Friday, January 2, 2009

Calories vs. Cardio

Calories vs. Cardio


How long does it really take to work off the calories in the foods you eat? We'll show you the time before you do the crime.

You already know that scarfing down a bacon cheeseburger and fries will cost you a couple thousand calories — and a couple hours of cardio at the gym. But you may not realize that any food, no matter how healthy it seems, becomes instantly unhealthy once you eat too much of it. Here are some surprising — and not so surprising — caloric offenders, and exactly the price you'll pay in sweat.


CRIME: White cheddar rice cakes

Exhibit A: 45 calories, 0.5 g fat, 160 mg sodium per rice cake
Exhibit B: Can you resist the temptation to eat more than one? How about more than four? The more you chomp on these airy snacks, the higher the calories climb, but do you feel any fuller? Yeah, didn't think so.
SENTENCE: 10 minutes on the stair climber for every two rice cakes
CRIME: Deep-dish pizza

Exhibit A: 220 calories, 7 g fat, 240 mg sodium per slice
Exhibit B: Add extra cheese, pepperoni, sausage and ham for an extra 120 calories per slice. And let's be frank — are you going to stop at just one?
SENTENCE: 37 minutes on the stair climber for each overloaded slice
Burn-a-Thon!






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CRIME: Mini pretzels

Exhibit A: 110 calories, 0 g fat, 250 mg sodium per one-ounce serving
Exhibit B: Double dipping is double trouble, especially since a single serving contains 10% of the recommended daily sodium intake.
SENTENCE: 20 minutes of brisk walking for every serving you eat
CRIME: Large blended coffee with vanilla shot

Exhibit A: 440 calories, 4.5 g fat, 330 mg sodium
Exhibit B: Top it off with whipped cream for an additional 120 calories and 11 grams of fat.
SENTENCE: 37 minutes on the elliptical trainer
CRIME: Granola

Exhibit A: 210 calories, 6 g fat, 25 mg sodium per half-cup serving
Exhibit B: A half-cup serving is deceptively small. A hearty breakfast bowl can hold anywhere from one to two cups of cereal, which is at least double the recommended portion size and up to 840 calories. Use nonfat or low-fat milk to minimize the damage.
SENTENCE: 56 minutes on the elliptical trainer
CRIME: Multigrain bagel

Exhibit A: 400 calories, 9 g fat, 600 mg sodium
Exhibit B: Who gets a bagel without cream cheese? Add a schmear of reduced-fat strawberry cream cheese for an extra 150 calories and 10 grams of fat.
SENTENCE: 52 minutes of intense circuit training
CRIME: Six-inch deli meat sub sandwich

Exhibit A: 410 calories, 16 g fat, 1,450 mg sodium
Exhibit B: Maybe it's not the worst thing you can eat, but it's definitely not the best. The values above don't reflect any of the tasty fixin's, like mayonnaise, oil and vinegar, and fancy flavored dressings. Depending on how heavy-handed your server is with the squeeze bottle, you could be squirting another 200 calories on that sub. Oh, and over 50% of daily recommended sodium intake.
SENTENCE: 1 hour, 6 minutes on the row machine
CRIME: Cobb salad

Exhibit A: 708 calories, 55 g fat, 1,328 mg sodium
Exhibit B: We haven't gotten to the dressing yet. How about reduced-fat vinaigrette? Boom! 100 calories.
SENTENCE: 1 hour, 29 minutes on the stationary bike
CRIME: Fat-free soft-serve vanilla frozen yogurt

Exhibit A: 110 calories, 0 g fat, 65 mg sodium per ½ cup serving
Exhibit B: On paper, this sweet treat doesn't look so bad, until you realize that a size "regular" holds more than two and a half servings! Order the extra large for the equivalent of 4.6 servings in one tiny Styrofoam cup. Not to mention that fat-free desserts tend to overdo it on sugar to compensate for taste. You may end up consuming the same amount of sugar as found in a bottle of soda. Sugary toppings will only make matters worse.
SENTENCE: 1 hour, 30 minutes — the equivalent of 4.5 miles, or 18 laps around the track — of walking
CRIME: Honey BBQ wings (10)

Exhibit A: 90 calories, 5 g fat, 260 mg sodium per wing

Exhibit B: A tiny serving of zesty ranch or blue cheese dressing tacks on an additional 140 calories.
SENTENCE: 1 hour, 33 minutes of jogging
CRIME: Bacon cheeseburger

Exhibit A: 790 calories, 39 g of fat, 2,070 mg sodium
Exhibit B: You probably also ordered a medium fries (380 calories, 19 g fat) and a medium soda (210 calories) for a heart-stopping total of 1,380 calories.
SENTENCE: 1 hour, 32 minutes on the elliptical trainer
CRIME: Chili cheese fries

Exhibit A: 1,920 calories, 147 g fat, 3,570 mg sodium
Exhibit B: The prosecution rests.
SENTENCE: 2 hours, 25 minutes of full-speed running


Calories burned during exercise is affected by body weight, intensity of workout, conditioning level and metabolism. Calories burned per hour are listed below for the example body weights of 130, 155 and 190 pounds.

