As I already wrote in my previous posts I was very surprised that very few parents and coaches conduct constant control of their tennis players’ health condition. However, I am also not that surprised because I see that there is … Continue reading
A couple of words from my personal experience. When I was attending high school and college in Russia I used to do track and field. My results were pretty good for a non-professional college level: 100 meter sprint – 11.5 … Continue reading
I am going to continue to write about some things that surprise me in American junior tennis. From what I’ve seen, most players don’t do a proper warm up and cool down, but I would like to believe that’s not … Continue reading
One thing that surprised me after I came to America was the organization of medical control of young tennis players. During the entire time that my son played tennis at different tennis academies, nobody asked me to provide any medical … Continue reading