In this final part of my interview with legendary tennis coach and tennis researcher Vic Braden Vic talks about Keeping it simple, the value of education, and he mentions Chevy Chase, Tim Conway, Ronald Reagan, The Bryan Brothers and Tracy Austin
Hear Vic Braden talk about Bobby Riggs and his antics, hitting with depth and brain research.
Written by C.F. Stewart I just loved this book. It gives you lots of insight into tennis in the “old” days and the guy profiled is simply a “character” who I’d love to meet. So if anybody knows how to … Continue reading →
I got an email today from John at http://www.tenniszoo.com . He wanted to remind me that as a large person you can’t expect to make it through an entire match if you get into long rallys. You have to be ever … Continue reading →
I was at the courts yesterday and a well built middle aged man took the court next to me to practice serves. I noticed that he was pretty darn good so I immediately struck up a conversation with him with … Continue reading →
I wonder why I feel so bad when Roger Federer loses…..especially to the likes of Tomas Berdych. I was watching the Sony Ericson Open in Key Biscayne, Florida last night on the tennis channel and I really thought Federer was … Continue reading →
I’m reading “Open” the autobiography of Andre Agassi. Andre is talking about his dad building a ball machine and aiming it at Andre’s feet forcing him to crowd the ball and hit it on the rise. If you can improve … Continue reading →
Check this out: http://www.weightladder.com/tennis-for-weight-loss/
Continue reading →It’s really tiring for the average overweight and out of shape club player to hit overheads. They have to hurry to the ball. They have to keep their feet moving to get into position and they have to make a … Continue reading →
Here’s a link to the Tennis Warehouse discussion board. http://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/archive/index.php/t-12858.html
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