Calories Burned During Exercise

Activity (1 hour)
130lbs
155lbs
190lbs
Aerobics, general
Aerobics, high impact
Aerobics, low impact
Archery (nonhunting)
Automobile repair
Backpacking, general
Badminton, competitive
Badminton, social, general
Basketball, game
Basketball, nongame, general
Basketball, officiating
Basketball, shooting baskets
Basketball, wheelchair
Bicycling, <10mph,>20mph, racing
Bicycling, 10-11.9mph, light
Bicycling, 12-13.9mph, moderate
Bicycling, 14-15.9mph, vigorous
Bicycling, 16-19mph, very fast, racing
Bicycling, BMX or mountain
Bicycling, stationary, general
Bicycling, stationary, light
Bicycling, stationary, moderate
Bicycling, stationary, very light
Bicycling, stationary, very vigorous
Bicycling, stationary, vigorous
Billiards
Bowling
Boxing, in ring, general
Boxing, punching bag
Boxing, sparring
Broomball
Calisthenics, home, vigorous
Calisthenics, home, light/moderate
Canoeing, on camping trip
Canoeing, rowing, >6 mph, vigorous
Canoeing, rowing, crewing, competition
Canoeing, rowing, light
Canoeing, rowing, moderate
Carpentry, general
Carrying heavy loads, such as bricks
Child care: sitting/kneeling-dressing
Child care: standing-dressing, feeding
Circuit training, general
Cleaning, heavy, vigorous
Cleaning, house, general
Cleaning, light, moderate
Coaching: football, soccer, basketball
Construction, outside, remodeling
Cooking or food preparation
Cricket (batting, bowling)
Croquet
Curling
Dancing, aerobic, ballet or modern
Dancing, ballroom, fast
Dancing, ballroom, slow
Dancing, general
Darts, wall or lawn
Diving, springboard or platform
Electrical work, plumbing
Farming, baling hay, cleaning barn
Farming, milking by hand
Farming, shoveling grain
Fencing
Fishing from boat, sitting
Fishing from river bank, standing
Fishing in stream, in waders
Fishing, general
Fishing, ice, sitting
Football or baseball, playing catch
Football, competitive
Football, touch, flag, general
Frisbee playing, general
Frisbee, ultimate
Gardening, general
Golf, carrying clubs
Golf, general
Golf, miniature or driving range
Golf, pulling clubs
Golf, using power cart
Gymnastics, general
Hacky sack
Handball, general
Handball, team
Health club exercise, general
Hiking, cross country
Hockey, field
Hockey, ice
Horse grooming
Horse racing, galloping
Horseback riding, general
Horseback riding, trotting
Horseback riding, walking
Hunting, general
Jai alai
Jogging, general
Judo, karate, kick boxing, tae kwan do
Kayaking
Kickball
Lacrosse
Marching band, playing instrument
Marching, rapidly, military
Moto-cross
Moving furniture, household
Moving household items-upstairs
Moving household items-carrying
Mowing lawn, general
Mowing lawn, riding mower
Music playing, cello, flute, horn
Music playing, drums
Music playing, guitar, classical (sitting)
Music playing, guitar, rock/roll (stand)
Music playing, piano, organ, violin
Paddleboat
Painting, papering, plastering, scraping
Polo
Pushing or pulling stroller with child
Race walking
Racquetball, casual, general
Racquetball, competitive
Raking lawn
Rock climbing, ascending rock
Rock climbing, rapelling
Rope jumping, fast
Rope jumping, moderate, general
Rope jumping, slow
Rowing, stationary, light
Rowing, stationary, moderate
Rowing, stationary, very vigorous
Rowing, stationary, vigorous
Rugby
Running, 10 mph (6 min mile)
Running, 10.9 mph (5.5 min mile)
Running, 5 mph (12 min mile)
Running, 5.2 mph (11.5 min mile)
Running, 6 mph (10 min mile)
Running, 6.7 mph (9 min mile)
Running, 7 mph (8.5 min mile)
Running, 7.5mph (8 min mile)
Running, 8 mph (7.5 min mile)
Running, 8.6 mph (7 min mile)
Running, 9 mph (6.5 min mile)
Running, cross country
Running, general
Running, in place
Running, on a track, team practice
Running, stairs, up
Running, training, pushing wheelchair
Running, wheeling, general
Sailing, windsurfing, general
Sailing, in competition
Scrubbing floors, on hands and knees
Shoveling snow, by hand
Shuffleboard, lawn bowling
Sitting-playing with child(ren)-light
Skateboarding
Skating, ice, 9 mph or less
Skating, ice, general
Skating, ice, rapidly, > 9 mph
Skating, ice, speed, competitive
Skating, roller
Ski jumping (climb up carrying skis)
Ski machine, general
Skiing, cross-country, racing
Skiing, cross-country, moderate
Skiing, cross-country, slow or light
Skiing, cross-country, uphill, max
Skiing, cross-country, vigorous
Skiing, downhill, light
Skiing, downhill, moderate
Skiing, downhill, vigorous , racing
Skiing, snow, general
Skiing, water
Ski-mobiling, water
Skin diving, scuba diving, general
Sledding, bobsledding, luge
Snorkeling
Snow shoeing
Snowmobiling
Soccer, casual, general
Soccer, competitive
Softball or baseball, fast or slow pitch
Softball, officiating
Squash
Stair-treadmill ergometer, general
Standing-packing/unpacking boxes
Stretching, hatha yoga
Surfing, body or board
Sweeping garage, sidewalk
Swimming laps- fast-vigorous
Swimming laps, freestyle-light
Swimming, backstroke, general
Swimming, breaststroke, general
Swimming, butterfly, general
Swimming, leisurely, general
Swimming, sidestroke, general
Swimming, sychronized
Swimming, treading water, vigorous
Swimming, treading water, moderate
Table tennis, ping pong
Tai chi
Teaching aerobics class
Tennis, doubles
Tennis, general
Tennis, singles
Unicycling
Volleyball, beach
Volleyball, competitive, in gymnasium
Volleyball, noncompetitive
Walk/run-playing with child-moderate
Walk/run-playing with child-vigorous
Walking, 2.0 mph, slow pace
Walking, 3.0 mph, mod. pace
Walking, 3.5 mph, uphill
Walking, 4.0 mph, very brisk pace
Walking, carrying infant or 15-lb load
Walking, grass track
Walking, upstairs
Walking, using crutches
Wallyball, general
Water aerobics, water calisthenics
Water polo
Water volleyball
Weight lifting/body building, vigorous
Weight lifting, light or moderate
Whitewater rafting/kayaking/canoeing

354
413
295
207
177
413
413
266
472
354
413
266
384
236
944
354
472
590
708
502
295
325
413
177
738
620
148
177
708
354
531
413
472
266
236
708
708
177
413
207
472
177
207
472
266
207
148
236
325
148
295
148
236
354
325
177
266
148
177
207
472
177
325
354
148
207
354
236
118
148
531
472
177
207
295
325
236
177
295
207
236
236
708
472
325
354
472
472
354
472
236
384
148
295
708
413
590
295
413
472
236
384
236
354
531
413
325
148
118
236
118
177
148
236
266
472
148
384
413
590
236
649
472
708
590
472
561
413
708
502
590
944
1062
472
531
590
649
679
738
797
826
885
531
472
472
590
885
472
177
177
295
325
354
177
148
295
325
413
531
885
413
413
561
826
472
413
974
531
295
354
472
413
354
413
413
413
295
472
207
413
590
295
354
708
354
207
236
177
236
590
472
472
590
649
354
472
472
590
236
236
236
354
354
413
472
295
472
236
177
236
295
148
207
354
236
207
295
472
236
413
236
590
177
354
177
295
422
493
352
246
211
493
493
317
563
422
493
317
457
281
1126
422
563
704
844
598
352
387
493
211
880
739
176
211
844
422
633
493
563
317
281
844
844
211
493
246
563
211
246
563
317
246
176
281
387
176
352
176
281
422
387
211
317
176
211
246
563
211
387
422
176
246
422
281
141
176
633
563
211
246
352
387
281
211
352
246
281
281
844
563
387
422
563
563
422
563
281
457
176
352
844
493
704
352
493
563
281
457
281
422
633
493
387
176
141
281
141
211
176
281
317
563
176
457
493
704
281
774
563
844
704
563
669
493
844
598
704
1126
1267
563
633
704
774
809
880
950
985
1056
633
563
563
704
1056
563
211
211
352
387
422
211
176
352
387
493
633
1056
493
493
669
985
563
493
1161
633
352
422
563
493
422
493
493
493
352
563
246
493
704
352
422
844
422
246
281
211
281
704
563
563
704
774
422
563
563
704
281
281
281
422
422
493
563
352
563
281
211
281
352
176
246
422
281
246
352
563
281
493
281
704
211
422
211
352
518
604
431
302
259
604
604
388
690
518
604
388
561
345
1380
518
690
863
1035
733
431
474
604
259
1078
906
216
259
1035
518
776
604
690
388
345
1035
1035
259
604
302
690
259
302
690
388
302
216
345
474
216
431
216
345
518
474
259
388
216
259
302
690
259
474
518
216
302
518
345
173
216
776
690
259
302
431
474
345
259
431
302
345
345
1035
690
474
518
690
690
518
690
345
561
216
431
1035
604
863
431
604
690
345
561
345
518
776
604
474
216
173
345
173
259
216
345
388
690
216
561
604
863
345
949
690
1035
863
690
819
604
1035
733
863
1380
1553
690
776
863
949
992
1078
1165
1208
1294
776
690
690
863
1294
690
259
259
431
474
518
259
216
431
474
604
776
1294
604
604
819
1208
690
604
1423
776
431
518
690
604
518
604
604
604
431
690
302
604
863
431
518
1035
518
302
345
259
345
863
690
690
863
949
518
690
690
863
345
345
345
518
518
604
690
431
690
345
259
345
431
216
302
518
345
302
431
690
345
604
345
863
259
518
259
431

