Every tennis player, regardless of their level, always looks to improve and understand their performance on the court. That’s why I want to talk about an innovative tool revolutionizing the world of tennis: statistical video ... Read more ..read more

A Father’s Motivation in the Parking Lot One ordinary afternoon, after practice, in the parking lot of a tennis club, I witnessed a conversation that left a deep impression on me. A father, with passion ... Read more ..read more

When a young player on the court feels frustrated and nothing seems to be working, they go through several phases of learning throughout their life. These phases are universal and apply to any field, whether ... Read more ..read more

Rivalries in tennis heighten the excitement and appeal of this sport by offering matches filled with tension and drama. These duels between standout players, with their personal stories and differing styles, intensify the interest and ... Read more ..read more

Millions of people worldwide love tennis, a sport distinguished by its complexity and many variables affecting match results. The playing surface and weather are two major factors that affect the dynamics of a match, even though talent, strategy, and physical training are still very important. How these components interact can greatly impact how well players perform, how they play, and how the game flows as a whole. Not only are players and coaches in need of an understanding of how the environment affects tennis, but fans and commentators looking for a deeper understanding of the game also n ..read more

Millions of people play the racquet sport known as “padel,” which combines aspects of squash and tennis to create a dynamic and approachable game. Padel, which dates back to the 1960s in Mexico, is usually played in doubles on an enclosed court marginally smaller than a tennis court. The court is designed to resemble a squash court with glass walls and a net. Play involves smashes, volleys, and clever wall placement. Padel’s fundamental principles are simple to understand. Like tennis, the ball must be served underhanded and bounced once before being struck. The ball can bounce off the walls ..read more

Both racket sports—Tennis and Padel—have drawn millions of fans and participants worldwide, but each has distinctive qualities that make them stand out. With roots dating back to France in the twelfth century, tennis has developed into a well-known international sport played in professional tours, Grand Slam competitions, and the Olympics. Despite being more recent, having originated in Mexico in the 1960s, Padel has experienced phenomenal growth, especially in Spain and Latin America. It is quickly becoming increasingly well-liked globally because of its social and easily accessible nature ..read more

We all know how important the psychological aspect is in tennis. Tennis is both a physical and mental game. Often, your physical performance depends heavily on your mental and emotional state. However, mental health in our sport is rarely discussed, even though 99% of tennis players suffer or have suffered from depression, anxiety, frustration, feelings of helplessness, and, in some cases, even suicidal thoughts at some point in their careers. I firmly believe that the more we talk about this crucial topic and the more attention it gets, the more players will have the chance to develop a healt ..read more

Padel is a racquet sport that combines elements of tennis and squash. It is played in doubles on an enclosed court about a third the size of a tennis court. The game originated in Mexico in the 1960s but gained popularity in Spain, where it became immensely popular before spreading globally. Basic rules of Padel include serving underhand, allowing the ball to bounce once on each side before volleys are permitted, and using solid walls around the court. Players can use the walls to keep the ball in play, adding an extra dimension of strategy and excitement. Padel has become a very popular spor ..read more

Tennis is a sport that captivates audiences worldwide with its blend of athleticism, strategy, and sheer drama. From the elegant grass courts of Wimbledon to the intense hard court of the US Open, each major tournament offers a unique flavor and thrills, making tennis a truly global spectacle.  At the heart of tennis’ global appeal lies its rich history and tradition, spanning continents and cultures. The sport’s major tournaments, often called Grand Slams, stand as the pinnacle of achievement for players and the ultimate battleground for tennis glory. These four prestigious events, “ Wim ..read more