At MyTennisLessons.com we have are fortunate to work with some highly experienced tennis pros who are not only willing to help out students but fellow and aspiring tennis coaches as well. Roger, an accomplished tennis coach in Alexandria, VA, has a wealth … Continue reading
When should I have my racquet re-strung? This is a question as a teaching pro I get from many of the adult players who seek my help in improving their tennis games. The answer requires a little math and depending … Continue reading
It seems like just yesterday I was writing the 2012 end of year review, in which I touted Andy Murray as the overall “winner” of the year, even if Novak Djokovic did end the year as the #1 player in … Continue reading
Caroline Woziniacki’s impersonation of Serena Williams, has been scrutinized in the press over the last few days. Which begs the question, where does the line stop between making a statement on the court, just for fun, and being offensive? While … Continue reading
Holy Tennis Racquets Batman! Which one is right for me? Finding the perfect tennis racquet is like eating fast food. Sure, you’ll be happy with your racquet when playing great on the court, but once that greatness stops, it’s like … Continue reading
Parents, please get your kids on the tennis court. While you’re at it, get out there too! At MyTennisLessons we believe the choice to do so is simple; there are amazing benefits associated with playing tennis for your kids, yourself, … Continue reading
When thinking about an instructor spotlight on Lyon Jewett, for Tennis Talk, it seemed more important to spotlight the reason why Lyon originally first became involved with MyTennisLessons.com. For the better part of 20 years, Lyon has been a part-time … Continue reading
When the story broke that the United States Anti-Doping Agency had banned Lance Armstrong for life and stripped him of his seven Tour de France titles, the shock here in Austin, TX, his hometown, was palpable. There were, and still … Continue reading
“Cardio Tennis,” the newest evolution of tennis, is a group class that combines traditional tennis with other types endurance-building exercises, such as running around cones or intervals. So what makes Cardio Tennis so great? Cardio Tennis provides the benefits of … Continue reading