Sport of Golf

Golf, easy to take?


Golf is a simple game that can manage to delight and frustrate in equal measure. It is known the world over and is a rare beast in that, people who hate sport or know nothing about it, can bluff their way through a conversation on the subject.

Indeed, conversation is heavily linked to golf. It is a comfortable common ground for people, usually male, meeting for the first time and a convenient ice breaker at events and social functions - the ever popular topic of golf has saved many conversations from those dreaded uncomfortable silences.

In business, golf is viewed as a somewhat vital accessory to the boardroom and a person’s golfing ability (or lack thereof) is considered relevant to whatever proposal they have made. The logic of this is somewhat dubious, but the importance of being at the very least, a capable player, is not something taken lightly in the business community. Much informal maneuvering up the career ladder is done from the seemingly relaxed, although in reality, deadly serious walks along the fairway of whatever overpriced course your boss is a member of.

Too many, golf is more an important credential than a hobby, a symbol of personal status and ability. Many see having an assured, capable and confident game as being reflective of their own personality and their golf game is consequently one other thing to be admired about them! Having time to spend on the golf course is an indicator of success and being a person of prominence – i.e. you have made it to such a level in your career that you make your own decisions and can happily choose to spend an afternoon on the golf course should you please.


Of course, some simply play for enjoyment, it is a game after all. With enough time and practice you can become good at it and it’s not in the least bit complicated in theory. Many view perfecting their golf game as a challenge and schedule in a game as often as they can. Many professional sports seem beyond the reach of the common man or woman, but being good at golf seems within our reach and this has contributed greatly to its massive popularity.

Personal attributes are required to really take your game to a high standard: discipline, ability, talent, assurance, patience, confidence and mental strength. These admirable qualities are all embodied in Tiger Woods, already a legend of the game and still only in his early thirties. His ability is such that he has transcended the game and is recognizable all over the world as being symbolic of what can be achieved if you are extremely motivated and determined.

However, another superstar will emerge soon as becoming great at golf is an achievable goal and even if you don’t make it into the professional game, you can still enjoy the journey.

World Rankings

World Rankings |


(Through February 28)

