All Points Played in Good Faith Count
Principle 2 of The Code opens with one of the most elegant statements in all of tennis ethics: “Points played in good faith are counted.” For context, hereRead More
An engineer overthinks tennis in a daily journal.
Principle 2 of The Code opens with one of the most elegant statements in all of tennis ethics: “Points played in good faith are counted.” For context, hereRead More
Week two of my ankle mobility experiment focuses on a different plane of movement. Last week’s banded ankle mobilization activity targeted dorsiflexion, which is theRead More
A new Saudi Masters, rising stars, leadership changes, and off-court flair make this a surprisingly lively week in tennis. How New Saudi Arabia Masters 1000Read More
Of the three research focus areas identified in the USTA’s 2026 Sport Science Research Grant initiative, High Performance/ Player Development is arguably the most complex and, forRead More
When the Trophy Husband and I bought our house, we planted a variety of herbs in and around the flower beds—including mint, which thrived. AtRead More
A couple of weeks ago, the USTA announced that up to $40,000 in research grants is now available through the 2026 Sport Science Research initiative. The announcementRead More
Break Point (2014) currently has an audience score of 79% on Rotten Tomatoes, which falls below my usual threshold for investing time in a movie. However,Read More
This is the final post of what has turned out to be a lengthy examination of Principle 1 of The Code. Despite the brevity of thatRead More
Last Wednesday, I shared that I am embarking on a four-week quest to improve the range of motion in my ankles. The motivation is rootedRead More
Sinner creates his own Davis Cup controversy, Saudi Arabia has bought tennis with a billion-dollar” tennis plans” investment, and other news from a wild weekRead More