What Tennis Players Can Learn from a Tour de France Champion
What Tennis Players Can Learn from a Tour de France Champion At first glance, cycling and tennis seem worlds apart — one a battle of wattage over mountains, the other […]
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Mastering the Three Pillars of Tennis Development
The Complete Player: Mastering the Three Pillars of Tennis Development Hitting, playing, and competing in tennis are often misunderstood as one and the same. But each represents a distinct pillar […]
Why UTR Ratings Are Misleading
Why UTR Ratings Are Just As Misleading as Golf’s Rankings Jon Rahm is ranked world No. 72. Cameron Smith is 202. Yet both are major champions. These aren’t obscure names—they’re […]
New Recovery Edge Backed by Sports Science
New Recovery Edge Backed by Sports Science: Probiotics + Casein at Night A compelling new study highlighted in the Sports Performance Bulletin—“The Protein–Probiotic Connection: A Match Made in Heaven?” —points […]
Sinner’s Wimbledon Masterclass: Serve +1 Strategy
Sinner’s Wimbledon Masterclass: Serve +1 Strategy Jannik Sinner’s first Wimbledon title was a clinic in modern tactical execution. Facing Carlos Alcaraz — a player known for variety, finesse, and improvisation […]
Stringing Isn’t an Afterthought
Stringing Isn’t an Afterthought—It’s How You Control the Ball In competitive tennis, equipment choices are often focused on racket frames—weight, balance, and head size. Yet, one of the most significant […]
No Singular Pathway: Player Development Needs Rethinking
No Singular Pathway: Player Development Needs Rethinking This year’s Wimbledon singles final between Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz showcased two of the game’s brightest players, each reaching the pinnacle through […]
Money Can’t Buy Talent: The Tale of Bill Ackman and the Wizard of Tennis
Money Can’t Buy Talent: The Tale of Bill Ackman and the Wizard of Tennis Once upon a time, there was a powerful Wall Street titan named Bill Ackman. He moved […]
Breaking the Injury Cycle: Anisimova
Breaking the Injury Cycle: Anisimova Amanda Anisimova knows what it feels like to carry expectations. At just 17, she reached the French Open semifinal and was hailed as the next […]
Determination: The Real Centre Court Lesson
Determination: The Real Centre Court Lesson Two days ago, Mirra Andreeva lived her childhood dream. She debuted on Centre Court, defeating Emma Navarro in front of her idol Roger Federer. The […]
The 80% Rule – Temper Power with Percentage
The 80% Rule – Temper Power with Percentage Rune learned a powerful truth from Djokovic: “Never go beyond 80% on rally shots.” Why follow the 80% rule? When you swing […]
Nadal’s Footprints at Wimbledon
Nadal’s Footprints at Wimbledon Rich noticed something fascinating at Wimbledon this week. The court showed deep wear out wide on the ad side baseline – a clear sign of players running […]
Serve or Receive? Strategic Considerations
Serve or Receive? Strategic Considerations Isaac asked: “Win the toss – do you like to serve first or receive? I chose to serve but my partner overruled me and said […]
Wimbledon Exposes One-Dimensional Players
Wimbledon Grass Exposes One-Dimensional Players Wimbledon 2025 has delivered a brutal reminder: grass exposes incomplete games. To succeed at the highest level, players need a toolbox of skills and tactical […]
Djokovic: On Mentorship
Djokovic: On Mentorship Novak Djokovic recently gave an interview reflecting on the importance of mentorship. He spoke about how deeply he values passing on his knowledge to younger players. His […]
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