Pts. Tot. # of Pts. Pts.
Rank Player Country Avg. Pts. Evts Lost Gained
1 Tiger Woods USA 12.37 494.61 40 -92.08 0.00
2 Steve Stricker USA 7.83 344.72 44 -41.21 85.75
3 Phil Mickelson USA 7.42 319.01 43 -59.12 14.93
4 Lee Westwood Eng 6.94 353.77 51 -42.53 53.21
5 Ian Poulter Eng 6.29 314.70 50 -30.27 109.02
6 Paul Casey Eng 5.94 267.38 45 -37.77 69.51
7 Jim Furyk USA 5.26 247.24 47 -38.62 9.43
8 Martin Kaymer Deu 5.13 272.01 53 -34.90 73.89
9 Rory McIlroy Nir 4.93 280.74 57 -31.82 35.41
10 Padraig Harrington Irl 4.83 251.19 52 -48.95 5.84
11 Henrik Stenson Swe 4.81 221.27 46 -41.77 12.61
12 Geoff Ogilvy Aus 4.68 234.09 50 -40.89 52.47
13 Sergio Garcia Esp 4.37 223.07 51 -49.88 30.10
14 Robert Allenby Aus 4.30 249.65 58 -30.57 49.82
15 Kenny Perry USA 4.29 214.28 50 -43.95 12.75
16 Retief Goosen Zaf 3.98 239.07 60 -34.01 44.73
17 Ernie Els Zaf 3.95 209.33 53 -34.28 24.77
18 Robert Karlsson Swe 3.95 161.84 41 -29.62 59.71
19 Sean O'Hair USA 3.93 196.47 50 -34.00 19.61
20 Stewart Cink USA 3.93 184.63 47 -36.39 23.71
21 Camilo Villegas Col 3.87 197.22 51 -33.79 48.10
22 Hunter Mahan USA 3.80 197.57 52 -25.18 59.93
23 Ross Fisher Eng 3.74 187.21 50 -27.89 9.48
24 Luke Donald Eng 3.67 154.24 42 -23.02 47.29
25 Lucas Glover USA 3.56 188.73 53 -26.67 11.74
26 Zach Johnson USA 3.49 178.02 51 -26.76 15.92
27 Y.E. Yang Kor 3.39 193.20 57 -19.92 36.43
28 Dustin Johnson USA 3.32 182.59 55 -17.83 78.46
29 Angel Cabrera Arg 3.28 160.73 49 -23.92 9.96
30 Anthony Kim USA 3.09 157.64 51 -35.62 10.97
31 Alvaro Quiros Esp 2.91 160.07 55 -18.62 55.01
32 Nick Watney USA 2.90 159.35 55 -21.57 22.70
33 Miguel A Jimenez Esp 2.85 156.71 55 -25.64 52.00
34 Charl Schwartzel Zaf 2.77 155.34 56 -16.53 57.11
35 Vijay Singh Fji 2.76 115.89 42 -39.72 3.68
36 Oliver Wilson Eng 2.76 140.70 51 -22.35 29.85
37 Ryo Ishikawa Jpn 2.75 157.01 57 -18.20 11.03
38 Tim Clark Zaf 2.75 156.62 57 -23.60 31.80
39 Michael Sim Aus 2.66 106.21 40 -10.00 20.20
40 Yuta Ikeda Jpn 2.63 105.21 40 -11.58 2.00
41 Mike Weir Can 2.59 121.53 47 -24.66 10.31
42 Adam Scott Aus 2.56 115.02 45 -19.19 4.31
43 Matt Kuchar USA 2.55 132.78 52 -16.16 40.75
44 Thongchai Jaidee Tha 2.49 149.27 60 -17.60 41.55
45 Anders Hansen Dnk 2.44 126.71 52 -16.19 14.46
46 Soren Kjeldsen Dnk 2.44 129.06 53 -22.70 5.35
47 Edoardo Molinari Ita 2.43 128.54 53 -9.05 20.81
48 Francesco Molinari Ita 2.40 134.40 56 -19.22 9.41
49 Graeme McDowell Nir 2.38 128.54 54 -22.44 9.70
50 Soren Hansen Dnk 2.37 128.07 54 -19.82 20.28
51 Brian Gay USA 2.32 139.41 60 -23.33 20.41
52 Ryan Moore USA 2.28 121.07 53 -14.46 18.24
53 Rory Sabbatini Zaf 2.25 123.67 55 -17.07 31.33
54 David Toms USA 2.25 105.63 47 -17.89 3.55
55 Simon Dyson Eng 2.23 131.78 59 -17.73 6.45
56 Ben Crane USA 2.20 114.37 52 -13.76 52.66
57 Peter Hanson Swe 2.17 115.13 53 -17.39 15.84
58 Jeev Milkha Singh Ind 2.08 124.73 60 -27.48 14.18
59 Alexander Noren Swe 2.05 100.38 49 -14.60 7.22
60 Justin Leonard USA 2.04 101.93 50 -24.72 2.00
61 J.B. Holmes USA 2.00 97.95 49 -15.04 47.83
62 Kevin Na USA 1.98 106.86 54 -15.98 14.82
63 Ross McGowan Eng 1.98 104.83 53 -10.90 6.76
64 Stephen Ames Can 1.97 94.59 48 -16.65 11.05
65 Chad Campbell USA 1.95 105.42 54 -20.11 13.87
66 Scott Verplank USA 1.95 93.59 48 -15.32 6.65
67 Louis Oosthuizen Zaf 1.93 104.38 54 -13.64 35.36
68 Chris Wood Eng 1.90 76.13 40 -10.16 13.62
69 Stephen Marino USA 1.89 113.37 60 -18.07 25.71
70 Gonzalo F Castano Esp 1.85 94.34 51 -16.65 2.08
71 Shingo Katayama Jpn 1.85 97.87 53 -19.64 0.00
72 Jason Dufner USA 1.84 94.08 51 -11.03 5.04
73 Brandt Snedeker USA 1.80 93.66 52 -15.45 29.60
74 Ben Curtis USA 1.79 78.94 44 -21.64 1.28
75 Hiroyuki Fujita Jpn 1.76 86.18 49 -13.74 0.00
76 Justin Rose Eng 1.76 94.77 54 -16.88 9.67
77 Rickie Fowler USA 1.73 69.26 40 -2.31 43.94
78 Marc Leishman Aus 1.72 103.41 60 -10.25 26.23
79 Heath Slocum USA 1.72 101.45 59 -16.83 7.52
80 Mathew Goggin Aus 1.70 98.55 58 -18.88 15.10
81 John Senden Aus 1.65 99.11 60 -16.47 2.15
82 Koumei Oda Jpn 1.65 82.53 50 -8.91 0.00
83 John Rollins USA 1.65 92.16 56 -14.41 18.49
84 Kenichi Kuboya Jpn 1.63 81.52 50 -9.79 1.89
85 Davis Love-III USA 1.63 83.06 51 -14.58 10.33
86 Paul Goydos USA 1.63 84.56 52 -14.05 22.96
87 Yasuharu Imano Jpn 1.63 65.00 40 -7.05 0.00
88 Gregory Bourdy Fra 1.62 89.31 55 -9.74 7.50
89 Brendan Jones Aus 1.62 64.73 40 -11.73 0.00
90 Shane Lowry Irl 1.59 63.70 40 -4.59 19.06
91 James Kingston Zaf 1.57 83.04 53 -14.04 5.81
92 Martin Laird Sco 1.56 87.14 56 -9.30 15.56
93 Liang Wen-Chong Chn 1.54 72.56 47 -10.22 2.21
94 Bubba Watson USA 1.54 79.85 52 -13.96 16.34
95 Kevin Sutherland USA 1.53 79.79 52 -17.38 9.83
96 K.J. Choi Kor 1.53 73.42 48 -16.64 12.43
97 Bryce Molder USA 1.53 82.52 54 -8.29 15.50
98 Jerry Kelly USA 1.52 85.02 56 -16.39 2.62
99 Charles Howell-III USA 1.49 89.69 60 -12.34 32.37
