Tennis Player World

If you’re aged between 35 and 55 and you’re experiencing pain on the outside of your arm near your elbow join, you may have tennis elbow. This debilitating condition affects thousands of people every year. Despite its name, the condition can affect anyone – not just tennis players. Research shows 95 per cent of cases Read More…

Have you ever reached over and picked up the telephone only to feel a pain around your elbow, on your outer arm?
If you have, it may be to your benefit to take notice now, and prevent it from developing into something further. If you let it develop, you could be looking at wasting hundreds of Read More…

How do they do it? Every single shot, one after the other, perfect height, depth and speed. The short answer is of course they spent the last 15 years hitting hundreds of the shots each day. So it’s not very likely that we will be able to wake up one day and know how to Read More…

A good volley game can turn a match on it’s head. If your a serve and volleyer your volleys need to be rock solid. Even if you’re not a server and volleyer your more than likely going to have to hit a few volleys from time to time to finish a point off. So how Read More…

Tennis can be a great game when everything’s going right, but when the things you’re trying to do aren’t working out, your racket might find itself flying over the fence after you let it feel how frustrated you are. One of the shots a lot of people have trouble with is the drop shot. This Read More…

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Unless you were raised on a tennis camp, chances are somewhere in your tennis career you have run into this problem. Maybe you have the problem still. I see more and more young, or inexperienced players, trying to crank that big shot. While that’s all and well, their constancy drops like a fly. Absolutely plummets. Read More…