• The Bollettieri School - Peter D. McCraw
  • Bollettieri Development Philosophy
  • Long-Term Athlete Development
• Evolution of the Game - Dave Smith
  • Overview
  • The Evolution of Tennis Strategies
  • Evolution of the Two-handed Backhand
• EASI Tennis^TM - Ray and Becky Brown
  • Designing a New Stroke
  • The Forehand
  • What We Must Do to Revitalize the Sport of Tennis
• Effortless Tennis - Brent Zeller
  • Effortless Tennis - Keys to Peak Performance II
  • Effortless Tennis - Keys to Peak Performance
  • A Non-competitive Approach to Teaching Tennis
  • The Method
• Strokes and Strategy - Ken DeHart
  • Return of Serve
  • The Serve and Spin
  • The Serve and Placement
• 8Board® Tennis System - Jack Broudy
  • Got Serve?
  • A New Operating System
  • The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly Volleys
• Advanced Foundation - Dave Smith
  • From Dinker to Accomplished Player: A Blueprint for Success!
  • Are You a Tennis Dinker?
  • Advancing to the Next Level!
  • The Forehand Groundstroke within the Advanced Foundation
  • Development of the Serve and the Volley
  • Examining the oddities of Tennis Teaching Methodology and Philosophy
• Maximum Tennis - Nick Saviano
  • Optimizing Your Technique
  • Optimizing Your Technique, part 2
  • Optimizing Your Technique, part 3
• First Things First Instructional Suite - Jim McLennan
  • The Educated Foot
  • Dead Hands
  • The First Move to Prepare
  • First Things First
• Analyzing ProStrokes
  • The Philippoussis Serve - Rafael Font de Mora
  • Roger Federer - Jim McLennan

II. Strokes & Mechanics

Basics

• Reference Points: The Art of Self-Coaching - Monty Basnyat
• Optimizing Your Technique - Nick Saviano
• Optimizing Your Technique, part 2 - Nick Saviano
• Optimizing Your Technique, part 3 - Nick Saviano
• Balance and Vision II - Jim McLennan
• Balance and Vision: Underlying Fundamentals - Jim McLennan
• The Dynamics of Throwing a Ball - and Hitting the Serve and Forehand: Jim McLennan
• Essential Tennis Skills: Dennis Van der Meer
• Acquiring Essential Movement Skills for Tennis: Dennis Van der Meer
• Correct Use of the Legs: Dennis Van der Meer
• Developing Talent Dennis Van der Meer

Ground Strokes

• Set Up Early for Maximum Power and Control by Monty Basnyat
• Proper Positioning for Better Ground Strokes by Monty Basnyat
• The Return of Serve - Move to the Ball! by Nigel O'Rouke and Jim McLennan
• Shot Selection in the Neutral Mode by Nigel O'Rourke and Jim McLennan
  • Part 1: Backhand
  • Part 2: Forehand
• To Coil or Not To Coil - Jack Broudy

Forehand

• EASI Tennis System: The Forehand - Ray and Becky Brown
• The Two-Handed Forehand: Learning Tool and Weapon! - Dave Smith
• The Two-Handed Forehand - Dave Smith
• The Modern Topspin Forehand - by Oscar Wegner
• The Lansdorp Forehand - Robert Lansdorp
• Reverse Forehand - Robert Lansdorp
• "Take it on the Rise and Apply Pressure," by Jim McLennan
  • Animation of taking ball on the rise
• Forehand: To Loop or Not To, by Monty Basynat
  • Part 1, The Loop Forehand
    • Animation of Loop Forehand
  • Part 2, The Straight Back Forehand
    • Animation of Sraight Back Forehand
• The Hingis Forehand by Jim McLennan
  • Animation of Hingis Forehand
• Secret to an Effective Forehand Slice by Doug King
• The Potent Topspin Forehand by Doug King
• The Basics of the Forehand Drive by Jim McLennan
  • Part 1
  • Part 2
• The Inside Out Forehand - The Weapon That Has Changed the Modern Game by Greg Patton and Jim McLennan
• The Defensive Forehand - Stay in the Point and Bide Your Time by Nigel O'Rouke and Jim McLennan
• The Kick Back and Out to Hit Forehand by Monty Basnyat and Jim McLennan
• The Whip Forehand: Weapon of Choice in the 1990s by Jim McLennan
  • Animation of Whip Forehand
• The Modern Forehand Drive - Dennis Van der Meer
• Lindsay Davenport - All the Tools of a Champion - Jim McLennan

