Nick Bollettieri’s Tennis Handbook
Nick Bollettieri pioneered the concept of residential tennis development academies. Bringing the very best young players together created a crucible from which several big starsRead More
1 responseBooks Coming in 2023
There are quite a few books scheduled to be released in 2023 that I am very excited about. In fact, this is the most promisingRead More
My Year in Tennis Books 2022
If you are looking for tennis-related reading recommendations for the holidays, I have you covered. This post is a chronological summary of all the booksRead More
The Tennis Partner
Heading into my December training block, it would be natural for my reading interests to gravitate toward strategy, drills, and conditioning titles. Indeed, that isRead More
The Secret to Gifting Tennis Books
Per family tradition, our small children always received exactly three Christmas gifts from their parents each year. Those gifts were in three categories: something toRead More
Better Tennis
Better Tennis by Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman has been on my wish list for a few months. As a result, I was surprised and delighted toRead More
Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman
Most people think of Billie Jean King as the first true pioneer of women’s tennis, but she would be the first to tell you thatRead More
41-Love: On Addiction, Tennis, and Refusing to Grow Up
Scarlett Thomas is an acclaimed British novelist who was prompted to return to competitive tennis following a series of personal crises when she was 41.Read More
Footsteps of Federer
In 2019, Dave Seminara embarked on an unusual pilgrimage. The New York Times commissioned him to write a travel story about Basel Switzerland. As aRead More
1 responsePoint of Impact: Roy Barth
Roy Barth is a retired American tennis player with a relatively storied career for a person that I am guessing most fans don’t remember. HeRead More