Aug 10 2014

Get a Grip Book

Get a Grip Book   Get a Grip Is a book on the advantages of different grips and the hand positions description with pictures to give examples on how to hold the racket and why. This book is exactly the information for the USPTA  testing requirements with more details of contact point in relationship to(…)

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Aug 10 2014

Tennis Management Book

Tennis Management Book Management book This book helps a new director of tennis or tennis director analyze the challenges of club operations and give him or her  a audit or diagnosis and cure to help develop the facility.  The start is an Audit of present operation and allows you to have a plan of attack(…)

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Jul 24 2014

The Toss

The Toss   Take the proper serve position behind the baseline, with your feet properly positioned towards the net; your right foot parallel to the baseline and your left foot pointing towards the right net post, your feet about shoulder’s width part. Draw a circle about 18 inches in diameter, well in front of your(…)

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Jul 24 2014

The offensive lob

The offensive lob The offensive lob, much like the drop shot, is a shot you only want to use when you have some options; for instance, when you might just as well play a passing shot. The offensive lob is especially useful against an opponent who likes to crowd the net. It’s an effective tool(…)

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