G’day, You look to the other side of the court in the warm-up and assess your opponent. Forehand looks fine. Backhand seems solid. They don’t seem to be moving too fast so maybe you can form a strategy around running them side-to-side. Here are some questions for you… Do they have a better read on

G’day, Sometimes matches are over before they even start. You look at the draw and you see that you have to play the No.5 seed or the No. 10 seed, or the defending champion, or the No. 1 seed this year. Match over right there. You convince yourself that the opponent must be really, really

Getting Tight Promo Video G’day, Tennis is a sport of errors. Professional matches average around 70% errors and that number increases at the recreational level for both adults and juniors. Those errors are not well received by players. Not well received at all… The negativity first gains a foothold as frustration, and straight-up anger quickly

G’day, Three bedrooms vs. one living room. In one room of the house lives all the emotions that you feel in a tennis match. There are good feelings, but there are also nerves, frustration, anger, and disappointment. Putting all of these elements in isolation – alone in one room – is not a good idea.

Getting Tight has been out now for about a week and a half and the early adopters are consuming the course. Brookes Byrd, from Sacramento, sent me this review yesterday and was nice enough to agree to share it with everyone. So let’s go through Brookes’ review and see what she thinks about Getting Tight.

Improve your perspective.  Getting Tight has had a very successful launch week, so a big “thank you” to all the early adopters! Around 60% of sales have been in the U.S, with the other 40% from 14 countries around the globe. Leora, from San Francisco, purchased the course on Monday and sent Jeff and I this

G’day, Do you really know who you are as a tennis player? In other words, do you have a crystal clear mission of your ideal game style, and do you stick to it in the heat of competition? Most players have a general idea of what they want to do, but the blueprint is loose.

G’day, Hands up if you find yourself getting too emotional in matches? In particular, hands up if the emotions that you feel are frustration and anger? All over the world, at all levels of our sport, this is a universal predicament. It is quite possibly the most common way we express our emotions negatively on

G’day, On Wednesday, September 6, 2017, I performed a feat I will unlikely repeat in my lifetime… I sat at my New York Times media desk under Arthur Ashe Stadium at the US Open and watched 730 women’s double faults on the match replay feed. Seven. Hundred. And. Thirty. 😳 I had more coffee that