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Instructing Tennis Students On Angles

By Stewart Russell, RSPA Master Professional Tennis 101, 102, and 103 Once a range of acceptability of the parameters of the technical aspects associated with a...
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Four Easy Tips to Improve Your Practice and Match Play Performance

By Ken DeHart, USPTA Master Professional and PTR Master Professional, ARA Individual Member Tennis is like any other ball sport; there are three basic skills....
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When & How To Use Volleys In Pickleball

By Jim Carella, RSPA, ARA, PTR, PPR, Director of Pickleball TPC Sugarloaf Country Club Yes, pickleball features several distinct types of volleys, each suited to...
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Improving Team Dynamics

By Marcus J. Hurtig, Owner, Oz Tennis Academy We are NOW into the season … I’m sure you’ve had some challenges with scheduling matches, or...
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Feedback U Need

By Stewart Russell, RSPA Master Professional Tennis often gets referred to as an individual sport, but I’m finding there is a lot of merit toward...
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Elevating Atlanta’s Recreational Tennis

Can We Balance Fun & Performance In Our Tennis Programs? By Willy Campos, UTA/Tennis Director, James Creek Tennis Center Why not encourage ourselves to become the...

The Three Fears Of Doubles

By Stephen Huss, Program Director, Huss 75 76 Tennis At Crooked Creek  Players generally have all or at least one of the following things they...
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The Split Step

By Stewart Russell, RSPA Master Professional, Universal Tennis Management   As coaches, we often utilize the term “Split Step” in terms of being a mistake our...

Returning For Success

By Paul Bartholomai, PSST Tennis Director After the serve, the second most important shot in tennis is the return of serve. A good return neutralizes...

Bridging And Bundling Tennis Cultures

Integrating Latin American tennis methodology in Atlanta By Willy Campos, UTA/Tennis Director, James Creek Tennis Center I am delighted and grateful to be part of the...