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[ad_1] For the past 20 plus years tennis, has been about the enjoyment of playing, the personal gratification of being acknowledged as a decent player and being asked for advice (which is how I got into coaching and mentoring). Now, I am seeing it from the perspective of strangers. When I say strangers I don’t […]

[ad_1] With Phoenix’s climate it is possible to enjoy tennis pretty much year round. Yes it does get unbearably hot in the summers for some, but that shouldn’t stop you from playing, get out there early to enjoy 100 degree weather before 8 a.m. Throughout most the year the weather in Arizona is perfect for

[ad_1] Which side to stand on? Returning serve is where you opposition can gain an advantage over your weaker shot, which for many tennis players is their backhand. Backhand strength is prioritized as a doubles tennis fundamental strategy for choosing which side you play on. The basic recommendations for a doubles team are: Two right

[ad_1] The modern game of tennis originated in Birmingham, England during the late 19th century. Initially the game was known as lawn tennis and was only played by the upper classes. Over time the sport spread throughout the world developing global appeal. The sport has seen a considerable increase in popularity in recent years and

[ad_1] Everyone loves to see tennis players hitting winners all over the court. However, most matches at nearly every level are won by playing intelligently and having a strong defensive strategy. In every sport especially at the highest levels you will hear the phrase, “Defense wins championships!” Most of the great football teams that won

[ad_1] Tennis lighting is the art of making a tennis court look brighter with quality materials. It’s mainly used for indoor tennis courts. Players enjoy the game better when the entire area is bright and clean. Spectators also enjoy the game when they see the players perform under bright colors. The lighting process can be

[ad_1] You have probably heard the term “unforced errors” during professional tennis matches quite often. This is when a mistake is made by the player, but the mistake was not caused by the opponent. Examples of unforced errors include double faulting and mishitting easy shots. Here are 5 tennis tips to avoid these unforced errors.

[ad_1] When you think of losing belly fat, you probably picture yourself sweating bullets on a treadmill, or lined up in a busy fitness class. Your stomach is empty, and you feel miserable. You never associate weight loss with a fun activity, such as tennis. However, playing tennis is a fantastic method of working out

[ad_1] When looking for the best tennis racket for your game, there are a multitude of options for you to choose from. Not all equipment is made the same and some of the small differences can make a big impact on your match results. Use this guide when searching for tennis rackets to help you

[ad_1] Tennis rackets as we know them today started to develop in the late 1800’s when they were originally made from wood. A metal racket was tried but not successful until carbon-fibre was developed. The earliest accounts of people playing tennis are in the 11th and 12th centuries when French monks first starting hitting a