Key Nutrition Pointers for Tennis

Nutrition? Nutrition: Key Nutrition Pointers for Tennis (The information in this article was taken or adapted from the High Performance Coaching Program Study Guide.) Beyond attempting to regularly consuming a healthy, varied and well-balanced diet, players should...

Why Athletes Hurt Themselves Playing Tennis

Why athletes hurt themselves playing tennis? Info from Mark Verstegen Athletes Performance Faster surfaces and serves coupled with stronger groundstrokes are making for today’s quick-action tennis, but players are beginning to pay the price. Hip problems have...

Seeing the Ball

Seeing the Ball Over the last few weeks, on cloudy day’s, I have noticed an array of errors with some of your tennis swings. The balls have not been very hard shots, so I started to think deeper into what the cause may be. It dawned on me, that some players that have...

Foot Faulting

Foot Faulting Many of you members are foot faulting, as a server one is NOT allowed to touch the baseline with either foot while serving. Though many of you have a ‘fluid’ technique for serving, we must all work on this bad habit. It does matter, especially if you are...

Turn First For The Volley

Turn First For The Volley Many of you are quick, agile and smart at the net; however several of you attack the volley by moving your racquet first and never moving your feet. Instead, one should decide which side you will volley; forehand or backhand; then turn for...