Configuration Management is Essential for Rules and Regulations
This post is part of a short series examining how rules are made, communicated, and enforced in USTA League play, using a recent suspension ofRead More
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This post is part of a short series examining how rules are made, communicated, and enforced in USTA League play, using a recent suspension ofRead More
1 responseAt its core, I’ll Take the Sunny Side is a book about storytelling, the importance of social connection, and the search for purpose later in life. TennisRead More
We are continuing our meticulous, and admittedly overthought, breakdown of The Code, one principle at a time. This is the fourth consecutive week focused on PrincipleRead More
2 responsesSometimes I sit down to write a “Training Tuesday” post with a specific topic in mind, only to discover that it winds up being aboutRead More
Burnout, betting, bans, branding, and bears. (Oh my!) It was an unusually active week for off-season tennis news. Also, the NCAA prize money lawsuit entersRead More
In yesterday’s post, I noted that something materially changed in 2025 that impacted how a long-standing Dallas Tennis Association (DTA) local rule was enforced. ThisRead More
This post is the second installment of a short series examining the rules and governance structures that shape USTA League play. As noted yesterday, aRead More
1 responseIn an unusual move for this site, I am starting what will be a several-post series by completely spoiling the ending. This is one ofRead More
1 responseI had fairly low expectations when I decided to dive into Chasing Points: A Season on the Pro Tennis Circuit this week. I chose the book largelyRead More
We are in the midst of breaking down every principle in The Code as a meticulous overthinking exercise that is the hallmark of this site.Read More
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