Tennis Tips for Seniors and Every Tennis Lovers
Lorenzo Musetti, one of the youngest players already in the circuit, surely one of the most talented ones. Lorenzo Musetti was born in Carrara, in 2002 and was number 1 in the world at the Junior level. Musetti then went on to win 6 Junior titles, with the Australian Open in 2019 the pinnacle of …
Jannik Sinner is one of the most famous if not the most famous player in Italy in the last few years. He was born in San Candido in 2001 so he’s still one of the next-gen players facing the more expert guys in the circuit. All the tennis coaches and ex-famous Italian players, from Panatta …
Matteo Berrettini is one of the sexiest men in Italy due to recent research published on “Chi”. The Italian statuary player is the Italian tennis player with the best results on the court in the last 10 years. He’s Roman, born in the capital of Italy in 1996, being at the top of his career …
When we talk about famous Italian tennis players, we must make a distinction between the past and the present. The times of Andrea Gaudenzi, Andreas Seppi, and Filippo Volandri are gone, in 2022 a new wave of talent is coming up. Italy built a great structure, and the tournaments present in the country are growing …
One of the most exciting shots and movements in tennis is Roger Federer’s SABR. The way he attacks the net on the opponent’s second serve, creating trouble is well-known around the world. If you have watched any of his games in the last decade, you’ll know how it’s done and below we will analyze step …
Have you watched any of Rafael Nadal’s buggy whip forehand before? How cool are them? “I want to imitate him”, someone says’. Do you share the same curiosity? Would you like to try it yourself and stun your opponent in the next game? Then if you do so, read this article and be the star …
Pressurized vs Pressureless Tennis Balls, what are their differences? Air is what changes between the pressurized and the pressureless tennis balls. The first ones mentioned have air in rubber balls with a very fuzzy, fabric cover around them. The pressureless tennis balls instead have an absolute solid part inside made only of microcells filled with …
If you are on the way to the store and you want to buy some tennis balls for your training or your match you might find the word “Extra duty” on the label. What does it mean? Extra duty vs Regular Duty Tennis Balls, what are their differences? It is the type of tennis ball …
Tennis Shoes vs Running Shoes, what are their differences? If you aim to start to play tennis, the shoes are together with the racquet, the first item to buy. You might think the old running shoes you have such an affection for are going to make the job even on a tennis court, but that’s …
The inside-out forehand in tennis refers to the shot of hitting the forehand diagonally on the other side of the court. Interesting is to understand the dynamic of the movement which involves a lot of coordination and space/hit preparation. This is a shot that can be definite in the rally, creating a lot of damage …