Zaineb EL HOUARI (MAR) 6:4,7:5
Semifinals: Gabriela P. Taylor -J.A.CRISTIAN (ROM) 4:6, 2:6

Katarina Jokic (BiH)- 13th Smrikva Bowl 2008 winner
1st round: Katarina Jokic – Katie SWAN (UK) 6:3, 6:2
2nd round: Katarina Jokic – Apolline RASSAT (FRA) 6:2, 4:6, 6:1
3rd round: Katarina Jokic – J.A.CRISTIAN (ROM) 5:7, 4:6

Olga Fridman (UKR) – 13th Smrikva Bowl 2008 player
1st round: Olga Fridman – Sofya ZHUK (RUS) 6:4, 6:2
2nd round: Olga Fridman – Vanessa WONG (CAN) 6:4, 7:5
3rd round: Olga Fridman – Maia Lumsden (UK) 6:7, 2:6

Nikolina Jovic (SRB)- 13th Smrikva Bowl 2008
1st round: Nikolina Jovic – Valérie RIEGRAF (GER) 7:6, 6:1
2nd round: Nikolina Jovic – Zaineb EL HOUARI (MAR) 6:3,2:6,3:6

Iulia Maria Ivascu(ROM)- 13th Smrikva Bowl 2008 quarterfinalist
1st round: Iulia Maria Ivascu – D.KRUZHKOVA (RUS) 1:6,6:3,4:6

Katie Swan (UK)- 14th Smrikva Bowl 2009 winner
1st round: Katie Swan – Katarina JOKIC (BiH) 3:6, 2:6

Andreea Amalia Rosca (ROM) – 14th Smrikva Bowl 2009 player
1st round: Andreea Amalia Rosca – Vanessa WONG (CAN) 2:6,3:6

Inci Ogut (TUR) – 14th Smrikva Bowl 2009 semifinalist
1st round: Inci Ogut – Alessia D’AURIA (ITA) 1:6, 6:2, 2:6

Anastasia Mikheeva (UK) – 12th Smrikva Bowl 2007
1st round: Anastasia Mikheeva – K.GERLACH (GER) 2:6, 0:6

Marija Curnic (CRO) – 13th Smrikva Bowl 2008 quarterfinalist
1st round: Marija Curnic – Simone ALIPIEVA (DEN) 5:7, 3:6

Jazzi Plews (UK)- 12th Smrikva Bowl 2007
1st round: Jazzi Plews – Apolline RASSAT (FRA) 4:6, 4:6

Nina Alibalic (CRO)- 13th Smrikva Bowl 2008
1st round: Nina Alibalic – Marketa VONDROUSOVA (CZE) 0:6, 2:6

BOYS

William Blumberg (USA)- 7th “Little Mo”/Smrikva Bowl 2008
1st round: William Blumberg – Calin MANDA (ROM) 6:3, 7:6
2nd round: William Blumberg – Nikola MIHALJEVIC (CRO) 6:1,6:0
3rd round: William Blumberg-Matteo MARTINEAU (FRA) 6:4,7:5
Quarterfinals: William Blumberg -Marko OSMAKCIC (SUI) 6:4,6:4
Semifinals: William Blumberg – Michael MMOH (USA) 6:4, 3:6, 7:5
Finals: William Blumberg – Francis TIAFOE (USA) 0:6, 2:6

Dylan Bednarczyk (CAN)- 12th Smrikva Bowl 2007
1st round: Dylan Bednarczyk – Dan ADDED (FRA) 6:0, 6:2
2nd round: Dylan Bednarczyk – Daniel COZMA (ROM) 6:4, 6:1
3rd round: Dylan Bednarczyk -N.PONWITH (USA) 1:6,2:6

