Ramblings of a Dutchy in California

In April 2003 I traded my hometown of Haarlem, Netherlands, for the San Francisco Bay Area and a career in tech journalism and high-tech public relations. But work isn't the only reason I like the area, as you'll see on this blog, which will primarily have photos and some personal thoughts.

Saturday, September 20, 2008

One Click Tennis

Tennis is one of the ways I try to keep fit and One Click Tennis has been a great help. In the past I have found tennis buddies on Craig's List, but that's a far cry from One Click. The Web site is like an old fashioned tennis ladder, but automated.

It is super simple, you advertise your availability on a calendar and One Click finds a partner of similar skill level who wants to play at the same time. The site has a great database of tennis courts and it always places you on a court nearby both players' residences.

Creator Z has done a fantastic job, each time I want to play the Web site finds me an opponent. Through One Click I have played a wide variety of people, young and old with all kinds of backgrounds. Silicon Valley is a true melting pot and One Click once again proofs that. Anyway, if you're looking for tennis partners in the San Francisco Bay Area, try One Click and for $50 a year I think it is a bargain, far less than a fitness club.

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