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 […]
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How did Nadal solve DeMinaur’s ATP Cup challenge?
Nadal found an extra gear to cruise to a comfortable 6-1 win in the deciding set. And De Minaur had the chance to see first hand what it takes to […]
The Quiet Brain of the Athlete
The brains of fit, young athletes dial down extraneous noise and attend to important sounds better than those of other young people. By Gretchen Reynolds New York Times Dec. 18 Top athletes’ […]
AskThePro: What Constitutes a Good String Job?
So what constitutes a GOOD STRING JOB asked several players this past week? The tournament pros are absolutely fanatical about their choice of strings and the associated string tension — […]
Being Fit May Be as Good for You as Not Smoking
A new study found a strong correlation between endurance and living a long life. Being in shape may be as important to a long life as not smoking, according to […]
Stop Chronic Injuries
Tennis can be tough on your body! Just ask Federer, Nadal and the typical club member at Manly Lawn. It’s been cold, wet and windy in Sydney for Badge — […]
The Psychology of Turning Points in Tennis
Now that we are hot and heavy into Badge, thought the attached IT coaching article might be helpful in managing/understanding the competitive pressures! Cheers, Rob The psychological strategies used by […]
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