Samuele Ramazzotti (ITA)- 14th Smrikva Bowl 2009 runner up
1st round: Samuele Ramazzotti – Edris FETISLEAM (ROM) 6:1, 6:1
2nd round: Samuele Ramazzotti – Julien TREMBLAIS (FRA) 7:6,6:1
3rd round: S. Ramazzotti – Mikael YEMER (SWE) 6:7,6:4,4:6

Gian Marco Moroni (ITA) – 13th Smrikva Bowl 2008
1st round: Gian Marco Moroni – Benjamin SIGOUIN (CAN) 6:2, 6:2
2nd round: Gian Marco Moroni-Miomir KECMANOVIC (SRB)6:2,6:2
3rd round: G.Moroni- M.OSMAKCIC (SUI) 6:2, 3:6, 5:7

Karlo Boljat (CRO)- 13th Smrikva Bowl 2008
1st round: Karlo Boljat – Samuel SIPPEL (GER) 6:4, 7:6
2nd round: Karlo Boljat – Matteo MARTINEAU (FRA) 5:7, 3:6

Miomir Kecmanovic (SRB)- 14th Smrikva Bowl 2009 quarterfinalist
1st round: Miomir Kecmanovic – Thomas BUGEAUD (FRA) 6:4,6:1
2nd round: Miomir Kecmanovic -Gian Marco MORONI (ITA)2:6,2:6

Grega Kokalj (SLO)- 13th Smrikva Bowl 2008 semifinalist
1st round: Grega Kokalj – Joao ANTONIO (POR) 6:2, 6:2
2nd round: Grega Kokalj – Mikael YEMER (SWE) 1:6, 6:7

Alexei Popyrin (AUS)- 14th Smrikva Bowl 2009 Consolation Draw winner
1st round: Alexei Popyrin – Quentin FOLLIOT (FRA) 6:1, 6:2
2nd round: Alexei Popyrin – Noe KHLIF (FRA) 2:6, 5:7

Zvonimir Oreskovic (CRO)- 13th Smrikva Bowl 2008
1st round: Zvonimir Oreskovic – Nicolas MEJIA (COL) 6:3, 4:6, 6:2
2nd round: Zvonimir Oreskovic – Nathan PONWITH (USA) 0:6,1:6

Eduard Adam (ROM)- 13th Smrikva Bowl 2008
1st round: Eduard Adam – Timur IGAMBERDYEV (RUS) 6:2, 6:2
2nd round: Eduard Adam – Louis TESSA (FRA) 2:6, 1:6

Gabi Adrian Boitan (ROM)- 14th Smrikva Bowl 2009
1st round: Gabi Adrian Boitan – Wolfgang OLIVIER (FRA) 1:6,2:6

Filippo Mora (ITA)- 13th Smrikva Bowl 2008
1st round: Filippo Mora – Jay CLARKE (UK) 2:6, 3:6

22/01/12

Smrikva Bowl players on Junior Australian Open 2012

The Junior Australian Open Grand Slam 2012 had nine Smrikva Bowl players competing in it.

Last year George Morgan, 8th Smrikva Bowl 2003 runner up, from UK, reached the semifinals while Christina Makarova from the US reached the quarterfinals.

Detailed results of all the Smrikva Bowl players on this year edition are the following:

Camilla Rosatello (ITA) – 10th Smrikva Bowl 2005 player
1st round: Camilla Rosatello – Zoe Hives (AUS) 6:7, 6:3, 7:5,
2nd round: C.Rosatello – Indy De Vroome (NED) 6:4, 1:6, 4:1 ret
3rd round: Camilla Rosatello – Barbora Krejcikova (CZE) 2:6, 3:6

Christina Makarova (USA) – “Little Mo”/Smrikva Bowl 2006
1st round: Christina Makarova – Sara Tomic (AUS) 6:2, 6:2
2nd round: Christina Makarova – Ellen Allgurin (SWE) 6:2, 6:1
3rd round: Christina Makarova – Eugenie Bouchard (CAN) 5:7,5:7

