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My Strings, My Racket: Obsession or Difference Maker?
Read more: My Strings, My Racket: Obsession or Difference Maker?Why Players Are Constantly Adjusting Everything If you have ever watched a professional tennis match closely, you have seen it. Players staring at their strings between points. Adjusting them. Switching rackets regularly. Sometimes even sending rackets off to be restrung during a match. It can look obsessive. It can look like overthinking. Or it can…
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THEFT Tennis: The Step-by-Step Method to Learn and Improve Faster
Read more: THEFT Tennis: The Step-by-Step Method to Learn and Improve FasterA Better Way to Learn Tennis Tennis is hard. That is part of why it is so rewarding. The game asks you to do a lot at once. You have to read the ball, move your feet, get the racket into position, time the swing, make clean contact, and choose the right shot. For beginners,…
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Why Tennis Pros Stand So Far Behind the Baseline
Read more: Why Tennis Pros Stand So Far Behind the BaselineWhy Tennis Pros Stand So Far Behind the Baseline Ever wonder why some tennis pros stand way back while others hug the baseline? What is the advantage, and is it something you should be adding to your own game? Let’s talk tennis. To understand this properly, start at the net and work backward. If you…
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Match Spotlight: What Ben Shelton’s Tough Loss Can Teach Every Tennis Player
Read more: Match Spotlight: What Ben Shelton’s Tough Loss Can Teach Every Tennis PlayerBen Shelton lost to Learner Tien at Indian Wells, but the final score was not the real story. Shelton was clearly battling illness and looked physically drained throughout the match. At times he could barely catch his breath between points. Yet what unfolded on court offered something far more valuable than a routine result. It…
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Windy Tennis Wins: How Smart Players Turn Tough Conditions Into an Advantage
Read more: Windy Tennis Wins: How Smart Players Turn Tough Conditions Into an AdvantageWhen the Wind Becomes the Opponent Day one at Indian Wells reminded everyone of something experienced players already know. Tennis is not played in a vacuum. Conditions matter. Temperature, sun, court speed, and especially wind can change everything about how a match unfolds. Some players seem comfortable in windy conditions while others look completely lost.…
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Want to Win More Matches Now? Start With Margin
Read more: Want to Win More Matches Now? Start With MarginThe Margin Mindset That Changes Everything If you want to improve your tennis quickly, not someday but now, it does not start with a new grip, a new racket, or a complicated tactical overhaul. It starts with your mindset. Specifically, it starts with margin. Most players aim too close to the lines. They flirt with…
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High School Tennis Tryouts Are Coming: Here’s Exactly How to Prepare
Read more: High School Tennis Tryouts Are Coming: Here’s Exactly How to PrepareHigh School Tennis Tryouts Preparation Plan High school tennis tryouts start next month, which means the window to prepare is short. That is not a bad thing. It just means you need to focus on what actually moves the needle. Let’s talk tennis. With only a few weeks to go, you are not rebuilding your…
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It’s Time to Bring Back Serve and Volley
Read more: It’s Time to Bring Back Serve and VolleyThe case for serve and volley in modern tennis There is a quiet revolution happening in tennis. It started with the drop shot. Carlos Alcaraz did not invent it. Federer turned it into art. But Alcaraz weaponized it. He broke the unspoken rules about when to use it. From behind the baseline. In the middle…
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Why the One-Handed Backhand Should Be the Primary Backhand on Tour — And Why It Isn’t
Read more: Why the One-Handed Backhand Should Be the Primary Backhand on Tour — And Why It Isn’tWhy the Modern One-Handed Backhand Has Everything Players Want What if I told you I could give you more power, more spin, better slice, better deception, and more reach—all in one stroke? Wouldn’t you jump at it? That’s exactly what the modern one-handed backhand offers when it’s taught, trained, and executed correctly. The problem isn’t…
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