Tennis Players as Works of Art
David Linebarger’s Tennis Players as Works of Art is billed as a collection that will transform the reader’s understanding of tennis and reveal the sport asRead More
Tennis and the Newport Casino
The Newport Casino stands as a cornerstone of American tennis history and cultural heritage. From hosting the first U.S. National Singles Championship in 1881 toRead More
The Secret to Gifting Tennis Books (2024 Edition)
Books can be a terrific gift. (Stick with me on this!) Throughout the years, I have discovered that books are enthusiastically received when grouped withRead More
Secrets of Winning Tennis
Mike Greene and Jim Shakespeare met each other early on in their junior tennis careers, where they forged a friendship that has spanned decades. TheirRead More
Strive: 8 Steps to Find Your Awesome
Venus Williams is a tennis trailblazer who is widely regarded as one of the greatest athletes in the history of the sport. In addition toRead More
The Art of Tennis Movement
Footwork is the foundation upon which every other aspect of tennis is constructed. The best stroke mechanics, the smartest tactics, and the most effective strategiesRead More
4 responsesThe Tennis Court: A Journey to Discover the World’s Greatest Tennis Courts
Playing on some of the world’s most historically significant and beautiful tennis courts occupies a lot of spots on my “bucket list.” From lush grassRead More
Professional Tennis Drills
When it comes to tennis drill books, I’m of two minds. On the one hand, I believe everyone deserves access to a resource that helpsRead More
Power Tennis Training
Donald Chu is often hailed as the “Father of Plyometrics” for his pioneering work in explosive movement development. His book Power Tennis Training delivers aRead More
Training for Speed, Agility, and Quickness
During one of my USTA League matches this weekend, I kept hearing an unusual squeaking noise. It was eerily familiar, yet elusive to identify. ItRead More