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	Optimize Your Tennis Lesson By Ken DeHart 05/02/2014 In today’s tennis market, a private tennis lesson might cost upwards of $120 per hour. Here’s advice to students to get the most from 60-minutes read article
	Tips to Play Tennis Thru Time Follow these tips to help you stay in the game for a lifetime. By Fernando Velasco 05/02/2014 Getting older doesn’t mean you stop playing the game of tennis, it just means you need to make adjustments. Follow these tips to help you stay in the game for a lifetime. read article
	Turning the Tide and Reversing Momentum to Take the Lead By David Cox 03/13/2014 Every player has felt the moment of panic when a lead slips away. Here are a few tips from the pros to approach this dicey situation. read article
	Using the I-Formation in Doubles Keep your “I” on the prize with strategic court positioning tips from No. 1 doubles team Bob and Mike Bryan By Staff 01/14/2014 Smart doubles teams know the importance of employing various strategies to keep tough opponents on their toes. read article
	Moonball Moments By Staff 12/16/2013 Ana Ivanovic, Marion Bartoli, Brad Gilbert and other pros give their tips for mastering the moonballer. read article
	Dominate the Tiebreaker By Staff 10/11/2013 When tennis games are tied at 6-6, a tie-breaker is used to determine the winner of a set. Sooner or later, most players face a tiebreaker. Some of the tours best players offer their advice for approaching this decisive situation. read article
	Hit a Killer Slice Backhand By Miles Maclagan 08/05/2013 Professional and recreational players employ the slice backhand to set up an approach shot, to slow down the ball while recovering from a defensive position, or to handle a low bounce. read article
	Approach With A Plan By Frank Giampaolo 06/12/2013 Hit the right approach shot to sustain the advantage and win the point read article
	The non-hitting partner in doubles should help dictate play By Staff 04/29/2013 In doubles, it’s imperative to have a partner that’s good at the net. Tennis View recently asked Bob and Mike Bryan about the role of the non-hitting partner in doubles and how they can best influence the point. read article
	Smash to a Better Net Game: Drop Back Like a Quarterback for a Better Overhead By Chris Cozzillio 02/20/2013 A common question asked by students working on their net game is, “What if I get lobbed?” The best response—acquire a successful overhead. The following segments will give you the steps to help you hit your overhead like the best players in the world. read article