tennis_court_apron

The court apron is referred to as the backstop and sidestop. These areas are
entirely outside of the playing court, but legal shots made here are
considered in play

internal

Create scaled 'ggplot' representations of playing surfaces.
Playing surfaces are drawn pursuant to rule-book specifications.
This package should be used as a baseline plot for displaying any type of
tracking data.

Ross Drucker

sportyR

Plot Scaled 'ggplot' Representations of Sports Playing Surfaces

tennis_court_apron function

<dl><dt>court_length</dt>
<dd>The length of the court</dd>
<dt>court_width</dt>
<dd>The width of the court (usually the doubles width of the
court)</dd>
<dt>backstop_distance</dt>
<dd>The distance from the back edge of the
<code>tennis_baseline()</code> to the back boundary</dd>
<dt>sidestop_distance</dt>
<dd>The distance from the outer edge of the
<code>tennis_sideline()</code> to the side boundary</dd></dl>

Arguments

The court apron is referred to as the backstop and sidestop. These areas are
entirely outside of the playing court, but legal shots made here are
considered in play — tennis_court_apron

<dl>

<dt>court_length</dt>
<dd>The length of the court</dd>


<dt>court_width</dt>
<dd>The width of the court (usually the doubles width of the
court)</dd>


<dt>backstop_distance</dt>
<dd>The distance from the back edge of the
<code>tennis_baseline()</code> to the back boundary</dd>


<dt>sidestop_distance</dt>
<dd>The distance from the outer edge of the
<code>tennis_sideline()</code> to the side boundary</dd>

</dl>

The court apron is referred to as the backstop and sidestop. These areas are
entirely outside of the playing court, but legal shots made here are
considered in play

tennis_court_apron: The court apron is referred to as the backstop and sidestop. These areas are entirely outside of the playing court, but legal shots made here are considered in play

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