An engineer overthinks tennis in a daily journal.
WTA 1000 prize money “parity,” Alcaraz defends five-set tennis, the ATP/WTA antitrust lawsuit moves forward, and The Inner Game goes digital. WTA announces 2027 calendar, equal prizeRead More
This post concludes the October installment of the Tennis Glow-Up series. Friday introduced patience as continued purposeful action without requiring immediate evidence that the work is payingRead More
Yesterday’s post introduced patience as something considerably more active than waiting. We can continue practicing, training, and making deliberate choices while accepting that the benefitsRead More
This post opens the October installment of the Tennis Glow-Up series. Throughout 2026, we have been dedicating the first full weekend of each month to intentional improvementRead More
I did not watch a single minute of the Laver Cup this year. That isn’t particularly unusual. Despite consuming an arguably unhealthy amount of tennis,Read More
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For the past several months, I have been working sequentially through The Code, examining one principle at a time and occasionally comparing the current 2026 languageRead More
Every Tuesday, this site examines a training or technology concept that shapes how tennis is played. This week’s subject came to me courtesy of USTARead More
The Laver Cup returned to London over the weekend, Federer reflects on his legacy, Coco Gauff joins World Team Tennis, and wheelchair tennis turns 50.Read More
My inbox recently lit up like a Christmas tree when USTA Texas announced the winners of its 2026 Best of Texas Tennis People’s Choice Awards.Read More
Yesterday, I wrote about a USTA League rule with potential unintended consequences that took several years to become apparent. Today’s example is considerably easier toRead More