How to choose a beginner tennis racket for your child

December 16, 2020 22 Comments

These days, children are considered the “couch” generation as they do not need to move around anymore. Everything that they need and want is already right on their fingers, with all the gadgets at their whim. However, it is still important to introduce them to more physical activities for their growth and development. A child does not need to be athletic as you may read here, but they always go outside and let those muscles go to work. Why don’t you try introducing them to a hobby that is still fun but involves more movement?

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Globe Rallied Behind Filipina Tennis Prodigy Alex Eala in 2020 French Open Juniors Bid

October 15, 2020 20 Comments

Pinoy pride is one of the things that immediately unites the nation, and this is often brought by Filipinos making it big in the international stage. When it comes to sports, there is a long list of Filipino athletes that have done the country proud including the likes of Manny Pacquiao, Hidilyn Diaz, Efren “Bata” Reyes, Carlos Yulo, and the Philippines Men’s Basketball Team. With their innate talents, sheer determination, and iron will, they bring pride to the country, and inspire and create better opportunities for young athletes to also rise to the top of their game.

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How to Get Better at Tennis Without a Court

October 4, 2020 20 Comments

Unless you’re lucky enough to have your own tennis court at home, there will be times when you can’t train or practice your game with the use of a court. However, there are lots of ways to work on your training to get better at tennis when you don’t have access to a court.

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Exclusive Interview with Holger Rune

September 16, 2020 30 Comments

I had an opportunity to chat with Holger Rune, winner of the boys’ singles at Roland Garros 2019 and ITF World Junior Finals 2019. He plans to utilize the junior exempt place he earned into World Tennis Tour events on the remainder of the season. He was born on April 29, 2003 and from Charlottenlund, Denmark. An aggressive baseliner with two-handed backhand, he currently plays at M25 Klosters this week.

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Go From Double Faults To Aces In 3 Easy Steps

July 23, 2020 15 Comments

If you adore playing tennis in your spare time and you love nothing more than getting stuck into a rally, you might be keen to improve your game. The most significant part of any tennis player’s armory is the serve. You could be great at the net, have perfect touch with volleys, and have a backhand like Monica Seles, but if your serve is pitiful, you aren’t going to be taking your game to the next level. The serve is the action that makes or breaks your games. Take a look at these three easy steps that you can follow to help you go from double faults to aces.

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5 Fun Sports that Are Secretly Amazing Workouts

June 17, 2020 21 Comments

Working out can sometimes be a drag. Sitting in the gym doing the same thing over and over with no end in sight just isn’t a lot of people’s thing. Sure, some people can see past the grind and know the results that lie in wait, but not everyone wants to push through hours of boredom to get those results.

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Contact Lenses That Improve Your Tennis Game

December 10, 2019 39 Comments

Have you ever seen a professional tennis player wearing eyeglasses? Professional players ditch traditional eyewear with contact lenses because of the many advantages these provide. If you wear glasses daily, you might consider getting that competitive advantage over your opponents by wearing contact lenses as you play.

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French Open 2019: Strengths, weaknesses, and betting odds of top players

May 11, 2019 24 Comments

The French Open is one of the most prestigious tennis championship events in the world. It will be held over two weeks between May and June 2019 at the Stade Roland-Garros in Paris, France. The French Open is the only Grand Slam event to be played on clay, the slowest surface of any of the Grand Slam events. Remember, clay is a much harder surface to grip and to change direction on, meaning a player needs to be particularly fit, mobile, quick, and make usage of the slide technique to get to shots.

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