Inside the box

Article Abstract:

The former US Davis Cup captain provide five tips to survive from the rash of double faults that has crippled the players' confidence and crushed the chances of winning. The are getting more first serves in and then jamming the opponent with body serve, adding topspin in the serve to make it a safe shot then hitting the ball flat or with slice, aiming for a spot, going after the ball by allowing the one's body momentum to carry him inside the court and taking one's time and try to stay positive.

Competitions, Tennis players

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Keep your strokes, change your game

Article Abstract:

Eliot Teltscher, a former top 10 player and director of tennis operation at the USTA claims that the longer one plays tennis, the tougher it becomes to make changes to one's game. Some of tips suggested by him includes building one's shot tolerance, focusing on one's strengths, favoring placement over power on the serve, and hitting most of the ground strokes crosscourt.

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The A game

Article Abstract:

Working hard on and off the court is a good deal of effort. The seven requisite shots for advanced play of tennis have been presented.

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