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July 2010

Keep the Debate a Healthy One

Lately, a few things have crossed my screen that have made me a bit concerned about the health of some relationships in this industry. This regards a little dust-up about a (soon-to-be) proposed rule change for 10-and-under tennis. Some... (Click here to read more...)

Industry News

USTA Tennis Teachers Conference Celebrates its 40th Year The USTA’s 40th Tennis Teachers Conference will be in New York City from Aug. 28 to 31. The event is a leading resource for teaching professionals, organizers and coaches. It will be... (Click here to read more...)

Letters

One Teaching Pro Group or Two? Great job on the “Teaching Assistance” article in the June RSI. It was very well written and brought to light all of the opinions, facts and views of both organizations and industry leaders. You... (Click here to read more...)

Gene Scott

A dynamic figure for the sport. (Click here to read more...)

Revenue Generation: Happy Campers

A tennis camp at your facility can be a valuable source of revenue in tough economic times. (Click here to read more...)

2010 Guide to Ball Machines

For 2010, new machines from Lobster and Silent Partner and Sports Tutor join the list. (Click here to read more...)

Special Report: Facility Management

Whether large or small, public or private, tennis facility owners and managers face many common challenges. (Click here to read more...)

Distinguished Facility-of-the-Year Awards: Private Enterprise

These six residential court winners show style and substance. (Click here to read more...)

Playtest: Solinco Tour Bite

Solinco tells us that Tour Bite is a newly developed, high-performance, and versatile monofilament co-polyester string designed to generate extreme power, and intense spin and bite. According to Solinco, Tour Bite uses an innovative, proprietary composite formula of high-tech... (Click here to read more...)

Student-Athlete, or Athlete-Student?

After being sidelined by injury, a teenage player considers her path — and tennis’s appeal. (Click here to read more...)

 

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