The Reverse Wood Chop
Once upon a time, I had the bright idea to write about the tennis training techniques glimpsed in the Netflix docuseries “Break Point.” This hasRead More
An engineer overthinks tennis in a daily journal.
Once upon a time, I had the bright idea to write about the tennis training techniques glimpsed in the Netflix docuseries “Break Point.” This hasRead More
Halep gets an unexpected reversal of her suspension as Rublev also wins an appeal of his recent controversial suspension, a wholesome tennis moment not toRead More
The final contest for this weekend is an easy one. There is a facility best practice in this photo that I wish every site wouldRead More
4 responsesThe National Senior Women’s Clay Court Championships is a shining example of excellence in tournament organization. This Level 1 tournament is extremely popular with theRead More
7 responsesThis photo is not staged. I keep a tennis ball in my sewing kit at all times. Unlike the used tennis balls that ubiquitously clutterRead More
14 responsesIn 2015, the BBC released a documentary on Arthur Ashe to celebrate the 40th anniversary of his Wimbledon men’s singles title. Arthur Ashe: More ThanRead More
Everyone makes mistakes from time to time. In fact, it happened to me during a Singles match at the Level 1 National Senior Women’s ClayRead More
1 responseThe “Tennis Training Tuesday” post enters new territory this week. For over a year, we have examined the off-court training techniques glimpsed in the NetflixRead More
A bad look for the USTA in a sexual abuse lawsuit. Andrey Rublev’s controversial default sparks calls for video review. Saudi Arabia has sealed aRead More
2 responsesLife happens. This weekend we have been examining the development of a “compass” to guide decisions and actions toward our ideal tennis life. It isRead More