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Tennis' Counterpart to Golf's “Mulligan”

Tennis' Counterpart to Golf's “Mulligan”

A second-chance shot may prevent double-bogeys and more

By: Wendall Walker 05/02/2014

Social golfers have long enjoyed taking an occasional “do-over” for an errant shot, with the mutual consent of their playing partners.


Grigor Dimitrov

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.


Using the I-Formation in Doubles

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.


Moonball Moments

Moonball Moments

By: Staff 12/16/2013

Ana Ivanovic, Marion Bartoli, Brad Gilbert and other pros give their tips for mastering the moonballer.


New Year Exercise Success

New Year Exercise Success

By: Staff 12/16/2013

Many adults begin the early weeks and months of a new year trying to launch and maintain a rigorous exercise program.


Improvement is Paramount

Quynh Lam: Improvement is Paramount

By: Staff 12/09/2013

Many adults begin the early weeks and months of a new year trying to launch and maintain a rigorous exercise program. And yet, these overly ambitious and strenuous efforts often result in injury, and ultimately, discouragement and the return to sedentary habits.


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.


Your Turn Charles Ledbetter, Tulsa, OK

Your Turn

By: Staff 08/05/2013

I’m not a gym-only kind of guy; I love being outdoors and playing sports. Unlike other “team” sports, with tennis, I try harder and exert more energy because it’s only me on one side of the net.


Health advice at-a-glance

Health advice at-a-glance

By: Staff 08/05/2013

Be mindful of whom you hang out with because your friends’ habits may become yours – for better or for worse.


Hit a Killer Slice Backhand

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.


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