Backhand

• Make Your Backhand Your Strength: Learn From Two of the Best - Heath Waters
• Adapt and Win: The Slice - Tom March
• Circle of Power - Corky Cramer
• The Slice Backhand: Formidable Weapon or Situational Stroke? - Dave Smith
• The Lansdorp One-handed Backhand - Robert Lansdorp
• The Lansdorp Two-handed Backhand - Robert Lansdorp
• Gambill vs Agassi Backhand by Jim McLennan
  • Animation of Gambill Backahnd
  • Animation of Agasssi Backhand
• Agassi: The Best Two Handed Backhand in the Game by Jim McLennan
  • Animation of Agassi Backhand
• Using Your Two-Handed Backhand as a Weapon by Anna Ivan
• Maximize Your Backhand Slice by Doug King
• The Ultimate Topspin Backhand by Doug King
• The Classic Topspin One-Handed Backhand by Corky Cramer
• The Short Approach - The Backhand Drop/Slice by Brian Garrow
• The Rosewall Slice Backhand by Jim McLennan
  • Animation of Rosewall Backhand
• The Lindsay Davenport Rolling Backhand by Jim McLennan

Net Play

• The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly Volleys - Jack Broudy
• Change Grips for More Effective Volleying - Tom March
• The Forehand Volley - Dave Smith
• The Backhand Volley: A Visual Comparison - Dave Smith
• Forehand Volley - Corky Cramer
• The Groundstroke Approach Shot by Reggie Vasquez, Jr.
• Volleying the High Floater by Monty Basnyat
  • Animation of Volleying the High Floater
• Approach and Split-Step to Gain a Strategic Advantage by Danny Leon
• Forehand Volley - Simplicity, Movement and Placement by Torin Schultz
• The Do's and Don'ts of Successful Doubles Net Play by Brian Garrow
• Poaching at the Net: Partnership and Timing by Brian Garrow
• The Half-Volley - Feel the Bump and Stay In the Point by Mark Fairchilds
• Volleying A Ball Hit Into the Body by Mike Estep (Martina Navratilova's former coach)
• All Volleys are not Equal (backhand) by Jack Broudy
• The Classic Volley::A Lost Art in Today's Game by Jim McLennan
• The Continental Grip: For Players Only by Jack Broudy

Serve

• The 8Board Experience: Got Serve? by Jack Broudy
• The Philippoussis Serve - Rafael Font de Mora
• Strokes and Strategy - Ken DeHart
  • The Serve and Spin
  • The Serve and Placement
• Wayne Arthurs ñ The Big Serve - Jim McLennan
• Goran the Resilient, the Ivanisevic Serve - Jim McLennan

• The Sampras Serve by Jim McLennan
  • Animation of Sampras Serve
• The Heavy Topspin Serve by Mark Fairchilds
• The Slice Serve by Mike Estep
• Cracking the Serve: Swing Up for Greater Leverage by Jim McLennan
• The Lew Hoad Serve: The Power Game From Down Under by Jim McLennan
  • Part 1
    • Animation of Hoad Serve
  • Part 2
• A More Consistent Serve Via a Better Ball Toss by Monty Basnyat
  • Animation of Ball Toss
• Disguising the Serve by Jim McLennan
• The Y2K Serve - Dennis Van der Meer

Return

• Strokes and Strategy: Return of Serve - Ken DeHart
• Andre Agassi: The Best Return in the Game - by Jim McLennan
• Andre Agassi's Backhand Return - Jim McLennan