100 Pat Perez USA 1.48 75.25 51 -14.57 12.79
101 Ryan Palmer USA 1.47 81.11 55 -6.69 54.36
102 Anthony Wall Eng 1.47 79.44 54 -14.13 1.95
103 Scott Strange Aus 1.42 71.05 50 -11.96 0.00
104 Kim Kyung-Tae Kor 1.40 61.68 44 -5.67 0.00
105 Andres Romero Arg 1.39 65.50 47 -17.14 15.67
106 David Duval USA 1.39 57.13 41 -4.68 24.00
107 Mark Wilson USA 1.39 79.39 57 -13.99 10.90
108 Darren Clarke Nir 1.39 77.98 56 -15.32 16.07
109 Rod Pampling Aus 1.38 82.59 60 -17.33 4.86
110 Thomas Aiken Zaf 1.37 76.54 56 -7.89 22.78
111 Tom Watson USA 1.36 54.46 40 -5.87 7.50
112 Prayad Marksaeng Tha 1.35 81.21 60 -17.46 4.00
113 Andrew Dodt Aus 1.35 53.81 40 -3.44 32.48
114 Richard Green Aus 1.33 60.03 45 -10.98 10.56
115 Richard Sterne Zaf 1.33 66.49 50 -11.45 4.30
116 Bill Haas USA 1.31 75.78 58 -8.51 31.52
117 Fred Couples USA 1.31 52.21 40 -10.70 6.36
118 Nick Dougherty Eng 1.30 69.07 53 -11.81 8.05
119 George McNeill USA 1.30 71.56 55 -10.07 13.26
120 Jason Bohn USA 1.29 51.60 40 -9.46 8.18
121 David Smail NZl 1.28 62.52 49 -11.13 0.00
122 Tomohiro Kondo Jpn 1.28 59.94 47 -8.46 0.00
123 Gaganjeet Bhullar Ind 1.27 50.96 40 -4.86 14.00
124 Shigeki Maruyama Jpn 1.27 63.31 50 -5.40 0.00
125 Danny Willett Eng 1.24 49.66 40 -6.11 8.45
126 Ryuichi Oda Jpn 1.24 60.64 49 -5.10 0.00
127 Chad Collins USA 1.19 59.53 50 -5.19 14.51
128 Richie Ramsay Sco 1.19 67.67 57 -6.50 3.93
129 Thomas Levet Fra 1.18 60.40 51 -11.88 0.00
130 Charley Hoffman USA 1.18 66.20 56 -11.95 3.68
131 Lin Wen-Tang Twn 1.18 47.25 40 -11.07 0.00
132 Nick O'Hern Aus 1.18 66.06 56 -10.91 3.89
133 Steve Webster Eng 1.18 56.44 48 -9.63 3.11
134 Azuma Yano Jpn 1.17 63.26 54 -11.40 0.00
135 Rhys Davies Wal 1.17 66.66 57 -7.48 10.26
136 Bradley Dredge Wal 1.17 58.35 50 -7.66 12.36
137 Peter Hedblom Swe 1.17 60.62 52 -11.47 5.08
138 John Mallinger USA 1.15 63.23 55 -12.81 0.00
139 Tom Gillis USA 1.15 45.91 40 -4.61 13.60
139 Raphael Jacquelin Fra 1.15 64.28 56 -9.37 3.23
141 Johan Edfors Swe 1.14 60.20 53 -11.70 1.78
142 Nicolas Colsaerts Bel 1.13 45.21 40 -5.04 0.00
143 Gareth Maybin Nir 1.12 60.74 54 -9.52 4.23
144 Stuart Appleby Aus 1.12 65.17 58 -15.60 0.00
145 Fredrik Jacobson Swe 1.12 56.08 50 -12.51 3.95
146 Blake Adams USA 1.11 44.27 40 -4.80 7.77
148 Bo Van Pelt USA 1.09 65.66 60 -10.40 8.78
149 Rafael Bello Esp 1.09 65.65 60 -10.68 1.59
150 Josh Teater USA 1.09 43.56 40 -3.58 9.92
151 David Drysdale Sco 1.09 65.17 60 -8.74 7.75
152 Jonathan Byrd USA 1.09 55.36 51 -9.88 6.05
153 Peter Lawrie Irl 1.08 60.31 56 -10.03 9.47
154 D.J. Trahan USA 1.08 61.37 57 -13.56 16.83
155 Ricardo Gonzalez Arg 1.07 51.58 48 -7.39 7.02
156 Woody Austin USA 1.07 56.50 53 -14.31 2.00
157 Boo Weekley USA 1.06 48.75 46 -16.59 1.70
158 Greg Chalmers Aus 1.05 62.22 59 -9.78 4.30
159 Cameron Beckman USA 1.05 56.85 54 -6.86 24.00
160 Charlie Wi Kor 1.05 58.70 56 -12.16 7.11
161 Toshinori Muto Jpn 1.05 48.17 46 -7.67 0.00
162 Brian Davis Eng 1.04 62.11 60 -11.81 1.51
163 Ryuji Imada Jpn 1.03 55.50 54 -14.66 16.10
163 Danny Lee NZl 1.03 41.11 40 -6.37 1.54
165 Webb Simpson USA 1.03 50.27 49 -7.36 7.47
166 Daisuke Maruyama Jpn 1.02 56.25 55 -7.18 0.00
167 Jason Day Aus 1.01 46.47 46 -8.42 1.32
168 Robert-Jan Derksen Nld 1.00 51.24 51 -8.69 2.46
169 Robert Rock Eng 1.00 54.09 54 -8.05 2.97
170 Christian Nilsson Swe 1.00 39.88 40 -5.31 4.26
171 Toru Suzuki Jpn 1.00 45.80 46 -4.87 0.00
172 Jamie Donaldson Wal 0.99 50.69 51 -7.57 3.11
173 John Merrick USA 0.99 55.62 56 -12.64 6.03
174 Toru Taniguchi Jpn 0.99 42.48 43 -6.53 0.00
175 Briny Baird USA 0.98 55.11 56 -13.24 12.01
176 Ricky Barnes USA 0.98 51.87 53 -6.62 13.58
177 Michael Allen USA 0.98 46.86 48 -6.97 13.11
178 Alex Prugh USA 0.98 45.87 47 -4.00 24.50
179 Aaron Baddeley Aus 0.97 45.67 47 -12.99 1.20
180 Troy Matteson USA 0.96 56.87 59 -8.27 6.84
181 Graeme Storm Eng 0.95 50.44 53 -10.82 0.00
182 Scott Piercy USA 0.95 51.35 54 -8.31 10.40
183 Hideto Tanihara Jpn 0.95 48.33 51 -9.72 2.61
184 Hennie Otto Zaf 0.94 49.89 53 -8.22 23.19
185 Nathan Green Aus 0.94 56.17 60 -9.95 11.32
186 Bae Sang-moon Kor 0.93 37.25 40 -6.71 0.00
187 David Horsey Eng 0.93 51.85 56 -8.24 17.27
188 Tim Petrovic USA 0.92 55.11 60 -9.68 0.00
189 Thomas Bjorn Dnk 0.91 38.40 42 -5.22 14.49
190 D.A. Points USA 0.91 52.64 58 -8.21 6.56
191 Vaughn Taylor USA 0.91 52.58 58 -7.28 15.19
192 James Nitties Aus 0.90 36.01 40 -4.28 0.00
193 Jeff Klauk USA 0.90 51.06 57 -9.69 1.95
194 Kaname Yokoo Jpn 0.89 44.62 50 -5.56 0.00
195 Kazuhiro Yamashita Jpn 0.89 41.72 47 -4.20 0.00
196 Trevor Immelman Zaf 0.88 35.13 40 -18.84 0.00
197 Darren Fichardt Zaf 0.87 34.70 40 -2.76 15.43
198 Christian Cevaer Fra 0.87 42.42 49 -7.12 0.00
199 Keith Horne Zaf 0.86 37.11 43 -2.70 18.35
200 Niclas Fasth Swe 0.86 47.38 55 -7.61 7.02
Through February 28




