The Importance of Patience: Why Junior Tennis Players Shouldn't Rush to Move Up in Ball Color
In the dynamic world of junior tennis, young players often find themselves eager to progress quickly through the ranks, with dreams of...
The Beginning Lessons of Tennis
Ever wondered what your children are learning in their tennis lessons? If so, here are a few of the analogies and pneumonic learning tips...
4 Pieces for Tennis Success
Tennis is made up of different parts. When having a bad game of tennis, figure out which part is causing you to play badly and rethink...
Quality vs. Quantity
Practice…quality vs. quantity. When you have just taken a lesson, developed a new stroke or technique, you want to go out there and...
Hit the Peak of Your Golf Game - Virtually
We get it, Starbucks Pumpkin Spice Lattes, it’s basically fall. With autumn just started, most golfers may start to pack away their clubs...
Tennis Racquet Myths
"I let my racquet do the talking" is a famous quote from the great Rod Laver. Almost half the amateur players and a third of serious...
DIY For Tennis Balls Past Their Prime
If you’re a tennis player, you probably find tennis balls around the house in the most random locations. For example, if you come into...
6 Ways to Win the Mental Battle in Doubles
Many players lack the tools to help them overcome the various hurdles that pop up in a match and to propel them to achieve exactly what...
Quick Tip To Improve Your Golf Game
The winter is a great time to look at your current game and fix those problems that cause you to not play your best game! Isolate your...
The Evolution of Footwork in Tennis
Traditional footwork was to hit the tennis ball in a squared way using the closed stance. It needed an extra step to hit the ball and...