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Change is on the Horizon

Written by: GP |

Evan is back with his new take on the second serve. He calls it “Change is on the horizon.” Let me know what you think about in the comments below. Look in the distance. Can you see it? Something’s coming. Can you feel it? Probably not. It’s going to pass you by if you’re not paying attention. Change is on […]

Consistent Game Planning

Written by: GP |

We have another guest post from tennis coach Evan Gaudreu on Consistent Game Planning. I hope you find it interesting. The author of Consistent Game Planning, Evan Gaudreau, is a tennis coach on junior and college level (D1). He is rated above 5.0, trained at Van Der Meer Tennis Academy and played D1 college tennis […]

The myth about consistency in tennis

Written by: GP |

We have a guest post from tennis coach Evan Gaudreu on the “Myth about consistency in tennis”. I hope you find it interesting. The author of “The Myth about consistency”, Evan Gaudreau, is a tennis coach on junior and college level (D1). He is rated above 5.0, trained at Van Der Meer Tennis Academy and […]

Serve and volley tennis is back!

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

Maxime Cressy is out of the Australian Open after losing to Medvedev 2-6 6-7 7-6 5-7. But despite the loss, serve and volley tennis is back! Serve and volley tennis is back in Maxime Cressy only so far, but at least he is showing that this style of play can be used also against the […]

My Three Pillars Behind the Game-Day Mentality

Written by: GP |

This guest post about Game-Day Mentality is from Rush Walters. He is a high school engineering teacher, boy’s tennis coach, and self-published author. He resides in Missouri with his wife Mia and Bernese Mountain dog, Zion. You can check out his self-published children’s book on Amazon. Much preparation goes into getting a high school-level tennis […]

3 or 5 sets?

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

3 or 5 sets? I am always more drawn to the Grand Slams, partly because they are the most important but I also enjoy the five-set format. In my opinion, the five-set format creates more room for seesaw and drama. We all want a match to be a story, right? I think the issue with […]

How to Save Your Health by Playing Tennis

Written by: GP |

Find out some of the physical and mental health benefits to be gained from playing tennis on a regular basis to encourage you to hit the courts. 12 Benefits of Playing Tennis There is no doubt that tennis is a popular sport. Hundreds of millions of viewers watch major tennis events every year. Billions of […]

5 Tips to Get Students Inspired About Tennis

Written by: GP |

Tennis is a sport that requires regular practice and rigorous training. If you are passionate about tennis and want to inspire more and more students towards it, you need some effective strategies. Students today are burdened with homework and assignments and get barely any time to invest in a sport. To draw their attention to […]

Tennis Ratings Explained

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

For my reviews, I use the NTRP rating to describe player level. But not everyone understands NTRP. Here are tennis ratings explained. There are different tennis rating systems all over the world. That creates a lot of confusion and is something that the UTR (Universal Tennis Rating) system is trying to fix. But adaptation is […]

5 Retired Tennis Players That Fans Won’t Ever Forget

Written by: Jonas Eriksson |

When we think about the popularity of the biggest tennis tournaments taking place all year round, we see competition and great sportsmanship. This elitist sport, highly charged with athletic brilliance, has been and continues to amaze all tennis fans. Every decade brought new changes in the rules of tennis and higher standards, which represented the […]