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Tennis Tournament Seeding

What's it mean to be seeded? Not a lot if you ask me. Here I am seeded #2 at the Denver City Open Tennis Tournament (Men's 65 Singles) coming up next week, but I haven't played a match in nine months! (Can't wait to find out if that was a “computer” ranking). With the...

Where Does the Time Go?

  My how time flies! I just recently received my 10 year certificate as a USPTA-certified Tennis Instructor!! Seems like just yesterday I passed the certification test and took on my first clients over at the Gates Tennis Center.   It's been a great adventure,...

Back to Work!

  Great to be back in the office after ten days going to and staying in Alaska! Cruise ships are nice if you can work out every day, but it's hard to resist all the desserts. And just when you are able to, they mix it up and throw in “Mediterranean Dessert Night”...

One of My Favorite Jokes

I've had this cartoon on my wall for literally years, and thought I better share it before it disintegrates totally.   Nothing to do with video, but it is definitely tennis related.      

Life's Lessons Applied to a Tennis Match

Ran across this great article at the Huffington Post (whatever that is).  Here's the main headings: All I Need to Know, I Learned When I Failed Out of College 1. Breakdowns can lead to breakthroughs. 2. It's not what happens to you, it's not what happens around you......

Advantages of Video Analysis

"Learning From Other Sports, Tennis Coaches See Advantages of Video Analysis" Thats the title of an article in the New York Times published June 13, 2013. Seems that tennis players and coaches are finally catching on to the many benefits of video analysis when applied...

Split Step on the Return of Serve

George Wachtel over at "Senior Tennis and Fitness" posted this blog.  It may be a senior forum, but I think his post is timeless for everyone.  Here is his post: "It is common wisdom among tennis players that they do not want to “run through” their first volley; so...

1-minute How-To Video: Mounting the QM-1 Portable Camera Mount

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