Houston, We Have a Problem: Women’s 4.5 League Tennis Is Disappearing
Every once in a while, I make a prediction that turns out to be correct. Today’s post is a tale of exactly that, but withRead More
An engineer overthinks tennis in a daily journal.
Every once in a while, I make a prediction that turns out to be correct. Today’s post is a tale of exactly that, but withRead More
Yesterday, I wrote about the USTA’s goal of reaching 35 million tennis players by 2035, along with my concern about what happens when a highlyRead More
A couple of weeks ago, I tested positive for Covid. My symptoms remained mild, but the Trophy Husband is still undergoing chemotherapy, which periodically compromisesRead More
Yesterday we reviewed updates to the local USTA League Regulations for the upcoming 2027 season in Dallas, one of my local leagues. To round outRead More
In my local area, the arrival of the Fall USTA League season was heralded by messages from the Dallas Tennis Association (DTA) announcing the releaseRead More
A little over a week ago, I received a draft of a new “Captains’ Quick Guide” for the USTA Women’s Team Intersectionals. This new rulebookRead More
Yesterday’s post ended with a problem. Experience helps tennis players develop patterns and defaults that make many decisions easier, but no default works all theRead More
Yesterday’s post opened our September “Glow-Up” series discussion of decision-making by examining the pitfalls of results-oriented thinking. Winning a point does not necessarily mean we made a goodRead More
This post opens the September installment of the Tennis Glow-Up series. Throughout 2026, we have been dedicating the first full weekend of each month toward intentional improvementRead More
Yesterday I noted that the Greater Fort Worth Tennis Coalition USTA League regulations tell captains and players that they should know the local rules alongRead More
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