A tennis player is quite possibly only as good as his/her racket, although some would argue the best players in the world could easily win a round with a wooden spoon. Be that as it may, the choice of a … Continue reading →
In a post about a month ago, Javier went over some of the math behind playing tennis. Between tennis club memberships, tennis camps, and tennis lessons, the costs add up quickly. We get it. Tennis can be an expensive sport. … Continue reading →
The post by Allistair McCaw In my experience, one area a lot of tennis players don’t consider enough is, is investing time and finding the right type of tennis string and tension to use. This is especially evident in juniors tennis … Continue reading →
I received a lot of comments on the post “Choosing a tennis racquet” with Bruce Levine. I published here some comments and hope you find them informative and interesting. Steve Benson: “Choosing a racquet is a very personal choice regardless … Continue reading →
Bruce Levine, the tennis racquet technical advisor for Tennis Magazine, shares his thoughts on choosing a tennis racquet. Bruce, you have a lot of experience with tennis racquet testing and tennis string testing. Why and when did you start to … Continue reading →