Tennis Down Under by Fred Stolle
Tennis legend Fred Stolle passed away last week at the age of 86. The Australian won two Grand Slam singles titles and many others inRead More
An engineer overthinks tennis in a daily journal.
Tennis legend Fred Stolle passed away last week at the age of 86. The Australian won two Grand Slam singles titles and many others inRead More
Last year, I wrote a 21-part series about a rule imposed at the Tom Fey National Tri-Level Invitational Championships that negatively impacted some players fromRead More
In recent weeks, I have been breaking down a stretching routine that I credit with resolving my two-year ordeal with plantar fasciitis. That malady. characterizedRead More
1 responseA groundbreaking maternity leave program for WTA players sponsored by that bastion of women’s equality, the Saudia Ariabia PIF. More reflections on th, a late-careerRead More
One of the undertakings Gretchen Rubin tackled in The Happiness Project was starting a blog. She found that the act of writing gave her an outlet forRead More
2 responsesOne of the key takeaways from the March chapter of The Happiness Project is that joy and productivity are often interconnected. One of the recommendations that GretchenRead More
Throughout 2025, we are spending the first full weekend of each month with posts inspired by Gretchen Rubin in her New York Times bestseller book, TheRead More
Richard Álvaro Gonzales, more popularly referred to as “Pancho,” was an American tennis legend known for his powerful serve, fierce competitiveness, and dominance in theRead More
I thought I was done breaking down the rules implications stemming from the NTRP National Championships last week. However, a reader from Intermountain pointed outRead More
The low bear crawl hold is a full-body isometric exercise that enhances core stability and builds strength. It can also be used to treat andRead More