Specialty Shots

• Whatís Up? The Overhead or is that Overheads? - Corky Cramer
• The Sampras Overhead by Jim McLennan
• Drop Shot Basics by Jim McLennan
  • Animation of Drop Shot
• Buy Yourself Some Time Using the Defensive Lob by Monty Basnyat
• Hit an Offensive Overhead to Finish in the Winners Circle by Brian Garrow

Footwork

• Lleyton Hewitt: Recovery Artist - Jim McLennan
• Recovering off a Wide Shot for Better Court Coverage by Kevin Pope
• Series on Footwork Fundamentals by Jim McLennan
  • The Unit Turn - Your Tennis Foundation
    • Animation of Forehand Turn
    • Animation of Backhand Turn
  • The Split Step-How To Quickly to the Ball
    • Animation of Split Step for Forehand
    • Animation of Split Step for Backhand
  • Moving Footwork and Hitting Footwork
    • Animation of Footwork: Forehand
    • Animation of Footwork: Backhand
  • Cat and Mouse: A Training Model for Positioning and Movement

• Gravity Steps by Jim McLennan
  • Secrets of World Class Footwork
  • Secrets of World Class Footwork, part 2
  • Open Stance Running Recovery

• The Ready Position - Michael Friedman
• First Two Steps: The Key to Quickness - Michael Friedman

QuickTips

• Getting Your Body Into the Shot - Doug King
• The Open Stance Volley - Cris Bacharach

Juniors Lessons

• The Right Approach to Practice Drills by Stefan Lundgren
  • Part 1: "Thoughts About Practice Drills"
  • Part 2: " Quality in Practice Drills"
  • Part 3: "Kids Practice"
  • Part 4: "Planning Lessons for Kids
• A Word to the Wise on Tennis Parenting by Jack Broudy
• Focus on Contact by Jack Broudy
• Head Weight=Bigger Serves by Jack Broudy
• Swedish Tennis School by Stefan Lundgren

Pro Tips

• Idiosyncrasies -  Oscar Wegner
• Playing Nature's Way: Instinct and Feel -  Oscar Wegner
   
• Building Confidence Before a Match by Jack Broudy
• How to Play a Softballer by Mike Whittington
• The Where and Why in Serving by Mike Whittington
• What to Bring in Your Court Bag by Mike Whittington
• Setting Up for the Return of Serve by Monty Basnyat
• Hopscotch and Split-Step by Dan Leon
• Catch a Ball to Hit a Volley By Dan Leon
• Play Shoulder Tag by Anna Ivan
• Hitting a Harder Serve by Mike Whittington
• How to Handle the Low Chip by Mike Whittington
• A More Consistent Second Serve by Mike Whittington
• Why do You Lose? by Mike Whittington
• Getting out of Slump by Mike Whittington
• The Heavy Swing by Jim McLennan
  

Special Features

• "The Martina Hingis Series" by Jim McLennan
  • Part One: "Another McEnroe?"
  • Part Two: "The Hingis Forehand"
    • Animation of Hingis Forehand
  • Part Three: "The Hingis Volley"
• Agassi Aims to Dethrone World's Number 1
  • Animation of Agassi's Forehand

Teaching Kids

• Advice to Parents by Steve Proulx and Susan Reeder
• Tiny Tots Lesson by Betsy Gravett
• Advice to Parents of Juniors by Jim McLennan
• A Word to the Wise on Tennis Parenting by Jack Broudy
• The Right Approach to Practice Drills by Stefan Lundgren
  • Part 1: "Thoughts About Practice Drills"
  • Part 2: " Quality in Practice Drills"
  • Part 3: "Kids Practice"
  • Part 4: "Planning Lessons for Kids

