Inside the Lion’s Den: Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone You may not know the name Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone—but every serious competitor should study her mindset.So who is she, and what can this Olympic champion […]
De Minaur’s Serving Challenges Alex de Minaur stands out on the ATP Tour for his blistering speed, defensive mastery, and strategic intelligence. Nicknamed “The Demon,” he’s known for chasing down […]
Tennis Entropy: Adapt or Be Left Behind Tennis has never been static. Like all living systems, it evolves—sometimes subtly, sometimes with seismic force. And when it does, players who can’t […]
Next Gen: Victoria Mboko Victoria Mboko isn’t just winning matches—she’s changing how young players approach the game. At just 18, the Canadian rising star is handling her first Grand Slam […]
The Art of the Drop Shot – Disrupting Rhythm and Redefining Strategy Once mocked as a gimmick or a “panic play,” the drop shot has emerged as a central weapon […]
Are You Badge Smart? Coach Tim asks: “Are you playing Badge Smart—or just playing Badge?” That question stuck. Because in Badge, the scoreboard doesn’t just reflect talent. It reflects decisions. […]
Your Eyewear Can Impact Your Game More Than You Think If you’re a competitive tennis player who wears glasses, here’s an insight that might hit closer to home than expected: […]
Craft Over Banging: Flavio Cobolli’s Rise on Clay Flavio Cobolli isn’t the Italian name dominating headlines—yet. While Sinner and Musetti soak up the spotlight, Cobolli, now 23, is quietly building […]
Pinpoint vs. Platform: Should You Switch Your Serve Stance? I’ve noticed that both Alcaraz and Sinner have recently tweaked their serve motion, shifting from a platform stance to a pinpoint stance. What are the key advantages of […]
The Last Shot: Pete’s Frame of Farewell In the quiet crescendo of a historic career, Rafael Nadal took the stage one final time at his fifth farewell — not with […]
Novak Djokovic’s Historic 100th Title Another Week, Another Record On Saturday in Switzerland, Novak Djokovic etched his name even deeper into tennis history, clinching his 100th ATP singles title at […]
Before Sinner, There Was Nino — The Original Italian Icon As Jannik Sinner dazzles in Paris this week with fearless shot-making and modern finesse, it’s worth remembering that Italy’s sporting […]
The Art of Poaching In a recent column, Coach Tim posed a key question: “Are you playing Badge Smart—or just playing Badge?” One standout tactic from his advice: poach more at […]
Muscle Knots from Overplaying? Tennis is a demanding sport — long rallies, intense footwork, and repetitive motion can lead to those painful, stubborn muscle knots. If you’ve ever come off […]
Breaking Free from the Old Mold In The Psychologist magazine, a seasoned practitioner gave this bold advice to newcomers:“Think outside the box and question everything.” Tennis has embraced science in […]
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