Tennis Quote of the Day: To be more than ordinary

(Courtesy: The McCaw Method)

Tennis Quote of the Day: Tennis is Mental

Tennis Quote of the Day: The Process Prevails

"Process over outcomes. Don't worry about the final exam. Just do your homework." 

-- Jim Adams

Miami Open 2015: Let's Play Tennis!

Tennis Topic of the Day: 12 Habits of Success (Courtesy Coach Allistair McCaw)

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Tennis Photo of the Day: The Motions of Tennis

2015 BNP Paribas Open (Indian Wells) Mens Final Highlights: Novak Djokovic Wins Over Roger Federer!

Tennis Quote of the Day: Tennis is the Ultimate Mind Game

"You are never really playing against an opponent. You are playing against yourself --- your own highest standards." 
-- Arthur Ashe 

2015 BNP Paribas Open (Indian Wells) Trailer: Let's Play Tennis!

Happy World Tennis Day 2015!

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Tennis Photo of the Day: Contact! The Magic Triangle

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The One Handed Backhand is still alive!

The One Handed Backhand is perhaps the most beautiful stroke in tennis.

Roger Federer, Stan Wawrinka, Grigor Dimitrov, Tommy Robredo, Richard Gasquet and others at the top of the game keep it alive.

Tennis Quote of the Day: Length of Contact

"One skill that has been lost in today's fast-paced game with large racquets and high-spin strings is length of contact. [Notice] the length of professional strokes, and [notice] how pros hit through the ball toward their targets. [Most players] don't have a decent length of contact - it's the biggest mistake I see among players. I say to students, pretend you are hitting the ball with the palm of your hand, so you have to go through it for a long time. This will keep you on the ball longer and give your shots more power and precision." 

-- Peter Burwash, Coach & Author, Peter Burwash International 
"Learning from Legends", Tennis Magazine (March-April 2015), Page 80 

Tennis Photo of the Day: Desire vs. Gravity

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Tennis Quote of the Day: Hard Practice

Tennis Photo of the Day: The Movements of Tennis

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