Pete and Greg: more topspin equals more "weight," but not always. In the first "heavy ball" article on the serves of Pete Sampras and Greg Rusedski, we found that--everything else being equal--a higher topspin component in the serve appeared to...
The modern forehand: technique in the service of tactics. In the first article in this series, I demonstrated that there...
What Balance Means to Welby. Click Photo In the last article we outlined the balance checkpoints for the forehand. (Click Here.) Now we'll go through the exact same process for the two-handed backhand. The checkpoints form the base for developing...
Is there a relationship between temperament and playing style? Is there such a thing as your natural, God given temperament, and can understanding it help you play better tennis? I have no doubt the answer to both questions is yes....
Neutral Momentum can produce the most exciting matches. So far we've looked at the concept of Momentum, and how to react when momentum is with you, and when it is totally with you. (Click Here.) In this article, let's look...
Phil's racket drop is about a 65 on a scale of 100. This month's Your Strokes features the serve of another one of our international subscribers Phil Picuri. Phil lives in Switzerland and is lucky enough to play on red...
William Tatum Tilden II, the original tennis bug. There is no sensation in the sporting world so thoroughly enjoyable to me as that when I meet a tennis ball just right in the very middle of my racquet and smack...
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