Build your own tennis lounge .. in your city

One more know-how: having many lounges in club is like having many rooms; you can redirect some club goers to some rooms by default; currently we have ~150 active club goers in our Moscow lounge, many enough to make some of us feel discomfortable in presence of each other. Good idea is to let people choose their default room. But this is for future; currently beyond one main room we have also Cat's lounge (my own one, for money talks and free atmosphere) and a room called BAR, being specific in ...

Well, well, I finally moved on from the old brand "TClub Motivation" to more promising "Tennis Match Machine" http://tennismatchmachine.com. Right here, right now, all you see there is the same old Motivation stuff. But in some weeks we hopefully see it magically change. Here's what's about to be done next:

1. Web design of the start page, registration, etc - every box prior to the main window should be restyled. ...

I must have written about club nicknames in this story somewhere earlier, but since I grew up into a prolific blog writer I am not sure. Once again, in club we are known as "nicks" not real names. Yes, you may also provide your name in youre profile but this is not mandatory. Suppose you're a great child of a great parent and everybody knows your name. Better this way, I mean. So my nick name is KL which is "Kot Leopold" in short. "Kot" stands for 'Cat', it's easy to ...

Please visit our Moscow lounge start page as demo.

You like it, but what about English ( and, for example, Miami)? English interface start page demo.
NB: "demo" means other buttons won't open from right there, but this is a real lounge, you will need to register online to begin using it.

Despite of the ruthless record-long heat and ensuing fires that filled the skies with smog, we played relatively many matches in July, [117/87] in three cities, of ...

I have had good summer, for sure. Today I was getting up early and preparing to go to Moscow (~35 km), before the heat was up to its regular daily +35C, but just on leaving I found out that I actually didn't have to go! no need! what a relaxing. Yesterday, I spent mourning hours in thinking about a new feature for my tennis software, and then after the beach noon I spent all the evening till late night in coding it (no tennis yesterday, right). In fact, it's a small part of code but of big value ...