Early Standards in Lawn Tennis Equipment
S.C.F. Peile’s 1887 book, ‘Lawn Tennis as a Game of Skill‘ is a veritable time capsule recording how the rules of lawn tennis were understoodRead More
An engineer overthinks tennis in a daily journal.
S.C.F. Peile’s 1887 book, ‘Lawn Tennis as a Game of Skill‘ is a veritable time capsule recording how the rules of lawn tennis were understoodRead More
For the past few months, I have been sharing tennis training techniques gleaned from last season’s Netflix docuseries ‘Break Point.” We have now reached theRead More
1 responseGet ready for the 2024 Australian Open with Nick Kyrgios has joined ESPN’s commentary team. The Ukraine-U.S. Davis Cup qualifier will be played in Lithuania.Read More
End-of-season championships are a fun and exciting culmination of a competitive season. In tennis, both the ATP and WTA professional tours conduct an end-of-year ChampionshipRead More
Based on the number of questions I have been receiving on the topic, Automatic Qualification (AQ) may be one of the least understood aspects ofRead More
4 responsesLast August, the USTA rolled out new qualification standards for the NTRP National Championship tournaments. The updates are effective for this year’s events in 2023.Read More
The Australian tennis player Ken Rosewall is one of the most accomplished and enduring players in tennis history. He possessed tremendous versatility on the courtRead More
Last week we examined S.C.F. Peile’s thoughts on various court surfaces shared in his 1887 book, ‘Lawn Tennis as a Game of Skill.’ The chapterRead More
The storyline in the first season of the Netflix docuseries ‘Break Point’ has finally advanced to the hallowed grounds of Wimbledon. Episode 6 includes aRead More
From Rod Laver Arena’s versatile configuration shifts to a home slam wildcard snub, and Ash Barty enjoying tennis as a spectator, catch the latest inRead More