Non-Tennis Gifts for Tennis Players
This weekend, we are kick-starting your holiday shopping for the tennis player in your life. Today’s post features a few items that aren’t specific toRead More
An engineer overthinks tennis in a daily journal.
This weekend, we are kick-starting your holiday shopping for the tennis player in your life. Today’s post features a few items that aren’t specific toRead More
Tennis makes an excellent gift for both current and prospective players. Potential items include tangible items such as equipment, clothes, and accessories. Other alternatives includeRead More
Tis the season where it seems that every site on the planet publishes a list of stocking stuffer recommendations. Some of those lists are orientedRead More
Mike Greene and Jim Shakespeare met each other early on in their junior tennis careers, where they forged a friendship that has spanned decades. TheirRead More
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 responseLast Tuesday’s training-centric post featured the last actual exercise to appear in the Netflix docuseries “Break Point.” However, one of the final scenes on theRead More
Saudi Arabia’s controversial hosting of the WTA Tour finals and Billie Jean King’s vision for the future of the sport. Tennis spectacle collides with everydayRead More
Variety 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
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