III. Strategy

A. Singles

• Taking Time Away from Your Opponent - by David Sammel
• Reference Points: The Art of Self-Coaching - Monty Basnyat
• Locker Room Power - by David Sammel
• How to Counter Specialist Styles - David Sammel
• Percentage Tennis - Jim McLennan
• Identifying Your Opponent's Weaknesses, by Reggie Vasquez Jr
• Bad Calls
• How a Baseliner Should Play a Net Rusher
• How to Play Against an Opponent in No Man's Land
• Finishing the Point with the Angled Volley by Brian Garrow and Jim McLennan
• How to Play a TopSpinner by Monty Basnyat
• When to Split Step When Serving? by Monty Basnyat
• Advice on Serve and Volley? by Monty Basnyat
• How to Play a Pusher by Monty Basnyat
• Serve and Volley Tactics by Monty Basnyat
• How to Play Mid-Court Ball by Monty Basnyat
  • Part One: Going For the Winner
  • Part Two: The Setup
  • Part Three: TheVolley Approach
• Chang vs McEnroe:Lessons Learned by Jim McLennan
• "Gaining Court Sense: The Dink-em Drill" by Monty Basnyat

B. Doubles

• Coaching, Teaching... And Winning - Pat Blaskower
• Play Better Doubles: Be Your Own Coach - Kevin Pope
• Unlimited Doubles by Steve Tourdo
  • The Transition Game
  • Improving Your Flow
  • How To Stay On Schedule To Win
  • Two Ways to Win
  • What to Do if Your Partner Won't Come to the Net

• The Woodies: Volleying to the Right Place by Monty Basnyat
• TheWoodies--Moving to the Right Place by Monty Basnyat
• ATP World Doubles Championships: Lessons Learned by Kim Shanley
• What To Do BEFORE The Match by Monty Basynat
• What To Do Once The Match Starts by Monty Basynat
• Mixing Up The Pace by Monty Basynat
• Hand Signals by Monty Basynat
• The Most Common Doubles Errors by Jim McLennan
  • Part 1: Moving Too Early on Your Partner's Serve
  • Part 2: Failure to Cross When Lobbed
  • Part 3: Playing Center-to-Side
  • Part 4: Failure to Cover the Alley
  • Part 5: Playing Defensive Volleys Offensively
  • Part 6: Not Focusing When Your Partner Serves
  • Part 7: The Closest Volleyer Not Taking the Ball
  • Part 8: Not Covering the Center
• Doubles: How to Play Against a One Up/One Back Team
  • When Your Team Likes To Play One Up/One Back
  • When Your Team Likes To Come to the Net (Tactics for the Serving Team)
  • When Your Team Likes To Come to the Net (Tactics for Rallying)
• Handling the Lob Return in Doubles by Monty Basnyat
  • Part 1
  • Part 2: Defending
  • Part 3: Attacking
• Develop "Fast Eyes" For Better Reaction at the Net by Monty Basnyat
  • Part 1: When Partner Is Serving
  • Part 2: When Partner Is Receiving
• Playing Team with Lefty
  • Part 1: When Lefty/Righty Team, P. 1
  • Doubles Strategy: Playing Lefty/Righty Team, P. 2
• "Holding Serve in Doubles: Move with Flow" by Monty Basnyat
• "Four Returns for Doubles Success" by Mike Whittington
• "Potent Poaching: Move and Track" by Monty Basnyat

Pattern Play

• Play like Pete and Approach Down the Center by Monty Basnyat
• Play like Philippoussis, Hit Behind Your Opponent by Monty Basnyat
• The Sneak Attack by Monty Basnyat
• Take the Offense by Going Down the Line by Monty Basnyat
• Steffi Graf's Short, Deep Game by Monty Basnyat
• Chip and Charge and Put on the Pressure by Monty Basnyat

