Tennis 4 Life: The Journey That Shapes Us
Tennis 4 Life — The Struggle to Become Ourselves After reading David Brooks’ New York Times essay, “A Surprising Route to the Best Life Possible,” I found myself reflecting on […]
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Badge Parking in Manly
🎾 Badge Parking in Manly – What You Need to Know If you’re playing Badge in Manly, here’s everything you need to know about parking before your match. Manly is […]
Alexandra Eala
Eala: An Inevitable Breakthrough Alexandra Eala’s remarkable performance at the 2025 Miami Open should not be dismissed as a an isolated breakthrough. Rather, it stands as a defining moment in […]
The Strange Science of Recovery
In Good to Go: What the Athlete in All of Us Can Learn from the Strange Science of Recovery, science journalist Christie Aschwanden explores the fast-growing world of athletic recovery. […]
Learning from the Lows: Alcaraz on Match Dips
Match Troughs: What Alcaraz Teaches Us Tennis isn’t just a test of strokes and stamina—it’s a rollercoaster of momentum. Even the world’s best aren’t immune. Carlos Alcaraz, a Grand Slam […]
Self-Talk: Lessons from Jack Draper’s Turnaround
Talk Yourself to Victory: Lessons from Jack Draper’s Indian Wells Turnaround At Indian Wells two weeks ago, Jack Draper showed us something more powerful than a killer forehand: the right […]
Game, Set, Assist – The Unsung Side of Doubles
Game, Set, Assist: The Hidden Art of Great Doubles Partners In basketball, the assist is celebrated as a cornerstone of teamwork. It’s tracked, analyzed, and replayed. Yet in doubles tennis, […]
Sydney Badge 2025 Draws
Sydney Badge 2025 Season Draws Released Sydney Badge has officially announced the match draws for the 2025 season. Since navigating the Tennis NSW website can be challenging, we’ve made things […]
Game, Set, Stalemate
Game, Set, Stalemate Pro Tennis is at a standstill after a major disagreement between the sport’s biggest organizations. On one side are the leaders of the ATP and WTA tours, […]
Tennis and Investing: Why Avoiding Errors Matters More Than Big Wins
Avoiding Unforced Errors: The Key to Success in Tennis and Investing Barry Ritholtz’s new book How Not to Invest delivers a message that resonates deeply with competitive tennis players: success isn’t […]
The Psychology Behind Draper’s Visual Focus at Indian Wells
Draper’s Mind Game: The Science Behind His Visual Focus Technique Why Did Jack Draper Focus on His Thumb? During the Indian Wells final against Holger Rune, Jack Draper was seen […]
New Senior Pro Tennis Tours
Retirement from professional tennis no longer means stepping away from competition. Two new senior tennis tours are changing the game, giving recently retired pros a chance to compete instead of […]
The Wind Doesn’t Decide the Match—You Do
Wind: The Ultimate Game Changer Wind disrupts rhythm, makes ball control difficult, and forces players to think and react differently. At tournaments like Indian Wells, where gusts can reach 60 […]
Ball Watching: A Game-Changer in Tennis
The Art of Ball Watching: A Game-Changer in Tennis One of the most fundamental yet overlooked skills in tennis is truly watching the ball—not just seeing it, but reading it […]
The Fragility of Tennis Confidence: How Close Losses Shape a Player’s Mentality
Medvedev: The Mental Toll of Losing Close Matches Losing a close match in tennis can be one of the most frustrating experiences for a player. It’s not just about the […]
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