My point of view about Tennis in Europe is very divided. European union has 27 member countries.
The norther point of European union is "Nuorgam" Finn Land, the southern point is "punta de tarifa" Spain, the western point is "Cabo de Roca" Portuguese, and the eastern point is "Rizukarpaso" Ciprus.
Every country got a different life standard, that's important to know if we talking about an expensive sport like a tennis. In the richest countries, which one's have an equal or a higher life standard than United states, in those countries we can easily find tennis courts in park's or in school's environment.
Those courts are will be probably hard courts, because they need the less care taking. If we wanna play on clay court we'll probably have to pay for them about 10$ per hour in the summer and 20$ in winter because of the heating.
In eastern Europe the hard courts are not typical and the grass court's neither. The hard courts are bad for our joints, but the operation with them is very cheap. We have grass courts just in England and maybe a few grass courts is every country but they are not typical because the operating with them is very expensive.
My favourite type of court is the clay court, I spent most of my time on it. On the clay court you can slide because the Small pieces of the clay and the speed of the game is slower a little bit than in hard court or grass.
The norther point of European union is "Nuorgam" Finn Land, the southern point is "punta de tarifa" Spain, the western point is "Cabo de Roca" Portuguese, and the eastern point is "Rizukarpaso" Ciprus.
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Every country got a different life standard, that's important to know if we talking about an expensive sport like a tennis. In the richest countries, which one's have an equal or a higher life standard than United states, in those countries we can easily find tennis courts in park's or in school's environment.Those courts are will be probably hard courts, because they need the less care taking. If we wanna play on clay court we'll probably have to pay for them about 10$ per hour in the summer and 20$ in winter because of the heating.
In eastern Europe the hard courts are not typical and the grass court's neither. The hard courts are bad for our joints, but the operation with them is very cheap. We have grass courts just in England and maybe a few grass courts is every country but they are not typical because the operating with them is very expensive.
My favourite type of court is the clay court, I spent most of my time on it. On the clay court you can slide because the Small pieces of the clay and the speed of the game is slower a little bit than in hard court or grass.
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