Hyperice Normatec for Tennis Recovery: Two Years Later
In April 2024, I wrote a Tuesday Training post after seeing Aryna Sabalenka using a Hyperice Normatec recovery system during the WTA Finals during theRead More
An engineer overthinks tennis in a daily journal.
In April 2024, I wrote a Tuesday Training post after seeing Aryna Sabalenka using a Hyperice Normatec recovery system during the WTA Finals during theRead More
The US Open is over, but several of its biggest stories continue into this week. Players have called a truce in their Grand Slam prize-moneyRead More
Yesterday, I wrote about the increasingly narrow competitive pathway that tennis players encounter as they improve. There are fewer 4.5 players than 3.5 players, fewerRead More
1 responseYesterday, I wrote about the USTA’s goal of reaching 35 million tennis players by 2035, along with my concern about what happens when a highlyRead More
A couple of weeks ago, I tested positive for Covid. My symptoms remained mild, but the Trophy Husband is still undergoing chemotherapy, which periodically compromisesRead More
The Racquet Stringer by Chris Merrill starts with a somewhat absurd premise. Brock Armstrong, a high-performance junior player, suddenly remembers he neglected to get his racquetsRead More
Many years ago, my daughter was playing a junior tennis match when her opponent so badly mishit a second serve that it landed outside theRead More
Every Tuesday, this site looks at a training or technology concept that shapes how tennis is played. Lately, I have been spending a fair amountRead More
The US Open’s late-night scheduling, growing crowds, and expanding spectacle dominate this week’s tennis news, raising questions about how much the tournament can change withoutRead More
Yesterday we reviewed updates to the local USTA League Regulations for the upcoming 2027 season in Dallas, one of my local leagues. To round outRead More