Cone Drills and Hand-Fed Balls are Always Relevant
Every so often a training clip pops up on my social media feed that is not particularly flashy, but still manages to capture something importantRead More
An engineer overthinks tennis in a daily journal.
Every so often a training clip pops up on my social media feed that is not particularly flashy, but still manages to capture something importantRead More
In case it isn’t obvious from the number of times I have written about it, I am a big fan of the “Bag Check” concept.Read More
Sometimes innovation is not about inventing something new, but rather about reimagining something familiar. I recently stumbled across a YouTube short of Novak Djokovic executingRead More
Every Tuesday, this site examines a training or technology concept that shapes how tennis is played. This week’s inspiration is a YouTube short featuring Aryna Sabalenka performingRead More
Every Tuesday, this site examines a training or technology topic that shapes how tennis is played. Sometimes those two concepts are inseparable. Other times, theRead More
I am wired to love data analytics. The metrics that provide feedback appeal to the part of my brain that craves understanding of how thingsRead More
A couple of Sundays ago, someone on my court opened a fresh can of Wilson US Open tennis balls. Before a single ball was struck,Read More
For years, tennis lagged behind other sports on social media. That has recently changed. Not only has tennis developed a meaningful presence on platforms likeRead More
2 responsesBalance is one of the most critical foundations of good tennis. Playing the sport well depends on physical ability to control the body’s center ofRead More
Over the past three weeks, my mind has been firmly focused on USTA League tennis. As a result, when last week’s featured drill video fromRead More