An engineer overthinks tennis in a daily journal.
Yesterday’s discussion focused on the stewardship of physical infrastructure. Tennis courts are valuable community assets that deserve thoughtful long-term management because replacing them is expensive,Read More
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Yesterday, I introduced this weekend’s theme, “Crimes Against Tennis,” by examining how seemingly insignificant acts of thoughtlessness gradually damage public tennis facilities. Today, I wantRead More
This weekend’s “Unplugged” series theme is “Crimes Against Tennis.” Rather than things that belong on a police blotter, we are focusing on actions and decisionsRead More
Gerry Donohue is an established author of books and magazine articles spanning a wide variety of topics. Stop Losing Points: 50 Mistakes Recreational Tennis Players MakeRead More
Every Wednesday, this site examines a rule or governing principle that shapes how tennis is actually played. We are currently in the midst of aRead More
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Most “knowledge workers” spend an astonishing amount of time sitting. That is certainly true for me. My day job involves an inordinate amount of timeRead More
Intro Can Tennis Survive Its New Golden Age? The next generation of elite players has arrived. On the court, they are delivering astonishing play. OffRead More
I suspect that most tennis players think of improvement as something that exclusively happens on the court or in the gym. A recently published reviewRead More
Most tennis players have had days when they arrive on the court feeling physically fit but mentally drained. Yet, when the match starts, routine shotsRead More
One of the more enjoyable aspects of maintaining a tennis blog is occasionally getting to explore scientific research that has nothing to do with ourRead More