Making progress in sports isn’t always as straightforward as we think. When starting out, you’ll probably learn and make big strides quite often. But the more you learn, the smaller these strides are and the more you need to learn to make them. But it can be even worse – sometimes, you need to unlearn …
Unlearn this Tennis and Pickleball Habit to Win More Read More »
There are a lot of ways to practice that will make us better tennis or pickleball players. But there is one thing that has proven results on and off the court that is rarely practiced: mindfulness. It’s been well proven the benefits of mindfulness and learning your own self-compassion mindfulness practice have never been easier! …
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It doesn’t take much on the court during a big tennis or pickleball point for anxiety to become too much. During those moments, you really wish you had put forth any time developing a mindfulness practice. Mindfulness is the source of keeping it cool under pressure. Luckily, anyone can learn this vital skill that will …
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How you practice on and off the court just got better, easier, and a whole lot more fun. The following is a transcript of part 7 of our Game Changers Webinar, where Kalindi, Billy, and Joe discuss the much anticipated and newly available Rebounder Deluxe! Billy: Alright, moving on to our next section, where we …
The One Training Aid that Will Change Your Game for Good! Read More »
The following is a transcript of part four of the Game Changers Webinar. Joe: Now, I’m going to talk a little bit more about general advice on how to check your continental grip. So, here’s a tennis racket, and what you want to do is set it up, so you’re holding it like a hatchet. …
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Originally written by Joe Dinoffer for Racquet Sports Industry Magazine – July 2004 Over four centuries ago, Sir Francis Bacon said, “Things alter for the worse spontaneously, if they be not altered for the better designedly.” The same holds true for each area of our tennis business. This article will address the tennis lesson segment …