Tennis world Rankings - 2010

Can tennis help you live a longer, healthier, and happier life? Apparently so, according to research circulating around the medical and tennis communities. Several studies are trumpeting the sport's health and fitness benefits as well as the social, emotional, and psychological advantages it offers participants. Here are a few of the positive tidbits researchers have found.


Tennis is good for the ticker. Dr. Ralph Paffenbarger led a 20-year longevity study of more than 10,000 Harvard alumni. He and his team found that middle-aged men who participated in moderately vigorous sports activities (such as tennis) for three hours each week cut their risk of death from coronary heart disease by 41 percent. (Source: New England Journal of Medicine).

Tennis develops positive personality characteristics. Tennis players had the highest scores in sociability, spontaneity, creativity, competitiveness, adventurousness, mental focus, and assertiveness when compared to golfers, runners, weightlifters, inline skaters, and downhill skiers. (Source: Jim Gavin, Ph.D., Concordia University, author of The Exercise Habit)

Tennis is good for the mind. Dr. Joan Finn and Southern California State University researchers compared the psychological states of 200 senior tennis players to a control group. They found that the tennis players scored higher in vigor, optimism, and self-esteem, and lower in anger, depression, confusion, anxiety, and tension.

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Tennis helps you keep your figure. Competitive tennis burns more calories than moderate aerobics, moderate inline skating, weightlifting, walking, baseball, golfing, and other activities, reported LGE Performance Systems in Orlando, Fla. And a recent issue of Health magazine stated that a 150-pound person burns more calories per hour playing tennis (420) than volleyball, swimming, canoeing, hiking, softball, or golfing.

"I play tennis, therefore I think" Because tennis requires alertness and tactical thinking, it may generate new connections between nerves in the brain, thus promoting a lifetime of continuing development, reported scientists at the University of Illinois. (Source: LGE Performance Systems)

Tennis keeps your body moving and heart pumping. Tennis is an aerobic and anaerobic activity. The heart rate stays elevated when players are moving on the court, and intense bursts of energy followed by rest help muscles use oxygen efficiently. Players improve their cardiovascular fitness, leg strength, balance, speed, agility, and eye-hand coordination.


Men's Tennis ATP Rankings - 2010

Men's Singles Rankings

RANK PLAYER COUNTRY MOVEMENTPOINTS
1Roger FedererSwitzerland
0
11350.0
2Novak DjokovicSerbia  & Montenegro
0
8310.0
3Rafael NadalSpain
0
7520.0
4Andy MurrayGreat  Britain
0
7255.0
5Juan Martin del PotroArgentina
0
6265.0
6Nikolay DavydenkoRussia
0
5290.0
7Robin SoderlingSweden
0
3855.0
8Andy RoddickUSA
0
3720.0
9Marin CilicCroatia
0
2970.0
10Fernando GonzalezChile
2
2890.0
11Jo-Wilfried TsongaFrance
0
2870.0
12Fernando VerdascoSpain
2
2860.0
13Mikhail YouzhnyRussia
2
2235.0
14Juan Carlos FerreroSpain
2
2220.0
15Gael MonfilsFrance
2
2130.0
16David FerrerSpain
1
2085.0
17Radek StepanekCzech  Republic
3
1985.0
18Tommy HaasGermany
1
1830.0
19Stanislas WawrinkaSwitzerland
1
1765.0
20John IsnerUSA
1
1720.0
21Gilles SimonFrance
3
1710.0
22Sam QuerreyUSA
0
1625.0
23Tommy RobredoSpain
0
1595.0
24Lleyton HewittAustralia
0
1590.0
25Tomas BerdychCzech  Republic
0
1590.0
26Ivan LjubicicCroatia
0
1520.0
27Juan MonacoArgentina
3
1430.0
28Jurgen MelzerAustria
3
1405.0
29Ivo KarlovicCroatia
4
1345.0
30Philipp KohlschreiberGermany
2
1305.0
31Albert MontanesSpain
2
1300.0
32Thomaz BellucciBrazil
0
1246.0
33Marcos BaghdatisCyprus
4
1235.0
34Feliciano LopezSpain
0
1190.0
35V Troickinull
0
1110.0
36Janko TipsarevicSerbia  & Montenegro
3
1110.0
37Julien BenneteauFrance
1
1109.0
38Igor AndreevRussia
0
1030.0
39Benjamin BeckerGermany
1
986.0
40Nicolas AlmagroSpain
13
960.0
41Paul-Henri MathieuFrance
1
930.0
42Lukasz KubotPoland
6
912.0
43Victor HanescuRomania
1
905.0
44Jeremy ChardyFrance
3
905.0
45Ernests GulbisLatvia
27
904.0
46Andreas SeppiItaly
1
900.0
47Pablo CuevasUruguay
4
890.0
48Andreas BeckGermany
5
879.0
49Guillermo Garcia-LopezSpain
2
869.0
50Horacio ZeballosArgentina
1
856.0
51Michael BerrerGermany
5
853.0
52James BlakeUSA
2
845.0
53Florian MayerGermany
0
827.0
54Philipp PetzschnerGermany
1
792.0
55Fabio FogniniItaly
2
780.0
56Marco ChiudinelliSwitzerland
4
761.0
57Evgeny KorolevRussia
11
757.0
58Simon GreulGermany
4
754.0
59Olivier RochusBelgium
1
752.0
60Lukas Lacko
0
729.0
61Marc GicquelFrance
2
724.0
62Stephane RobertFrance
1
721.0
63Florent SerraFrance
4
720.0
64Eduardo SchwankArgentina
17
718.0
65Michael LlodraFrance
0
717.0
66Dudi SelaIsrael
2
709.0
67Potito StaraceItaly
1
682.0
68Michael RussellUSA
0
680.0
69Richard GasquetFrance
15
675.0
70Sergiy StakhovskyUkraine
0
669.0
71Alejandro FallaColombia
0
667.0
72Arnaud ClementFrance
5
659.0
73Leonardo MayerArgentina
4
647.0
74Thiemo de BakkerNetherlands
2
636.0
75Peter LuczakAustralia
0
625.0
76Denis IstominUzbekistan
1
621.0
77Taylor DentUSA
1
611.0
78Oscar HernandezSpain
2
608.0
79Rajeev RamUSA
3
606.0
80Juan Ignacio ChelaArgentina
3
605.0
81Oleksandr Jr DolgopolovUkraine
20
605.0
82Jan HajekCzech  Republic
3
596.0
83Mischa ZverevGermany
3
594.0
84Illya MarchenkoUkraine
0
594.0
85Jarkko NieminenFinland
24
588.0
86Marcos DanielBrazil
1
585.0
87Xavier MalisseBelgium
1
571.0
88Karol Beck
1
571.0
89Rainer SchuettlerGermany
3
564.0
90Santiago VenturaSpain
3
560.0
91Paolo LorenziItaly
3
555.0
92Nicolas MassuChile
4
544.0
93Santiago GiraldoColombia
5
544.0
94Nicolas LapenttiEcuador
3
540.0
95Daniel BrandsGermany
5
540.0
96Daniel KoellererAustria
22
537.0
97Andrey GolubevRussia
2
532.0
98Daniel Gimeno-TraverSpain
19
531.0
99Steve DarcisBelgium
3
520.0
100Wayne OdesnikUSA
8
514.0

Rankings provided by the ATP.

