Tennis can be played on hard, grass, or clay courts, requiring players to pay attention to the kind of shoes they wear. The type of court also has a significant influence on your playing style. Clay courts are particularly challenging because they tend toward more topspin through full western grip, thereby demanding consistency and powerful defense from players. Take the majors at Roland Garros’s clay courts for example. The game slows down a little, and the ball springs up higher. On the other hand, the ball stays fast and low on the courts of Wimbledon. Both courts have their share of challenges to offer to players. You should be able…