An engineer overthinks tennis in a daily journal.
Creating good rule and incentive frameworks is a sophisticated process of system design. Establishing the rules, regulations, and guidelines that shape player and administrative behaviorRead More
Self-interest is not inherently wrong. It is a natural human trait that can drive personal growth, help individuals set and achieve goals, and ensure thatRead 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
Shortly after the French Open concluded this year, the Olympic Channel published “Doubles Trouble: Rohan Bopanna’s Olympic Journey.” In addition to chronicling his men’s partnerRead More
Last week, I included a photo from a tennis match in the post “Two Things That All Adult Tennis Tournament Players Should Do.” It wasRead More
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If nothing else, the Netflix docuseries “Break Point” convincingly illustrates how pervasive resistance bands are as a part of pre-match muscle activation for the topRead More
Tennis Takes Center Stage at the Paris Olympics: Coco Gauff carries the flag for tennis and all of Team USA amid unprecedented gender equity atRead More
The phrase “touch grass” has recently become popular on social media platforms as a way to tell someone to disconnect from their digital devices andRead More
I am probably jinxing myself, but I have recently decided that my long-running battle with plantar fasciitis is officially over. The last milestone I clearedRead More
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Earlier this year, “Iga Swiatek’s Brain Games” described how the WTA’s top player primes her mind before matches by building Lego kits. As it turnsRead More