Why My Serve Isn’t What It Used to Be!
The Mystery Behind My Struggling Serve I’ve been struggling with my serve lately, especially when it comes to achieving full rotation. I decided to call in the expert—”Magic Fingers” at […]
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Naomi Osaka 3.0: Strategies for Conquering a Competitive Slump
Naomi Osaka’s 2025 season has marked an inspiring return to form, showcasing her resilience and rediscovery of the game that made her a four-time Grand Slam champion. Australian Open Success: […]
Perskindol: A Game-Changer for Muscle Recovery for Tennis Seniors
One of the unexpected perks of attending the Tennis Seniors events in Adelaide last week was observing how players manage the wear and tear of extended play and overuse injuries. […]
The Critical Role of the Service Return
In today’s tennis, advancements in racket technology and string materials mean that most players have a reliable serve. Under normal conditions, absent nerves or exceptional circumstances, serves alone rarely determine […]
Gauff’s Blueprint for Transforming a Tennis Game
Coco Gauff’s transformation into what many now call “Gauff 3.0” offers a masterclass in how to successfully overhaul critical aspects of a tennis game. Her evolution emphasizes technical adjustments, mental […]
Alcaraz’s Serve Evolution: The Key to Long-Term Dominance
Carlos Alcaraz’s serve, while above average, remains his most significant area for improvement compared to rivals like Jannik Sinner. Despite this, he has already claimed four Grand Slam titles, demonstrating […]
Breaking Boundaries: Coaching Pods Debut at the Australian Open
Coaches will make history at this year’s Australian Open by joining players on court, a groundbreaking initiative that promises to inject new energy into the sport. For the first time […]
Lessons from Seniors Match Play in Adelaide
Senior tennis offers distinct opportunities and challenges, particularly on grass courts. After a week of observing match play across several centers, here are key insights designed to help players enhance […]
The ACT 70 Ladies Shine at Adelaide: A Senior Tennis Experience
What an incredible experience! Tennis Seniors hosted their annual teams event in Adelaide last week, drawing over 700 men and women players aged 35 to 80 from all states. Pam […]
Fault Lines in Tennis: The Struggle for Balance Between Players, Governance, and the Game’s Future
Professional tennis is at a crossroads, grappling with an array of challenges that threaten its harmony and future growth. From the grueling demands of an 11-month season to conflicts between […]
Drama and Glory: Highlights from the 2024 Manly Seaside Championships
The intensity, athleticism, and drama of finals tennis were on full display at the 2024 Manly Seaside Championships! By New Year’s Eve afternoon, champions were crowned in the premier events, […]
Building Lifelong Habits: Lessons from the Seaside Championships
Watching the Seaside Championships this week was a fascinating mix of highs and lows—moments of brilliant play, moments of faltering performance, and, unfortunately, moments of bad behavior that crumbled under […]
Joao Fonseca Wins the 2024 Next Gen ATP Finals
Joao Fonseca, an 18-year-old Brazilian tennis prodigy, claimed his first ATP title by winning the 2024 Next Gen ATP Finals in Jeddah. Fonseca defeated Learner Tien with a scoreline of […]
How Much Ibuprofen Is Too Much?
Ibuprofen, commonly marketed as Advil, Motrin, or Nuprin, is widely recognized for its effectiveness in relieving pain, reducing inflammation, and lowering fever. While it is a valuable tool for managing […]
Aging Well: Embrace the Exercises You Love to Hate
Revisiting Disliked Exercises The Psychological Importance of Challenging Exercises Many individuals avoid exercises they dislike, but overcoming such challenges can be a boost to confidence and mental resilience. Studies suggest […]
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