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Your Guide to Tennis Grip and Ready Position for All Courts

Aug 10, 2025

Tennis Grip and Ready Position: Eastern Forehand and Continental are best for lower shots. For low bounce, get lower, bend your knees and stay on the balls of your feet.

Controlling Weeds on Your Grass Tennis Court

Controlling Weeds on Your Grass Tennis Court

Jul 31, 2025

Weeds can be controlled through a combination of manual removal, pre-emergent herbicides, and proper lawn care practices. Maintaining a healthy, dense grass cover prevents weeds from taking hold. Regular mowing, fertilization, and aeration also reduce weed growth. T

Base Materials for a Grass Tennis Court

Recommended Base Materials – Grass Tennis

Jul 28, 2025

For grass courts, the combination of a precisely formulated sand-clay mix for the rootzone, supported by a robust gravel or crushed stone sub-base, creates the ideal foundation.

Construction and Design

Repairing Worn Grass Tennis Courts

Jul 22, 2025

Worn or damaged areas can be repaired by re-seeding or patching with sod. Begin by loosening the soil in the affected area, then apply a layer of compost or sand. Spread grass seed evenly, lightly rake it into the soil, and water thoroughly. For larger patches, lay down sod and ensure it is firmly pressed into place.

Embrace speed on grass courts

Embrace Speed on Grass Courts

Jul 11, 2025

On grass, the 20-shot rally is an endangered species. The 4-shot rally is king. This isn’t a failure of strategy; it’s the nature of the surface itself. Grass is the fastest surface in tennis, and the single most crucial adjustment you can make is mental: you must embrace speed on grass courts and learn to love the short point.

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Dominant Eye in Tennis: Test It in 60 Seconds (Fix Aiming & Contact)

Jul 10, 2025

Find your dominant eye in tennis fast, learn why it affects aim and timing, and use simple drills to stop mis-hits—especially on fast grass courts.

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