Tennis Drills

• Tap the Net - Monty Basnyat
• Cat and Mouse - learn patience, balance, and cat like quickness: Jim McLennan
• Developing Consistency in Your Serve by Mike Whittington
• Second Shot Pass - Opening a passing lane by Jim McLennan
• Serve & Return - The two most important shots by Mike Whittington
• Volleying on the Move: Monty Basnyat
• Approach Ball: Monty Basnyat
• Two on One Crosscourt: Kevin Pope
• One Up, One Back - Kevin Pope
• Mastering the Serve - Kevin Pope
• Practice the Vertical Game to Improve Footwork - Kevin Pope
• ZigZag Drill - Monty Basnyat
• Close the Net for Better Doubles - Monty Basnyat
• 2 on 1 Serve/Return Game - Monty Basnyat

IV. Mental Toughness

• Flow: How To Achieve Optimal Performance In Sports - Gary Sailes
• Revisiting The Inner Game of Tennis - Sean Brawley
• Peak Performance: What it is, how it works, how to get some - Joseph Sundram
• The Pathway to the Zone - Jeff Greenwald
• Loneliness to Fearlessness - Jeff Greenwald
• The Greenwald Interviews:
  • Playing Without Fear
• The 8 Greatest Myths of Tennis Psychology - Dr. Roland A. Carlstedt
• Mind Your Heart - Dr. Roland Carlstedt
• Anti-Choking Remedies by Jack Broudy
• Developing Rhythm: The Quantum Swing by Jim McLennan
• Do You Think Like a Winner?: Competitors' Questionnaire by Jim McLennan and Carol Blackman
  • Part 1 Analysis: Positive Expectations by Jim McLennan and Carol Blackman
  • Part 2 Analysis: Crisis Management by Jim McLennan and Carol Blackman
  • Part 3 Analysis: Focus Control by Jim McLennan and Carol Blackman
  • Part 4 Analysis: Attribution Control by Jim McLennan and Carol Blackman
  • Part 5 Analysis: The Art of Winning by Jim McLennan and Carol Blackman
• Coping with Competition by Robert Murio
• Choosing Goals For a Tournament Player by Robert Murio
• How To React To the Unexpected by Robert Murio
• Pressure and How to Make Your Opponent Feel It by Jim McLennan
• Playing The Score by Robert Murio
  • Part 1
  • Part 2
  • Part 3
  • Part 4
  • Part 5
• The Power of the Mantra by Stefan Lundgren
• Does Richard Williams Know Something? by Jim McLennan

• Utilizing Wisdom in Your On-Court Arsenal - Jeff Greenwald
• Anger and Competition - Jeff Greenwald
• Closing Out Matches - Jeff Greenwald has some ideas to help you quiet the inner voice
• Riding the Wave of Momentum: Jeff Greenwald
• Utilizing Anxiety to Obtain Peak Performance - Jeff Greenwald
• Learning to Play "Loose" in a Result-Oriented Society - Jeff Greenwald
• Five Lessons Learned From a Match Almost Lost - Jeff Greenwald
• Prepare for the Zone - Jeff Greenwald

• Winning Ugly: by Steve Jamison
  • Tiger's Tennis Tips
  • The Good, the Bad, the Elephant Boy  
  • The Human Ball Machine  
  • High Grades For Lowbrau University
  • First Lesson of 2000
• Concentration - Michael Friedman

V. Fitness and Health

• An Exercise to Improve the Power Position for Hitting Groundstrokes - Dr. Donald Chu
• Improving Core Strength in Tennis Players - Dr. Donald Chu
  • Trunk Rotation Exercises
  • Trunk Extension Exercises
  • Trunk Flexion Exercises
• Periodization Training for Tennis - Dr. Paul Roetert series on training in stages and how it can improve your tennis fitness and your game.
  • Part 1 - What is periodization training
  • Part 2 - Periodization Training
  • Part 3 - The Warm-up
  • Part 4 - Arms, Sloulders, Torso Stretch
  • Part 5 - Hips and Legs.
  • Part 6 - Lower body machine exercises
  • Part 7 - Lower body free weights
  • Part 8 - The Trunk
  • Part 9 - Trunk Extensions
  • Part 10 - Rotator Cuff
  • Part 11 - Upper Body Exercises
  • Part 12 - Upper Body Exercises, cont.
  • Part 13 - Wrist and Forearm
  • Part 14 - Quickness and Agility Drills
  • Part 15 - More Quickness and Agility Drills
  • Part 16 - Ball and Racquet Drills
  • Part 17 - More Ball and Racquet Drills
• Strength Training for Tennis Players by Stefan Lundgren
• "What to do about tennis elbow?"
  • "What to do about tennis elbow, P. 1?"
  • "What to do about tennis elbow, P. 2?"
  • "What to do about tennis elbow, P. 3?"  
• What to do about wrist pain by Mike Whittington
• Question of Nutrition
• Heel Pain by Dr. Simon Small
• Power Tennis Training - Dr. Donald A. Chu