Women's Tennis WTA Rankings - 2010


Last Updated: March 1, 2010

Women's Singles Rankings

RANK PLAYER COUNTRY MOVEMENTPOINTS
1Serena WilliamsUSA
0
8645.0
2Dinara SafinaRussia
0
6480.0
3Svetlana KuznetsovaRussia
0
5930.0
4Caroline WozniackiDenmark
0
5925.0
5Venus WilliamsUSA
0
5626.0
6Victoria AzarenkaBelarus
0
5300.0
7Elena DementievaRussia
0
4855.0
8Agnieszka RadwanskaPoland
0
3880.0
9Jelena JankovicSerbia  & Montenegro
0
3770.0
10Na LiChina
0
3665.0
11Samantha StosurAustralia
1
3165.0
12Flavia PennettaItaly
1
3160.0
13Maria SharapovaRussia
0
3105.0
14Marion BartoliFrance
0
3000.0
15Vera ZvonarevaRussia
0
2965.0
16Yanina WickmayerBelgium
0
2940.0
17Kim ClijstersBelgium
0
2780.0
18Francesca SchiavoneItaly
0
2730.0
19Nadia PetrovaRussia
0
2440.0
20Shahar PeerIsrael
0
2350.0
21Zheng JieChina
0
2210.0
22Aravane RezaiFrance
0
2190.0
23Alona BondarenkoUkraine
0
2020.0
24Daniela Hantuchova
0
2000.0
25Sabine LisickiGermany
0
1975.0
26Alisa KleybanovaRussia
3
1970.0
27Ana IvanovicSerbia  & Montenegro
1
1867.0
28Anastasia PavlyuchenkovaRussia
1
1765.0
29Dominika Cibulkova
1
1748.0
30Elena VesninaRussia
0
1730.0
31Agnes SzavayHungary
0
1725.0
32Kateryna BondarenkoUkraine
0
1720.0
33Maria Jose Martinez SanchezSpain
0
1700.0
34Anabel Medina GarriguesSpain
0
1665.0
35Aleksandra WozniakCanada
0
1645.0
36Gisela DulkoArgentina
1
1635.0
37Maria KirilenkoRussia
1
1610.0
38Lucie SafarovaCzech  Republic
0
1575.0
39Virginie RazzanoFrance
0
1565.0
40Sorana-Mihaela CirsteaRomania
0
1512.0
41Melanie OudinUSA
0
1487.0
42Carla Suarez-NavarroSpain
4
1475.0
43Vera DushevinaRussia
1
1450.0
44Andrea PetkovicGermany
1
1439.0
45Yaroslava ShvedovaRussia
1
1424.0
46Melinda CzinkHungary
1
1420.0
47Sybille BammerAustria
3
1395.0
48Patty SchnyderSwitzerland
0
1356.0
49Sara ErraniItaly
0
1350.0
50Olga GovortsovaBelarus
1
1290.0
51Alexandra DulgheruRomania
1
1287.0
52Iveta BenesovaCzech  Republic
5
1270.0
53Polona Hercognull
7
1267.0
54Magdalena Rybarikova
1
1265.0
55Timea BacsinszkySwitzerland
1
1252.0
56Tathiana GarbinItaly
3
1245.0
57Shuai PengChina
1
1201.0
58Roberta VinciItaly
1
1175.0
59Ekaterina MakarovaRussia
1
1130.0
60Anna-Lena GroenefeldGermany
1
1085.0
61Petra KvitovaCzech  Republic
0
1041.0
62Kimiko Date KrummJapan
1
991.0
63Stefanie VogeleSwitzerland
1
959.0
64Elena BaltachaGreat  Britain
1
954.0
65Angelique KerberGermany
1
936.0
66Barbora Zahlavova-StrycovaCzech  Republic
4
927.0
67Lucie HradeckaCzech  Republic
1
925.0
68Regina KulikovaRussia
1
912.0
69Julia GeorgesGermany
2
911.0
70Anna ChakvetadzeRussia
0
907.0
71Alberta BriantiItaly
1
887.0
72Anastasija SevastovaLatvia
1
873.0
73Kristina BarroisGermany
1
870.0
74Vania KingUSA
1
861.0
75Tamarine TanasugarnThailand
1
858.0
76Petra MarticCroatia
1
849.0
77Kirsten FlipkensBelgium
6
841.0
78Tatjana MalekGermany
3
836.0
79Sofia ArvidssonSweden
0
834.0
80Raluca OlaruRomania
2
828.0
81Alla KudryavtsevaRussia
1
821.0
82Jill CraybasUSA
1
815.0
83Sania MirzaIndia
2
795.0
84Alize CornetFrance
5
790.0
85Sandra ZahlavovaCzech  Republic
1
786.0
86Arantxa Parra SantonjaSpain
2
782.0
87Urszula RadwanskaPoland
1
765.0
88Julie CoinFrance
8
764.0
89Ayumi MoritaJapan
14
748.0
90Klara ZakopalovaCzech  Republic
0
742.0
91Kai-Lung ChangTaipei
1
737.0
92Anastasia RodionovaRussia
5
719.0
93Karolina SpremCroatia
6
713.0
94Yvonne MeusburgerAustria
3
712.0
95Kaia KanepiEstonia
1
701.0
96Mariana Duque MarinoColombia
2
687.0
97Yung-Jan ChanTaipei
2
686.0
98Akgul AmanmuradovaUzbekistan
0
680.0
99Viktoria KutuzovaUkraine
2
669.0
100Katie O'BrienGreat  Britain
7
667.0

Rankings provided by the ATP.