Iva Mekovec (CRO) – 10th Smrikva Bowl 2005 player
1st round: Iva Mekovec – Rutuja Bhosale (IND) 3:6, 6:4, 6:2
2nd round: Iva Mekovec – Eugenie Bouchard (CAN) 3:6,6:3,3:6

Ilka Csoregi (ROM) – 11th Smrikva Bowl 2006 semifinalist
1st round: Ilka Csoregi – Priscilla Hon (AUS) 3:6, 7:6, 6:3
2nd round: Ilka Csoregi – Barbora Krejcikova (CZE) 6:7, 1:6

Donna Vekic (CRO) – 10th Smrikva Bowl 2005 player
1st round: Donna Vekic – Julia Elbaba (USA) 4:6, 1:6

Nikola Milojevic (SRB) – 10th Smrikva Bowl 2005 Consolation Draw winner
1st round: Nikola Milojevic – Jay Andrijic (AUS) 6:2, 6:0
2nd round: Nikola Milojevic – Quentin Halys (FRA) 6:3, 2:6, 6:3
3rd round: Nikola Milojevic – Joshua Ward-Hibbert (GBR) 3:6, 2:6

Borna Coric (CRO) – 10th Smrikva Bowl 2005 player
1st round: Borna Coric – Markus Kalovelonis (GRE) 6:4, 7:6
2nd round: Borna Coric – Kimmer Coppejans (BEL) 6:4,2:6,0:6

Filip Veger (CRO) – 9th Smrikva Bowl 2004 semifinalist
1st round: Filip Veger – Andrew Harris (AUS) 2:6, 6:3, 4:6

Matteo Donati (ITA) – 10th Smrikva Bowl 2005 winner
1st round: Matteo Donati – Liam Broady (GBR) 5:7, 3:6

20/01/12

Matic Podlipnik and Lian Benedejcic won the under 12 Slovenian Indoors National Championship

Matic Podlipnik and Lian Benedejcic, both Smrikva Bowl players, became the Slovenian National Champions in the under 12 age group…

The Championship has just been concluded and I was happy to learn from Matic’s father that he won the National Championship… both in single and in doubles…

Matic is already an old Smrikva friend and he use to come with his tennis friends and on his own to enjoy tennis at Smrikve with me and I with him and his friends ;)...

I was pleased to learn that all the finalist were former Smrikva Bowl players…

In the finals Matic Podlipnik defeated Jan Kupcic, another former Smrikva Bowl player, with result 7:6, 6:2… and in doubles Matic and Jan played together and won the National Championship of doubles…

In the girls’ finals Lian Benedejcic defeated Kristina Novak with result 3:6, 6:3, 6:3…

In doubles Lian Benedejcic played with Anja Gal, another Smrikva Bowl player…

Congratulations to all Smrikva players for this little step!... and I am pleased to re-publish the article I wrote on 29th of October 2009 when I brought Matic to visit the Oldest Linden Tree in Istria… I enjoyed that trip and I am pleased to recall it… just to honour the memory and combine it with this nice moment… :)

MATIC PODLIPNIK VISITED SMRIKVE LAST WEEKEND AND VISITED THE OLDEST ISTRIAN LINDEN TREE

Matic Podlipnik is one of the most talented under 10 tennis players from Maribor (Slovenia). This summer he visited Smrikve with his trainer Tine Pufic from ZTK Maribor.

Last weekend Matic came back to Smrikve with his family and we made a small tour in order to visit some lovely Istrian places and enjoy the Istrian gastronomy.

We visited Krsan, Motovun, Slum and in end Hum where the most famous Istrian brandy festival was held.

In Motovun we had launch in Konoba Mondo that was celebrated in a recent New York Times article as one of the best restaurants in the World and the food was really good.

Later on I made a surprise to Matic and his family and brought them to visit a small village named Slum.

Slum is famous in Istria for the oldest linden tree. Matic’s surname is Podlipnik that means “under the linden tree” thus I made them a surprise and brought them to visit the oldest Istrian linden tree :).

