High school tennis is great for kids to learn about the game and competition, and it also offers an invaluable team experience in an otherwise individual sport. Find out how to make the team.

Professional co-ed team tennis is thriving as Billie Jean King’s 1970’s franchise continues to entertain tennis fans for another fun season.

Juniors flock from all over the world with hopes of becoming the next Andre Agassi or Anna Kournikova. Does your junior have what it takes to go to the next level?

If you’re thinking of playing in your first tennis tournament, or if it’s been awhile since you last competed, you might want to check out these tennis tournament tips before you enter.

Summer is prime time for tennis, and with it can come hot weather, and even hotter temperatures on court. The heat can be a serious detriment to your health, but taking some simple precautions will help get your through it.

The tradition continues as the Wimbledon Championships commence, where the world’s top players contest the most prestigious event in tennis.

No doubt the game of tennis is a physical game. Getting yourself in good shape will help on court, but you can also improve your quickness to be more effective during matches.

Even if you don´t have a tennis partner, you can still work on your game. Many local parks and schools have a wall or backboard to hit against, and if you´re near a tennis facility, you may be able to rent time on a ball machine. Going solo doesn´t mean you can´t work on your game.

It will happen to most of us at some point in our tennis-playing days, and it could recur more than once. The best way to combat tennis elbow is to educate yourself on the causes and take precautions to avoid reinjury.

What does it take to win on the clay? Few American’s have solved that problem, but those that do, have gone on to enjoy great success. It’s all about your mindset.