There is a belief that runs through every poly-string thread on every tennis forum: that an aggressive baseliner who wants spin and control has to play a firm, shaped, low-power co-polyester, and has…
There is a number that keeps surfacing in the sport-participation research, and it is worth sitting with before you pay for any membership that promises to connect you with other players.
The pitch behind most tennis gift guides is that the woman in your life already owns everything, so you have to find something rare, clever, or expensive to impress her.
The most decisive number on a tennis ball machine's spec sheet is not the one the marketing leads with.
You are reading a racquet spec sheet, comfortable with the head size and the strung weight, and then you hit "16×19" sitting there with no explanation.
Here is the claim, stated plainly so we can spend the rest of the piece earning the right to have said it: if you have tennis elbow, parking your arm in a sling and waiting for it to feel better is…
If you want a racquet in pink, you are not choosing between style and substance — you are choosing a finish that sits on top of whatever frame the manufacturer poured it onto.
Andre Agassi knotting a rubber band through his string bed is the origin story every budget-minded player eventually hears, and it raises a fair question: are rubber bands a legitimate alternative to…
Watch tennis with anyone long enough and you will hear the received wisdom: the long rally is the soul of the sport, the thing that separates tennis from the highlight-reel games, the proof of fitness…