If you’ve never played tennis, learning the game can be daunting. Tennis is a challenging sport to learn for most people. Players need years of practice to get really good. You may only be looking to play for fun. If … Read More
If you’re looking to turn your serve into a weapon, it’s critical you know the different types of serve spins and how to execute them. I wrote this post to give you exactly that information – as well as explain … Read More
I’m sure you’ve heard the old adage in tennis, “you’re only as good as your second serve.” Well, that’s because it’s true. If your second serve is meat, the lions of tennis will feast on it and you’ll quickly be … Read More
The serve is the most complicated stroke in tennis. It’s also one of the most difficult to teach. Until now. If you’re not familiar with the ServeMaster by Total Serve, this article could potentially be your gateway to the serve … Read More
If you’re looking to get into tennis, it’s an awesome sport to play. There’s no need to wait a single day more. Just start now. Or perhaps you already play but want to take tennis more seriously. If that’s the … Read More
Many factors go into hitting great groundstrokes, like timing, racket speed and rotation of the body. Most people are aware of those and I’ve written about them before. However, I want to explore a few misunderstood concepts when it comes … Read More
This is my honest review of the Lobster Elite Liberty Ball Machine. To me, this is the best tennis ball machine on the market for the price, which is why I bought it. I had been looking around for a … Read More
If you love tennis and you live to play doubles, this post was written for you. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced player, I’m sure the tips in this post are going to be a huge boon to your … Read More
Let’s be real. Every serious tennis player aspires to hit huge forehands and powerful backhands. We see the pros doing it on TV and we want it for ourselves. Many club players I know have tried all kinds of tricks … Read More
We all want more power in our tennis serve. We see professional players on TV hitting serves 120 mph+ and they make it look easy. Yet the average club player has difficulty serving more than 90 mph. Why? It comes … Read More
