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Game Changers: How the Greatest Players, Matches, & Controversies Transformed Tennis

In an unparalleled Golden Era, the tennis gods blessed our sport with the four greatest champions in its 150-year history—Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer, and Serena Williams. Now in Game Changers: How the Greatest Players, Matches, and Controversies Transformed Tennis, Paul Fein treats readers to in-depth features about these legends, their rivalries, and their legacies...

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Member Spotlight: Judy Dixon

I spoke with Judy in May when she was relaxing on the porch of her home in Amherst, MA. She had just returned from the national hardcourt tourney in Kentucky where she won gold in the 75s singles and doubles. A successful day at the office you’d say.

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The Waiting Place

It’s Circa 1989 London SW19 Southfields or Wimbledon stop on the Green District line. Our names have been called over the loudspeaker from our respective locker rooms to the little ante-room next to Center Court.

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Pauline Betz Addie Cup

As we celebrate our 50th Anniversary this year, we continue to look back on our history. This month, we include an article that ran in 1981 featuring the Pauline Betz Addie Cup and how the event came about. This year’s Addie Cup results can be found under Tournament Recaps.

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How to Drastically Improve Your Tennis

In the realm of tennis, systems refer to structured, repeatable frameworks that organize various aspects of a player’s daily routine. These systems are designed to ensure consistency, efficiency, and ongoing improvement by integrating different elements of training into an interconnected strategy.

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[New Board]Member Spotlight: Bryn Auld

Bryn Auld grew up in Atlanta, GA and started playing at age 11. She competed in both junior tournaments and high school matches. She went on to play her freshman year at Florida State University in 2001 but developed what she described as a heavy case of burnout from tennis…

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