VI. Fun

Line Calls

• Wimbledon Wrap-Up
• The Long and Short on Chang
• Tennis Dissed Again
• Mac, Love Him and Hate Him

Rule of the Week

• "Can doubles partners switch racquets?"
• "Ball good when hitting permanent fixture?"
• "Should you always call your ball out?"
• "Where does the worm go?
• "Server catches ball without hitting it"
• "What happens if the ball goes flat?"
• "In doubles, ball hits receiver's partner"
• "Player jumps over net"
• "Ball hits on one side, spins back to other"
• "Player comes over to other side of court to inspect mark"
• "Coaching during warm-up allowed?"
• "Making noises as opponent hits ball?"
• "When is the receiver deemed ready to receive?"
• "What fixtures can a ball hit and still be considered in play?"
• "Who serves after the tie-break?"
• "What are the limits on where the server can stand in doubles?"
• "What's the rule on changing your mind on an 'out' call?"
• "What happens if you serve out of proper rotation?"
• "In doubles, what's the rule regarding switching receiving positions?"
• "Ball bounces off elbow?"
• "Tossing the ball during a point?"
• "Opponent requests having all three balls in his possession?"
• "Rules for Tiebreaker?"
• "Ball hits rock on court?"
• "Ball goes around net post"
• "Who makes the call?"
• "Where does the Worm go?"
• "Who makes the call?"
• "Are different types of balls allowed?"
• "Changing mind on racquet spin"
• "Where can you serve in singles?"
• "Serving on wrong side"
• "What can't you touch?"
• "What can't you touch?"
• "What happens when you break a string?"
• "Can you cross the net to inspect ball marks?"
• "Can two players hit a ball?"
• "Can you play with both hands?"
• "Warning before calling foot fault?"
• "When is it stalling?"
• "Can you throw your racquet?"
• "Injury time-out?"
• "Ball hits receiver on serve"
• "Deliberate Hindrance"
• "When is it ok to coach?"
• "Correcting a bad call?"
• "Who makes the call on the serve?"
• "Let serve or lose the point?"
• "Hat falls off--hindrance?"
• "Opponent asks for help making call?"
• "Can you take a second look?"
• "Should you practice your return when server is warming up?"
• "What constitutes an out mark?
• "Calling a let after point is over?"
• "When Is a double hit legal?"
• "Always signal when ball is good?"
• "Receive coaching between 2nd and 3rd sets?"
• "When are you ready to receive serve?"

Life At the Net

• "Why does learning the game take so long?"
• "Want my man"
• "Too focused on technique?"
• Should I play up?"
• "Stressed out by hyper-competitive teammates"
• "Politically frustrated?"
• "Irked by interruptions"
• "Want to switch teams"
• "Want to get better without paying"
• "Too much information"
• "Getting no respect"
• "Smash at a woman"
• "How to react to opponents' ups and downs"
• "Single and disrespected "
• "Discouraged by partner's reaction"
  

Products

• "A Tale of Two Titaniums" TennisONE editor Mike Whittington reviews two of the most popular titanium racquets: the Head TiS7 and the Prince Thunderstrike 1200/900 longbody.
• "The Softer the Better?" TennisONE editor Mike Whittington reviews three of the most popular strings on the market: VS Fiberfeel by Babolat, