A Fiend at Court Moment at DEF CON
To close out 2023, the weekend “Unplugged” series will revolve around some of my favorite happenings from the previous year. In fact, this thread mayRead More
1 responseMy Year in Tennis Books: 2023
Sometimes, I worry that the Trophy Husband is about to figure out that this blog provides a flimsy excuse to purchase every obscure tennis bookRead More
The Complete Rules of Tennis in 1887
A few days ago, I stumbled across an interesting book review in the New York Times “TimesMachine” archive that originally ran in 1887. Lawn TennisRead More
High Knee Skips
This week’s “Tennis Training” topic is inspired by another exercise that appeared briefly during the Netflix docuseries ‘Break Point.’ During Episode 5 of Season 1,Read More
Tennis News: December 11, 2023
It is another lively week for tennis news full of leadership topics, year-end retrospectives, and a tennis professional signing on with OnlyFans. Jessica Pegula featuredRead More
The Inspiration of Intersectionals
In my Senior Adult tennis journey, I have participated in Intersectionals on three occasions. Without exception, each of those experiences has been absolutely inspiring. ItRead More
The Glorious Structure of Intersectionals
It is an understatement to say that I love the format used at the Intersectionals tennis tournament. I firmly believe that it is the bestRead More
2 responsesA Legitimate National Championship
Last month, I was honored to attend Intersectionals as a non-rostered captain of the 55 and over team for USTA Texas. The number of playersRead More
7 responsesIdeas for the Tennis Channel Off-Season
For the most part, the professional tennis tour calendars take a hiatus at this time of the year. The only events scheduled this week areRead More
Tennis Rule Changes in 1887
I am having a ridiculously good time combing through the New York Times “TimesMachine” to find articles from the archives that shed light on theRead More
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