I asked some famous tennis coaches and tennis players that question. There are their thoughts and opinion. There is no one good answer to why American tennis has lost its dominance. My first thought is that everybody is in a hurry … Continue reading →
Last month my son was playing a 10 and under tournament at Rick Macci’s academy and I had the pleasure to sit next to a fellow parent who was there watching a grandson play. So, we struck a conversation on … Continue reading →
Tennis has to be one of the hardest sports to learn and probably one of the costliest to master. But, what is it that makes it so hard to learn and become a pro when thousands of kids try yet, … Continue reading →
An open letter to David A. Haggerty, Chairman of the Board, CEO and President of USTA and other USTA executives. Yesterday, I was returning to Miami from a week long business trip to Asia. Usually, one has plenty of time … Continue reading →
We want to share with you our discussion with Aaron Gross, Head Men’s Tennis Coach at University of Portland. We had a talk about the situation with American tennis and the article “McEnroe’s Successor at U.S.T.A. Needs to Hit the Court Running” in … Continue reading →
I think the biggest problem we face in American tennis is not that there is poor training (which no one would disagree), it is mostly that none of us work together, to top that off, most parents are truly ignorant … Continue reading →