This month’s topic in the Interactive Forum is “racket head speed.” It’s the newest magic mantra in tennis. The pros have it and everyone wants it. But what is racket head speed anyway? When is the racket going how fast...
John Yandell
3 of the 6 common grips are more extreme. As we saw in the first part of this article, the...
What do you need to develop an attacking volley? To hit a great attacking volley, a player needs two things. The first is great footwork. The second is very simple upper body movement. The biggest problem most players have is...
Research gives us a model timetable for developing tennis mastery. Research tells us that there is a 10-year model in the development of expertise in almost any field. The development of mastery of any performance based skill, whether it's art,...
The return battle begins with rituals--and strategies. The battle between the server and the returner begins long before the serve is ever hit. As the players take their positions, both players begin their rituals and plan their strategy. The server...
Courage, incredible serving, and fashion style? Wow. It may not have been the Roger Slam, but still, what an amazing accomplishment. Think about it. If you are Roger Federer, obviously you know exactly what 4 titles in a row means--Wimbledon...
Kyle's best shot, but with an extreme pinpoint. Some of our subscribers know that I am a proud graduate of Yale University, but my Ivy League loyalties are now divided after my work with Cornell varsity player Kyle Doppelt. Kyle...
William A. Larned, the original baseliner. Modern tennis is the equilibrium of the pendulum after two long swings. It is the sound, sane, sensible combination of the best tennis of all periods. What is this all-court game? What does it...
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