Men's Tennis Schedule & Results - 2010



Current Tournaments

DATE TOURNAMENT LOCATION
Completed Tournaments
DATE TOURNAMENT LOCATION CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH
Jan. 3 - 10ATP Brisbane InternationalBrisbane, Australia(1) Andy Roddick (USA) def. (2) Radek Stepanek (Cze) 7-6 (7-2) 7-6 (9-7)
Jan. 4 - 10ATP Aircel Chennai OpenChennai, India(2) Marin Cilic (Cro) def. (3) Stanislas Wawrinka (Swi) 7-6 (7-2) 7-6 (7-3)
Jan. 4 - 10ATP Qatar ExxonMobil OpenDoha, Qatar(3) Nikolay Davydenko (Rus) def. (2) Rafael Nadal (Spa) 0-6 7-6 (10-8) 6-4
Jan. 11 - 16ATP Heineken OpenAuckland, New ZealandJohn Isner (USA) def. Arnaud Clement (Fra) 6-3 5-7 7-6 (7-2)
Jan. 11 - 17ATP Medibank InternationalSydney, AustraliaMarcos Baghdatis (Cyp) def. Richard Gasquet (Fra) 6-4 7-6 (7-2)
Jan. 18 - 31Australian Open
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Melbourne, Australia(1) Roger Federer (Swi) def. (5) Andy Murray (Gbr) 6-3 6-4 7-6 (13-11)
Feb. 1 - 7ATP Movistar OpenSantiago, Chile(3) Thomaz Bellucci (Bra) def. (2) Juan Monaco (Arg) 6-2 0-6 6-4
Feb. 1 - 7ATP PBZ Zagreb IndoorsZagreb, Croatia(1) Marin Cilic (Cro) def. Michael Berrer (Ger) 6-4 6-7 (5-7) 6-3
Feb. 1 - 7ATP SA Tennis OpenJohannesburg, South Africa(3) Feliciano Lopez (Spa) def. (8) Stephane Robert (Fra) 7-5 6-1
Feb. 8 - 14ATP ABN AMRO World Tennis TournamentRotterdam, Holland(3) Robin Soderling (Swe) def. (6) Mikhail Youzhny (Rus) 6-4 2-0 ret
Feb. 8 - 14ATP Brasil OpenCosta do Sauipe, Brazil(1) Juan Carlos Ferrero (Spa) def. Lukasz Kubot (Pol) 6-1 6-0
Feb. 8 - 14ATP SAP OpenSan Jose, California, USA(2) Fernando Verdasco (Spa) def. (1) Andy Roddick (USA) 3-6 6-4 6-4
Feb. 15 - 21ATP Tour Open 13Marseille, FranceMichael Llodra (Fra) def. (8) Julien Benneteau (Fra) 6-3 6-4
Feb. 15 - 21ATP Regions Morgan Keegan Championships & The Cellular South CupMemphis, Tennessee, USA(8) Sam Querrey (USA) def. (6) John Isner (USA) 6-7 (3-7) 7-6 (7-5) 6-3
Feb. 15 - 21ATP Copa TelmexBuenos Aires, Argentina(2) Juan Carlos Ferrero (Spa) def. (1) David Ferrer (Spa) 5-7 6-4 6-3
Feb. 22 - 28ATP Abierto Mexicano TelcelAcapulco, Mexico(3) David Ferrer (Spa) def. (4) Juan Carlos Ferrero (Spa) 6-3 3-6 6-1
Feb. 22 - 28ATP Barclays Dubai Tennis ChampionshipsDubai, UAE(2) Novak Djokovic (Ser) def. (7) Mikhail Youzhny (Rus) 7-5 5-7 6-3
Feb. 22 - 28ATP Delray Beach International Tennis ChampionshipDelray Beach, Florida, USAErnests Gulbis (Lat) def. (2) Ivo Karlovic (Cro) 6-2 6-3
Scheduled Tournaments
DATE TOURNAMENT LOCATION
Mar. 8 - 15ATP BNP Paribas OpenIndian Wells, California, USA
Mar. 22 - 29ATP Masters Series Sony Ericsson OpenMiami, Florida, USA
Apr. 5 - 11ATP Grand Prix Hassan IICasablanca, Morocco
Apr. 5 - 11ATP US Men's Claycourt ChampionshipsHouston, Texas, USA
Apr. 12 - 18ATP Monte-Carlo Rolex MastersMonte-Carlo, Monaco
Apr. 19 - 25ATP Open Sabadell AtlanticoBarcelona, Spain
Apr. 26 - May. 2ATP Internationaionali BNL d'ItaliaRome, Italy
May. 3 - 9ATP BMW OpenMunich, Germany
May. 3 - 9ATP Estoril OpenEstoril, Portugal
May. 3 - 9ATP Serbia OpenBelgrade, Serbia
May. 10 - 16ATP Mutua Madrilena MastersMadrid, Spain
May. 17 - 23ARAG ATP World Team ChampionshipsDusseldrof, Germany
May. 17 - 23ATP Interwetten Austrian Open KitzbuhelKitzbuhel, Austria
May. 24 - Jun. 6French Open
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Paris, France
Jun. 7 - 13ATP Gerry Weber OpenHalle, Germany
Jun. 7 - 13ATP AEGON ChampionshipsLondon, England
Jun. 14 - 20ATP Tour Ordina Opens'Hertogenbosch, Netherlands
Jun. 14 - 20ATP AEGON InternationalEastbourne, England
Jun. 21 - Jul. 4Wimbledon
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Wimbledon, England
Jul. 5 - 11ATP Campbell's Hall of Fame Tennis ChampionshipsNewport, Rhode Island, USA
Jul. 12 - 18ATP Mercedes CupStuttgart, Germany
Jul. 12 - 18ATP Catella Swedish OpenBastad, Sweden
Jul. 19 - 25ATP Indianapolis Tennis ChampionshipsIndianapolis, Indiana, USA
Jul. 19 - 25ATP German OpenHamburg, Germany
Jul. 26 - Aug. 1ATP Allianz Suisse Open GstaadGstaad, Switzerland
Jul. 26 - Aug. 1ATP Studena Croatia Open UmagUmag, Croatia
Jul. 26 - Aug. 1ATP LA Tennis OpenLos Angeles, California, USA
Aug. 2 - 8ATP Legg Mason Tennis ClassicWashington D.C, USA
Aug. 16 - 22ATP Masters Series Western & Southern Financial Group MastersCincinnati, Ohio, USA
Aug. 23 - 29ATP Pilot Pen TennisNew Haven, Connecticut, USA
Aug. 30 - Sep. 12US Open
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Flushing Meadows, New York, USA
Sep. 20 - 26ATP BCR Open RomaniaBucharest, Romania
Sep. 20 - 26ATP Tour Open de MoselleMetz, France
Sep. 27 - Oct. 3ATP Thailand OpenBangkok, Thailand
Sep. 27 - Oct. 3ATP Malaysian Open, Kuala LumpurKuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Oct. 4 - 10ATP Japan Open Tokyo, Japan
Oct. 4 - 10ATP China OpenBeijing, China
Oct. 11 - 17Shanghai ATP Masters 1000, Presented by RolexShanghai, China
Oct. 18 - 24ATP Kremlin CupMoscow, Russia
Oct. 18 - 24ATP Tour if...Stockholm OpenStockholm, Sweden
Oct. 25 - 31ATP Bank Austria Tennis TrophyVienna, Austria
Oct. 25 - 31ATP Grand Prix de Tennis de LyonLyon, France
Oct. 25 - 31ATP Tour St. Petersburg OpenSt. Petersburg, Russia
Nov. 1 - 7ATP Davidoff Swiss Indoors BaselBasel, Switzerland
Nov. 1 - 7ATP Tour Open de Tenis Comunidad ValencianaValencia, Spain
Nov. 8 - 20ATP BNP Paribas MastersParis, France
Nov. 21 - 28Barclays ATP World Tour FinalsLondon, England