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	Hit a Killer Slice Backhand By: Miles Maclagan 08/05/2013 Professional and recreational players employ the slice backhand to set up an approach shot, to slow down the ball while recovering from a defensive position, or to handle a low bounce. read article
	Craigslist: Finding a Tennis Partner By: Jerry Johnson 06/12/2013 If you use Craigslist or other online classifieds, you’ve read hundreds of ads, done a lot of follow-up, hit some dead ends and overcome feelings of skepticism and anxiety. read article
	Approach With A Plan By: Frank Giampaolo 06/12/2013 Hit the right approach shot to sustain the advantage and win the point read article
	Exercise to a Beat By: Staff 06/12/2013 Intense activity seems less rigorous when you’re moving to a rhythm read article
	The non-hitting partner in doubles should help dictate play By: Staff 04/29/2013 In doubles, it’s imperative to have a partner that’s good at the net. Tennis View recently asked Bob and Mike Bryan about the role of the non-hitting partner in doubles and how they can best influence the point. read article
	Eat to Beat: 5 Foods to eat and 5 Foods to Avoid Before Competition By: Kait O'Callahan 02/20/2013 Food is fuel. The more energy one expends during an activity, the more fuel a person requires. In essence, sitting at a desk writing reports requires much less fuel [or food] than someone on the go running errands or breaking a sweat with an elevated heart rate for the same duration. read article
	Jason DeCosta’s Hardest Win of His Life By: Jason DeCosta 02/20/2013 I can count on one hand the number of men I have met that I would consider majestic. I added one to that read article
	Smash to a Better Net Game: Drop Back Like a Quarterback for a Better Overhead By: Chris Cozzillio 02/20/2013 A common question asked by students working on their net game is, “What if I get lobbed?” The best response—acquire a successful overhead. The following segments will give you the steps to help you hit your overhead like the best players in the world. read article
	Zoe’s Hope By: Mara Tamir Spiegel 01/01/2013 Today is September 20, 2012. It’s hard to believe that it’s been four years – a whole four years since my then 4½-year-old daughter, Zoe, met Richard Spurling, founder of ACEing Autism, a nonprofit program that provides recreational tennis for autistic children read article
	Learn to Compete By: Adam Naylor 12/31/2012 Your volleys are crisp on the lesson court but are limp come match time. You manage to learn how to come over your one-handed backhand and really crack it except when the club championship rolls around. read article