US NSMTA Tournament Schedule
NSMTA Spring Update – Tournament Schedule The spring clay court season is in full swing. A major success was the NMTA National Clay Court Championships in Columbus, GA, which featured […]
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Zverev’s Blind Spot: The Hidden Flaw Undermining His Game
Why Zverev Keeps Falling Short: The Blind Spot Holding Him Back Despite Alexander Zverev’s immense physical gifts, fluid serve, and experience on tour, his latest defeats — capped by a […]
Boost Your Game on Two Wheels
Tennis for Life: Boost Your Game on Two Wheels Cycling isn’t just a great way to enjoy the outdoors — it’s also one of the best low-impact methods to build […]
Lessons in Chemistry and Coaching: Sakkari
Lessons in Chemistry and Coaching: Maria Sakkari Maria Sakkari’s recent success at the Madrid Open reminds us of an important truth: in both tennis and chemistry, finding the right formula […]
Web Updates | April 28, 2025
Web Updates Recent Posts Stronger with Time: How Tennis Evolves as We Age Unlocking Your Best Tennis: The Power of Ritual and Rhythm The U-Bend Advantage: Your Best Tennis Years […]
Age May Weary Us, But We Evolve
Age Does Weary Us: Djoker and the Reality of Getting Older There’s something deeply human and humbling in Novak Djokovic’s recent reflections after another early tournament loss — this time […]
Unlocking Your Best Tennis: The Power of Ritual and Rhythm
Rhythm and Ritual: Your Hidden Advantage on the Court When you’re playing your best tennis, you’re not thinking about every step, swing, or breath — you’re flowing. You’re in the […]
The U-Bend Advantage: Your Best Tennis Years May Still Be Ahead
It’s True: Your Best Tennis Years May Still Be Ahead The Economist article “The U-Bend of Life” presents a powerful insight that beautifully echoes the Tennis for Life philosophy—one centered […]
Match Fit at Any Age: Lessons from a Lifetime on Court
Tennis for Life I’ve been lucky to spend a long time on the tennis court. And over those decades, I’ve learned that success in this game comes in many forms. […]
Fast Feet, Strong Game: Why Juniors Should Skip
Why Skipping Helps Your Tennis Looking for a fun and effective way to boost your tennis fitness? Grab a skip rope. Skipping isn’t just for recess — it’s one of […]
5 Tennis Habits That Will Make or Break Your Match Focus
5 Tennis Habits That Sharpen Your Match Focus In elite tennis, your focus is either your weapon—or your weakness. From the first serve to match point, players who thrive under […]
Davidovich Fokina: S— Tennis
Davidovich Fokina: “Today Was a Very S— Match” Alejandro Davidovich Fokina didn’t mince words after a chaotic three-set win over Jack Draper at the Monte Carlo Masters: 3-6, 7-6(6), 6-4. […]
Aging with Game: Lessons from Golfer Fred Couples
Grace in Motion: What Fred Couples Teaches Tennis Players About Aging with Game Fred Couples didn’t just play in the 2025 Masters — he embodied it. At 65, Freddie wasn’t […]
Massage and the Tennis for Life Mindset
Why Recovery Is More Than Muscle Relief The article “Massage Can Help After a Workout, But Not for the Reason You Think” by Christie Aschwanden fits seamlessly into the Tennis […]
The Tennis Player’s Toolbox – Lessons from Scottie Scheffler
The Tennis Player’s Toolbox Imagine stepping onto the court—not with a rigid game plan, but with a toolbox.Each drawer holds a skill, strategy, or mental cue, perfectly suited to whatever […]
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