I told to Matic that after our launch in Motovun we will go to visit his surname and he thought that it was a joke. Later on I asked him what he expect and he said probably another old town similar to those we visited and in end the surprise was there… :)

The huge and old linden tree is located nearby the Romanesque Church of St. Mathews from 1870. The current church was built on the site of an older church from 1555. It has been written that the church was built near the big linden tree thus it is likely that this linden tree could be at least five centuries old.

Djordje Balasevic wrote a very nice song about three people that were planting a linden tree and let a young boy to watch the moment when they were planting it. It is a nice song that I am pleased to share with all the Smrikva people that can understand it.

Jednom su sadili lipu (Djordje Balasevic)

Jednom su sadili lipu,
Stari Nestorov, gos’n Ceda i jos jedan.
Bio sam nov u tom stripu,
Komsijin mali kog su pustili da gleda.

Stari Nestorov, potpalivsi korov,
Tad rece mi: “Ti si mlad…
Ti ces dospeti za taj hlad…”

...

Jednom su palili lisce,
Sa one lipe, dim je lebdeo do neba
Na kom su, nema ih vise,
Stari Nestorov, gos’n Ceda i jos jedan…

Ko nije drvo razumeo prvo,
Pa tek onda sadio
Taj nije nista uradio…

I, shvatice, kad-tad, da ne zna sta je hlad.

20/01/12

Smrikva Bowl players on Croatian Indoors under 14 National Championship 2012: Zvonimir Oreskovic (winner and National Champion), Nina Alibalic (winner and National Champion)

Croatian Indoors under 14 National Championship 2012 was held last week at the National Tennis Center in Zagreb and Zvonimir Oreskovic and Nina Alibalic... both former Smrikva Bowl players… were crowned the under 14 Croatian National Champions 2012…

Their roads towards the victory of Zvonimir and Nina was the following:

Zvonimir ORESKOVIC (CRO) – 13th Smrikva Bowl 2008
1st round: Zvonimir Oreskovic – Borna Seatovic 6:0, 6:0
2nd round: Zvonimir Oreskovic – Ivan Levar 6:0, 6:2
Quarterfinals: Zvonimir Oreskovic – Matija Selak 6:3, 6:2
Semifinals: Zvonimir Oreskovic – Toni Simonovic w.o.
Finals: Zvonimir Oreskovic – Borna Gojo 6:4, 6:4

There were many other former Smrikva Bowl boys I recognized in the Main Draw: Toni Simonovic (semifinals), Jakov Martinis (semifinals), Karlo Divkovic (quarterfinals), Matija Selak (quarterfinals), Karlo Suevich (2nd round), Borna Cilic Kraljevic (2nd round), Roko Savin (2nd round),
Matko Varga (1st round), Karlo Kranic (1st round), Renzo Paro (1st round), Andrej Omeragic (1st round), Marko Boltuzic (1st round), Borna Seatovic (1st round).

Nina ALIBALIC (CRO) – 13th Smrikva Bowl 2008 player
1st round: Nina Alibalic – Roberta Krvajica 6:2, 6:0
2nd round: Nina Alibalic – Ena Delibegovic 6:3, 7:5
Quarterfinals: Nina Alibalic – Ena Babic 6:0, 7:5
Semifinals: Nina Alibalic – Marija Curnic 2:6, 6:3, 6:3
Finals: Nina Alibalic – Miriam Siljic 6:4, 6:2

Miriam Siljic (finals), Marija Curnic (semifinals), Petra Granic (quarterfinals), Ana Biskic (2nd round), Ena Delibegovic (2nd round), Andja Claudia Karanusic (2nd round), Petra Pupic (1st round), Martina Bokulic (1st round),
Neli Sunjic (1st round), Dea Lako (1st round).

Congratulations to all the Smrikva boys and girls… for their little steps in the long trip of the tennis virtue discovering… :)...