|Boris: The key is to have fun|
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Boris Becker is on the hunt for the next British tennis star.
He tells us why it's important to work hard - but make sure you enjoy yourself too.
I love tennis, and want to see young people who love the game too.
At this age I'm not looking at who's got the best serve, the best volley or the most power - I want to see people who play the game with a smile on their face.
After all, the only way young people will stick with tennis is by enjoying it - that will be the foundation they build upon.
You need to be very quick on your feet and switched on from the very first ball.
You also need excellent hand-eye co-ordination - the distance between the racquet and the ball always has to be perfect.
Many of these skills apply to other sports, but the main difference with tennis is that you're on your own. You can't rely on your team-mates to back you up so you always need to be on top of your game.
That's how it was for me when I first won Wimbledon 20 years ago and the same applies now.
Tennis hasn't changed much in that time, but racquet technology has developed greatly.
Players serve harder today not because they're bigger or stronger, but because they have more powerful racquets.