Tag: improving your game

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...

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...

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....

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...

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....

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...

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...

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,...

By Stewart Russell, Partner, Universal Tennis Management It’s important for us as coaches to clearly define the strike zone immediately after the technical foundation of...

By Dave Neuhart, Tennis Director, Green Island Country Club “Watch the ball.” This cliché is probably used more than any other on the tennis court....