Hit The Court: Recent Episodes
Josh and Joe Tchan
It's not all rainbow and sunshines when it comes to college tennis. Here are the 3 most commonly asked question by parents
As adults, we are constantly told to visualize our future. This is no different for competitive tennis players! Let's hear the YouTubers and Instagram influencers talk about this.
Parents and players! Before you go off and play college tennis, do these 5 things so you don't regret your experience.
From clueless parents to dubious coaches, we explore the outrageous circus that is children's tennis training.
Parents and players will often make the excuse the reason why they're not improving is because the player is not practicing with better players. That's ridiculous!
I'm not holding back anymore! Parents need to show their kids they are committed to the sport.
We're changing gears! By popular demand, our channel is going to be all about the college recruiting process in the United States!
Rule #1: Every Opponent Has a WeaknessRule #2: Stay Aggressive When You're WinningRule #3: Always Be Problem SolvingRule #4: Preparation is KeyRule #5: Blindly Trust Yourself to Perform
There is a lesson to be learned in being imperfect. This will guide you to being a better tennis player.
Tennis cannot be played off of bad habits! Focusing on what you're doing well can help you develop good habits, maintain a good attitude, and succeed in growing your mental game.
Every player is different. Obviously. So create a unique style of play for yourself by understanding who you are as an individual.
Former NCAA Singles Champion and current ATP Professional Tennis Player, Marcos Giron joins Hit The Court for an open conversation on how to be successful at the highest levels of the game.
Universal Tennis Rating system has big plans for the tennis world. In this interview, Dave Fish who is Head of Development for UTR discusses how UTR came to be, the influence UTR hopes to have on tennis players, and how they plan on shaping the future of tennis.