I suspect (but can't prove) that OnSong may be running intensive background processes, possibly to mine crypto. But I'd love >6 hours of battery life when running that app. I can (mostly, sort of) work around that. #3: OnSong seems to be a real resource hog. I'd love to be able to create charts on my MacBook, but access them on my iPad while playing. That's not always convenient, but I make it work (sort of). But it's very klugy, and my iPad has to be on and on the same wifi network. #2: I use console mode because I'm more productive editing charts on my laptop, rather than my iPad. But this means upgrading is out of the question. I'm running an older (pre-subscription) version. I have a short list of gripes that have me looking at alternatives. The Masterton Tennis Centre will also hold an Opening Day on Saturday, from 1pm to 4pm, with a chance to meet new head coach Harry Gotze, an ITF-qualified professional coach with more than a decade of coaching experience.I'm (more or less) successfully using OnSong to organize my chord charts. The activities will run from 11am to 4pm on Saturday at the Carterton and Martinborough tennis clubs.

Clubs helping each other to succeed is a big part of what Love Tennis is about.” We compiled a video with club representatives from around New Zealand telling their own success stories and then showed this to all Love Tennis volunteers. “This year we left the talking up to the clubs. “It’s a highlight of my year getting around the country and visiting so many inspiring club volunteers,” Jansen said. Love Tennis national co-ordinator Mel Jansen and Tennis NZ club support manager Ali Telford, have been on the road visiting nearly every club nationwide in the lead-up to the event.

More than 150 tennis clubs and over 20,000 people from across the country will take part in the open days. Wairarapa Tennis Association administrator Rebecca Pearce said the promotional day aims to showcase tennis to the community, with lots of fun activities, some basic coaching, with rackets provided, and there will be deals for new members to join, competitions, and spot prizes, including a major prize of a trip for two to the 2023 ASB Tennis Classic in Auckland. The brainchild of Tennis New Zealand, Love Tennis is a fun, free opportunity for everyone to experience what great game tennis is. If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to serve that ace or smash that lob past your opponent, here’s your chance to give tennis a go at the Love Tennis Day tomorrow at Martinborough and Carterton Tennis Clubs. Rick Wilkie plays a shot at the picturesque Martinborough Club, which will host its Love Tennis Day tomorrow.

Onsong for mac