Tennis Is a Mind Game — Just Ask Alcaraz
Tennis Is a Mind Game — Just Ask Alcaraz When the fiercest battle isn’t across the net — it’s inside your own head. Don’t You Just Love Alcaraz? He’s not […]
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Playing Badge the Smart Way: Adjusting to Light, Weather, and Wear
A Guide to Playing in Changing Conditions in Badge The court may stay the same—but the game doesn’t. In Sydney Badge play, conditions evolve from sunlit, high-bouncing rallies to cool, […]
Inside the Lion’s Den: Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone
Inside the Lion’s Den: Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone You may not know the name Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone—but every serious competitor should study her mindset.So who is she, and what can this Olympic champion […]
De Minaur’s Serving Challenges
De Minaur’s Serving Challenges Alex de Minaur stands out on the ATP Tour for his blistering speed, defensive mastery, and strategic intelligence. Nicknamed “The Demon,” he’s known for chasing down […]
Tennis Entropy: Adapt or Be Left Behind
Tennis Entropy: Adapt or Be Left Behind Tennis has never been static. Like all living systems, it evolves—sometimes subtly, sometimes with seismic force. And when it does, players who can’t […]
Next Gen: Victoria Mboko
Next Gen: Victoria Mboko Victoria Mboko isn’t just winning matches—she’s changing how young players approach the game. At just 18, the Canadian rising star is handling her first Grand Slam […]
The Art of the Drop Shot: Disrupting Rhythm
The Art of the Drop Shot – Disrupting Rhythm and Redefining Strategy Once mocked as a gimmick or a “panic play,” the drop shot has emerged as a central weapon […]
Coach Tim Asks: Are You Badge Smart?
Are You Badge Smart? Coach Tim asks: “Are you playing Badge Smart—or just playing Badge?” That question stuck. Because in Badge, the scoreboard doesn’t just reflect talent. It reflects decisions. […]
Missing Shots? Your Eyewear Could Be to Blame
Your Eyewear Can Impact Your Game More Than You Think If you’re a competitive tennis player who wears glasses, here’s an insight that might hit closer to home than expected: […]
Craft Over Banging: Flavio Cobolli
Craft Over Banging: Flavio Cobolli’s Rise on Clay Flavio Cobolli isn’t the Italian name dominating headlines—yet. While Sinner and Musetti soak up the spotlight, Cobolli, now 23, is quietly building […]
Pinpoint vs Platform Serve
Pinpoint vs. Platform: Should You Switch Your Serve Stance? I’ve noticed that both Alcaraz and Sinner have recently tweaked their serve motion, shifting from a platform stance to a pinpoint stance. What are the key advantages of […]
The Last Shot: Pete’s Frame of Rafa’s Farewell
The Last Shot: Pete’s Frame of Farewell In the quiet crescendo of a historic career, Rafael Nadal took the stage one final time at his fifth farewell — not with […]
Djokovic’s 100th Title
Novak Djokovic’s Historic 100th Title Another Week, Another Record On Saturday in Switzerland, Novak Djokovic etched his name even deeper into tennis history, clinching his 100th ATP singles title at […]
Before Sinner, There Was Nino
Before Sinner, There Was Nino — The Original Italian Icon As Jannik Sinner dazzles in Paris this week with fearless shot-making and modern finesse, it’s worth remembering that Italy’s sporting […]
The Art of Poaching
The Art of Poaching In a recent column, Coach Tim posed a key question: “Are you playing Badge Smart—or just playing Badge?” One standout tactic from his advice: poach more at […]
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