Instruction Develop a service weapon with more than just pace Lack power on your serve? Pace isn’t the only way to get a point off to a fast start. by: Gigi Fernandez | APR, 12 2019
Court of Appeals Let this let pass? You should first ask your opponent, “How were you hindered?” by: Rebel Good | APR, 11 2019
Court of Appeals Post Powers Why do net posts count as part of the net, but other things don't? by: Rebel Good | APR, 07 2019
Instruction Mental Edge: Using rituals for stress relief Make rituals a part of your winning strategy. by: Allen Fox, Ph.D. | APR, 04 2019
Court of Appeals Net Cross No-No It’s up to the hitter to make the concession in this case. by: Rebel Good | APR, 03 2019
Instruction Ask Nick: How to improve your running forehand Get advice from a living legend on hitting forehands on the run. by: Nick Bollettieri | MAR, 29 2019
Instruction Mental tips to avoid blowing a lead in a match In tennis, there’s no such thing as too great a lead. by: Allen Fox, Ph.D. | JAN, 22 2019
Instruction The proper way for teams to shift in doubles When you and your partner take control of the net, move together. by: Greg Moran | JAN, 04 2019
Instruction The key to serving and volleying Serving and volleying in doubles isn’t only about having a great serve. by: Greg Moran | JAN, 03 2019
Court of Appeals Stand Still, Please A player can jump to hit a serve, but the running part is a no-no by: Rebel Good | JAN, 03 2019
Instruction Learn to move at the net in doubles When you and your partner are in the one-up, one-back formation, sharp movement is vital. by: Greg Moran | JAN, 02 2019
Instruction Successfully chase a lob down on the doubles court For successful doubles teams, there is a constant need for speed. by: Greg Moran | JAN, 01 2019
Court of Appeals There He Blows I was charging the net and mishit a drop shot off the frame. by: Rebel Good | JAN, 01 2019
