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Tennis on Insporta: the Laws of Tennis

Insporta's tennis tests take the ITF Rules of Tennis one Law at a time: 32 Laws, 55 tests and 550 sourced facts, from the court to the Laws on wheelchair tennis.

Levels

Level 1BeginnerLevel 1 takes a newcomer from knowing nothing to understanding what tennis is: its formats, surfaces and equipment, the names of the strokes and the manners of the game.5 sub-levels · 20 tests · 200 factsLevel 2ElementaryLevel 2 takes a beginner from knowing what tennis is to playing it: how learners are introduced to the game, rallying and practice games, reading the ball, playing doubles together and finding their place in the…5 sub-levels · 20 tests · 200 factsLevel 3Pre-IntermediateLevel 3 is the technical foundation: how the racket is held, the stances and swings of the groundstrokes, the serve, the volley and the footwork that connects them.5 sub-levels · 20 tests · 200 factsLevel 4IntermediateLevel 4 is how a player uses the strokes: building a rally with margin and depth, planning the serve and the first ball after it, returning with a purpose, coming to the net and standing in the right place on court.5 sub-levels · 20 tests · 200 factsLevel 5Upper-IntermediateLevel 5 is about the moments that decide close matches: big points, tiebreaks, doubles formations, the wind, the sun and the surface, and how a player manages momentum.5 sub-levels · 20 tests · 200 factsLevel 6AdvancedLevel 6 moves from doing to seeing: why some shots are better percentages than others, the patterns points are built from, doubles as a system, how to exploit a weakness, and how to scout an opponent.5 sub-levels · 20 tests · 200 factsLevel 7Upper-AdvancedLevel 7 looks at the game through playing styles and roles: the baseliner, the serve-and-volleyer, the all-court player, and the two roles in a doubles pair.5 sub-levels · 18 tests · 180 factsLevel 8ExpertLevel 8 is about coaching tennis: a coaching philosophy, the developing and youth player, coaching adults and advanced players, designing a practice session and planning a season. Physical preparation is outside its…5 sub-levels · 20 tests · 200 factsLevel 9MasterLevel 9 is the history of tennis: its origins, the early championships and governance, the Open Era, how equipment and rules changed, and how playing styles evolved.5 sub-levels · 20 tests · 200 factsLevel 10ProfessionalLevel 10 is the professional game today: the Grand Slams, the ATP and WTA tours and rankings, the team competitions, Olympic tennis, and the women's game and the sport's numbers.5 sub-levels · 20 tests · 200 factsSport RulesLaws of TennisOne guide per Law, 1 to 32, written from the ITF Rules of Tennis.32 Laws · 55 testsChaptersInteresting Facts10 chapters of tennis history and records, each one a set of sourced facts.10 chapters · 100 tests

Insporta’s tennis Laws series takes the ITF Rules of Tennis 2026 one Law at a time. Each Law has its own guide, split into parts and tests, and each guide sets out what the Law covers: the court and its lines, the ball and the racket, the scoring of a game, set and match, who serves and receives, when a point is played and when it is lost, and how officials and coaching fit into play.

What the series covers

The series runs from Law 1 (The Court) to Law 32 (Rules of Wheelchair Tennis), in the order of the ITF text.

The facts are written in original wording from the Rules, not reproduced from them, and each one carries an explanation. For the exact wording of a Law, read the ITF Rules of Tennis directly.

Questions people ask

How many tennis Laws does Insporta cover?
All 32 Laws of the ITF Rules of Tennis 2026, from Law 1 (The Court) to Law 32 (Rules of Wheelchair Tennis), with one guide per Law.
How is a tennis test on Insporta built?
Each Law is split into sub-levels and tests. Every question carries an explanation and a source reference to the Rule it was written from.
Are the questions copied from the ITF text?
No. The Laws are paraphrased in original wording, and each guide states the facts in its own words. The authoritative text is the ITF Rules of Tennis.