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This Christmas, your gifts can reflect your passion for tennis and your desire to see it flourish. Choosing presents that give back to the tennis ecosystem spreads holiday cheer and ensures the game continues to thrive for generations to come. The holiday season is all about the joy of giving, and there is no better way to do that than by supporting the game we love...
Today is Thanksgiving in the United States, a holiday devoted to gathering with the people we love and reflecting on the blessings that shape our lives. It is a day to pause, appreciate abundance, and recognize the steady presence of gratitude even in seasons that feel uncertain or overwhelming. This year, our understanding of gratitude has expanded in ways we never...
This week, we resume coverage of Principle 3 from the section in the USTA’s Friend at Court known as “The Code.” Today’s post brings us back to the first part of this principle that I intentionally skipped over last Wednesday. The previous installment focused on the evolving guidelines around warm-up length, but the principle itself begins with a much more ...
The standing knee raise is a simple and surprisingly effective movement that targets the hip flexors and core. At its most basic, the exercise involves lifting one knee toward the chest while standing tall on the opposite leg. It looks straightforward, but it trains several qualities that matter on a tennis court. Strong hip flexors support quicker first steps, more...
This week’s tennis headlines include Hall of Fame news, leadership changes, legal fights, and a surprising operatic twist on a historic match.
Roger Federer Selected As Only Player to Enter Hall of Fame in 2026: The Swiss tennis ic...
