Your Strokes: Phil Picuri Serve
Phil's racket drop is about a 65 on a scale of 100. This month's Your Strokes features the serve of…
Your Temperament and Your Tennis
Is there a relationship between temperament and playing style? Is there such a thing as your natural, God given temperament,…
Balance Checkpoints: The Two-Handed Backhand
What Balance Means to Welby. Click Photo In the last article we outlined the balance checkpoints for the forehand. (Click…
Mysteries of the Heavy Ball:Practical Serving Implications
Pete and Greg: more topspin equals more "weight," but not always. In the first "heavy ball" article on the serves…
Your Strokes: Kevin Patrick: Forehand
A chance to meet our subscribers and do before and after analysis. One of the fun things about Tennisplayer is…
Pro Secrets of Cross Training: Stage 6: Recovery
We've come a long way since the start of this series, and have developed a comprehensive staged, training program to…
Notes on the Tour: The End of 2005
Explosive in 2005, and one match from the record. What a year! Tennis seems healthy...except for the players, that is.…
Pro Patterns: The Inside Out Diagonal
Playing inside forehands is basic at the world class level. Roger Federer, Pete Sampras, Steffi Graf. Some of the greatest…
Balance Checkpoints: The Forehand
Welby Van Horn on the meaning of the Checkpoints. Click Photo. In the last article we talked about the general…
Mysteries of the Heavy Ball:Speed and Spin in the Serves of Pete Sampras and Greg Rusedski
How do speed and spin combine in a world class serve? In the past articles in this section, I've reported…
