Tag: improving your game
The Three Fears Of Doubles
By Stephen Huss, Program Director, Huss 75 76 Tennis At Crooked Creek
Players generally have all or at least one of the following things they...
The Split Step
By Stewart Russell, RSPA Master Professional, Universal Tennis Management
As coaches, we often utilize the term “Split Step” in terms of being a mistake our...
Returning For Success
By Paul Bartholomai, PSST Tennis Director
After the serve, the second most important shot in tennis is the return of serve. A good return neutralizes...
Bridging And Bundling Tennis Cultures
Integrating Latin American tennis methodology in Atlanta
By Willy Campos, UTA/Tennis Director, James Creek Tennis Center
I am delighted and grateful to be part of the...
Doubles Tennis As An Exchange of Time
By Piyush Salekar, St. Marlo Country Club
Typically, doubles players get tied up in match strategy, the quality of their strokes, volleys, communication, and positioning....
Plan. Execute. Reflect.
By Michael Pereira, MS Sport Management, Head Racquets Professional
Wouldn’t it be nice to read an article and immediately improve your game? It can be...
Why Does Etiquette Matter?
By Mike Robertson
I love the etiquette aspect of tennis. I love thinking about it. It’s my main passion in life … and I’m kidding....
Mastering The Upgrade
Quick tips to help you select your racquet
By Mark Kovacs, PhD, CTPS, MTPS, Kovacs Institute & International Tennis Performance Association
In the realm of competitive...
Cues To Poaching: What To Watch For
By Ian Thompson, Director of Tennis, Carl E. Sanders Family YMCA at Buckhead
Poaching in doubles is one of the most effective ways to keep...
How To Improve Your Game
By Raphael Rodriques, Tennis Director, Druid Hills Country Club
There are many ways tennis players can improve their game. They can work on mechanics/techniques, footwork,...