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Tennis Glow-Up: Avoiding Burnout

This post closes the February installment of the Tennis Glow-Up series, which has focused on discipline as a foundation for sustainable engagement. Friday defined discipline as structure rather than motivation. Saturday examined “trust the process” as intentional design rather than blind faith. This final entry turns to the darker side of discipli...


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Tennis Glow-Up: Trust the Process

This post is the second entry in February’s Tennis Glow-Up series, which focuses on the importance of discipline. Yesterday’s post framed discipline as structure, the systems that allow purpose to survive everyday challenges. This follow-up takes the next step by examining the idea of process. Discipline is not sustained by effort alone, but rather re...


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Tennis Glow-Up: Discipline versus Motivation

This post opens the February installment of the Tennis Glow-Up series, a year-long exploration structured around three connected posts published over the first full weekend of each month in 2026. January focused on purpose, beginning with identity, moving through intention, and closing with alignment. The work of that opening...


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A People’s History of Tennis

A People’s History of Tennis by David Berry is a reminder that the history of the sport looks very different depending on where you choose to stand. Rather than retelling the traditional stories, this book approaches tennis from the ground up. The result is not a corrective history offered in opposition to the familiar one, but a broader and more illum...


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What "Benefit of the Doubt” Really Means

Every Wednesday, this site examines a rule or governing principle that shapes how tennis is actually played, particularly in the self-officiated environments where most recreational matches take place. This post continues the ongoing series on The Code, returning to Principle 6 to address the question that inevitably follows any discussion of the benef...


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