The USTA Encourages Double Dipping
Last Wednesday, I wrote about a conflict in USTA local League rules between the Houston Tennis Association (HTA) and North Houston (NoHo.) While I initiallyRead More
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Last Wednesday, I wrote about a conflict in USTA local League rules between the Houston Tennis Association (HTA) and North Houston (NoHo.) While I initiallyRead More
1 responseVariety is essential for long-term growth and success in competitive tennis. Players can benefit from a balanced “diet” of different types of competition, training, andRead More
I spent the past week competing at the Intersectional Championships, a team-based competition between the best players from each USTA section. It is the pinnacleRead More
Serious tennis players know a balanced diet is fundamental for maintaining a healthy body and mind. Good nutrition fuels our energy, strengthens immunity, and optimizesRead More
1 responseTo kick off this weekend, I shared a recent personal experience of an official USTA match that was not stopped despite lightning sensor warnings asRead More
Today’s saga is a tennis experience that has finally graduated off the “cool down” section of my future posts list. It has been almost sixRead More
I was on the court for a match last Sunday during the Greater Fort Worth Tennis Coalition (GFWTC) Tri-Level tournament when the lightning detectors activated.Read More
1 responseIn the first two posts of this series, I explored the concept of building a team to support your tennis journey. So far, we haveRead More
I have been fortunate to have access to high-quality coaching throughout my tennis journey, a luxury that can be transformative for players at every level.Read More
Throughout 2024, I am dedicating the first full weekend of every month to exploring the application of design-oriented thinking to improve our tennis lives. ThisRead More