Shuffle Steps with a Twist
Our series of tennis training posts continues this week with another topic inspired by the Netflix docuseries Carlos Alcaraz: My Way. In addition to anRead More
An engineer overthinks tennis in a daily journal.
Our series of tennis training posts continues this week with another topic inspired by the Netflix docuseries Carlos Alcaraz: My Way. In addition to anRead More
This week’s tennis news spans the courts, the culture, and the growing global reach of the sport. The Cincinnati Open’s $260M tennis bet on theRead More
I am convinced that the most direct path toward repairing the adult tournament framework is reducing the glut of USTA League play that robs manyRead More
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote a series of posts examining the competitive structure of USTA tournament tennis. In response, one commenter pointed outRead More
My post from a couple of weeks ago, “When Rankings Create and Reinforce Inequity,” attracted a couple of comments with diametrically opposed viewpoints. While IRead More
I love books. Consequently, I buy a lot of them. Each purchase typically comes with the optimistic assumption that I’ll read it right away. Unfortunately,Read More
After last week’s post about the prospects of a potential future medical appeal for the Trophy Husband, I realized I still had a significant looseRead More
3 responsesToday’s topic is another installment in a series of posts inspired by the Netflix documentary Carlos Alcaraz: My Way. The general premise is that all tennisRead More
You heard it here first: junk food fuels tennis success. US Open Mixed Doubles direct entries and wild cards are announced. U.S. Open announces mixedRead More
Throughout 2025, I am spending the first full weekend of each month reflecting on ideas drawn from Gretchen Rubin’s bestselling book The Happiness Project. ForRead More