Strategy
Find commonly used court strategies for both singles and doubles.
Be a Better Doubles Partner 
Most recreational tennis players play doubles, which means they´re not alone out there on court. The key to your happiness and success as a doubles player is to be the best partner you can be. Don’t Just Cover the Middle
How is it that some of your opponent always seem to know where you’re going to hit the ball? Are they just that good or are you really that bad? Doubles Strategy: The Net is Your Friend
If you play doubles, you need to be comfortable at net and develop good instincts to take control of each point. You can be a more effective doubles player by improving your short game and learning how to take advantage of your opponent at net. Dubs From the Baseline
We’ve always heard that the first team to take the net in doubles controls the point. This is the most advantageous position. Or is it? Mixed Doubles Strategy
These quick tips will help you be more successful at mixed doubles and have more fun on the court with your partner. Mixed Troubles: Surviving Doubles With Your Spouse
Tennis is a social game, and mixed doubles is a great way to spend a Sunday morning with your spouse. Why, then, aren´t there more married couples spending time on the court together? Quite simply, compatibility in life does not translate into compatibility in tennis. Playing Staggered
Do you know what is the best doubles formation? There are several answers, all of which are right, depending on the situation. Find out when a using staggered formation is most effective.
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