It’s a clutch moment. You’re ready to put the game away. You toss the ball into the air, swing your racket to drive home a powerful serve, and—thwack!—you drill the ball straight into the net.

Back in the day, embracing the tiebreaker to decide the outcome of sets was a heavy psychological lift for players accustomed to the traditional scoring system. In later times, Electronic Line-Calling ...

Tennis players work for years perfecting the move, and finding the sweet spot can strikingly improve their game. By Stuart Miller The tennis ball ascends into the air and for a brief moment — like the ...

A wayward toss makes for an ineffective serve, and the most common error players make in this regard is tossing the ball behind rather than in front of their body ...

GRAND ISLAND, Neb. – I have played tennis for 44 years and began teaching tennis lessons 30 years ago. Three years ago, I began to notice tremors in my hands when writing or typing. Approximately two ...