Technique Is NOT The Answer | AskThePro
Technique improvements are great, but if you’re in a pattern of losing to lower level players it’s NOT the answer. A quick story from Olivier in France illustrates that perfectly. […]
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Mental Toughness | ATP
Whether or not you agree, it’d be tough to argue Serena Williams hasn’t had an impact on women’s tennis and what it means to be an athlete, period. Her 27-year […]
How Ajla Tomljanovic Faced Down Serena Williams and 24,000 Others
When Ajla Tomljanovic was a little girl, she asked her father about a prized photograph of him holding a big trophy on his head. Ratko Tomljanovic was a great professional […]
Badge Tie Breaker Strategy | ATP
This Week’s Question: Tiebreaker Philosophy From our Club Captain, Denis:“With finals approaching, do you have a philosophy for tiebreakers?” Ah… tiebreakers. Love them or hate them, they’re often the deciders. […]
NCAA champion Ben Shelton
ATLANTA — The phrase “future of American men’s tennis” mostly inspires groans these days, as 74 Grand Slams have come and gone since Andy Roddick lifted the U.S. Open trophy […]
A Good String Job Can Manage Your Limitations
In our previous column on rackets, we make reference to the key advantages of a good restring in managing your limitations! The tournament pros are absolutely fanatical about their choice […]
DO WE LIKE KYRGIOS? IT’S COMPLICATED | SMH
Wimbledon still has a couple of days to go, which is helpful because 48 hours gives us time to have another 48 opinions on Nick Kyrgios, to add to the […]
Coaching Comes Out of the Shadows
One of the last barriers separating tennis from other sports came tumbling down on Tuesday, when the ATP and even the USTA opted to allow coaching during matches on a […]
Tennis has an anger-management problem, and it’s getting worse | Washington Post
PARIS — On an obscure court at Roland Garros, in a women’s singles match that drew scant attention, 63rd-ranked Irina-Camelia Begu thrust herself into the global spotlight as the latest […]
ATP: May 14 Badge Lessons:
More valuable ‘how 2 play’ lessons from yesterday’s match and a repeat of some from the previous match. In a repeating pattern, both our pairs started well (after good prematch […]
SUPER SENIOR WORLD TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS, FLORIDA 2022
Palm Beach Gardens, FL April 23, 2022 Women’s 65, Kitty Godfree Cup Women’s 70, Althea Gibson Cup (scroll down to see draws once posted) Women’s 75, Queen’s Cup (scroll down to see […]
Sweet spot: how a racquet can make or break a player
How do the stars set up their racquets to enhance their game? And how has the evolution of racquets changed tennis itself? By Anthony Colangelo JANUARY 20, 2020 is perfect hair […]
Senior Tennis Blog
Carolyn Nichols Senior Tennis Home Page; Ranking Tables, FAC, Historical Records; USTA Adult National Tournament Schedules; USTA Standings; ITF Seniors Home Page. ITF Rankings; USTA Senior International Competition. 2021 USTA Team Selection Guidelines; 2021 Level 1, 2, 3 Tournaments; 2021 […]
ITF SENIORS TOUR
The ITF Seniors Tour is a global tennis Tour that provides players aged 30 and over with a high quality and enjoyable competitive experience. 2019 saw 27,500 registered players and […]
Manly Juniors Wrap Up Successful Year — Illawarra Boys 14 Results
Today, at Illawarra, Matthew Curtis and Bede Kirwan came runner up in the boys 14U doubles final against a very tough team, seeded first. They were seeded second and won […]
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