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Welcome to Timeless Tennis: A Blog
My blog is all about TENNIS: news, issues, past stars, history, and ageless tennis principles. Best! Gary Bala
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*This Blog is dedicated to my late brother Rama (1965-2011).
NOTE: PLEASE SUPPORT MY BLOG: Visit any SPONSOR ADS you might be interested in. And any of the many POSTINGS. Many thanks and enjoy!
*This Blog is dedicated to my late brother Rama (1965-2011).
A few comments about this Blog . . .
- "Gary, I love your blog. It is a great resource and really showcases your passion for our sport. Congratulations on ten years." Doug Lewis, USPTA Elite Coach
- "A wealth of both information and inspiration for any tennis fan." Ron Miller, GottaPlayTennis.net
- "Thanks for your contributions in helping tennis get better!", John B. Carpenter, PTR & USPTA Elite Coach
- "Hi Gary. Nice job with your blog. Looks great, easy to navigate and good writing." Brent Abel, WebTennis.com
- "Gary, I like what you do with your site." Jim McLennan, TennisOne.com
- "Hi Gary. I check out your site regularly and enjoy all of your interesting articles." Lee Couillard, TennisPodPro.com
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- Tennis Shot of the Day: The Forehand
- Rafa -Trailer - Netflix
- Tennis Documentary of the Day: “Rafa” on Netflix
- Tennis Icon of the Day: Rafael Nadal
- Roland Garros (The French Open) 2026
- Tennis Concept of the Day: The Stages of a Player
- Tennis Laws of the Day: Six Laws of a Smart Player
- Tennis Concept of the Day: What Improves vs. What ...
- Tennis Concept of the Day: Ways to Enjoy Tennis
- Tennis Concept of the Day: Playing Tennis vs. Stre...
- Tennis Lesson of the Day: Dominate with the Topspi...
- Tennis Lesson of the Day: Master the Serve
- Tennis Lesson of the Day: Conquer Basic Plays
- Tennis Comparison of the Day: Men vs. Women
- Tennis Lesson of the Day: Master Your Footwork
- Tennis Lesson of the Day: What Makes a Great Tenni...
- Tennis Definition of the Day: Tennis
- Tennis Photo of the Day: The Forehand Unit Turn
- Tennis Lesson of the Day: Improve Your Game Fast
- Tennis Concept of the Day: Living in the Present
- Tennis Concept of the Day: Mindset - Healthy vs. ...
- Tennis Concept of the Day: Mindset Obstacles
- Tennis Concept of the Day: Main Tennis Skills
- Tennis Concept of the Day: Tennis Court Tips
- Tennis Concept of the Day: The Types of Negative P...
- Tennis Concept of the Day: The Types of Players
- Tennis Photo of the Day: The Contact Point
- Tennis Concept of the Day: Develop Elite Court Pre...
- Tennis Lesson of the Day: Improve Your Tennis Game
- Tennis Concept of the Day: Tennis is More Than Exe...
- Tennis Photo of the Day: Work, Heart, Passion
- Tennis Concept of the Day: Train & Play Smarter
- Tennis Things to Know: The Racket & The Court
- Tennis Concept of the Day: Improve Your Game
- Tennis Concept of the Day: Avoid Tennis Mistakes
- Timeless Tennis Development Principles
- Tennis Concept of the Day: Tennis Court Types
- Tennis Concept of the Day: 6 Growth Rules
- Tennis Concept of the Day: Aggressive vs. Defensive
- Tennis Advice of the Day: Advice to Have Known Ear...
- Tennis Concept of the Day: Unbreakable Confidence
- Tennis Concept of the Day: Tennis Mistakes to Avoid
- Tennis Concept of the Day: Strong Body Language
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