On the Baseline Tennis News

Learn how two hula hoops can help make you a better tennis player by following these handy tips outlined by Will Hamilton from FuzzyYellowBalls.com.

USPTA Master Professional coach Joe Dinoffer shares practical tips on how to choose the right tennis coach for your child.

Tennis coach Joe Dinoffer takes a look at how relaxation techniques can help improve your tennis game. (Part 3 of 3)

Tennis coach Joe Dinoffer takes a look at how relaxation techniques can help improve your tennis game. (Part 2 of 3)

Co-ranked doubles No. 1 player Liezel Huber has signed a new endorsement contract with Volkl tennis.

Tennis coach Joe Dinoffer takes a look at how relaxation techniques can help improve your tennis game. (Part 1 of 3)

Maria’s new racquet, the EXO3 Black is one of the new frame offerings from Prince’s 2010 performance racquet line and is set to hit store shelves in the United States beginning January 18.

The volley is simultaneously one of the most difficult and also one of the most simple shots in tennis. How can it be both?

Imagine a right-handed player hitting a one-handed backhand with his or her left hand just dangling during the entire shot.

In recreational tennis, there’s a common mistake that takes place right after a player hits a good shot. They stand still admiring it.

The good news is that breast cancer rates are going down and women are surviving the diagnosis because of earlier detection and better treatment.

Join On the Baseline for a new instruction series by Joe Dinoffer about the role of the non-dominant hand in your tennis game.

Kids aged eight and nine are arguably one of the most critical age groups to get involved in tennis and get them to stick with it.

Karin Burgess of Tennis Identity reviews a few nutritional supplements designed to help your body stay healthy and ready for your tennis game.

When children become 6-year-olds and begin fulltime school in the first grade, there’s more that happens than their parents breathing a sigh of relief.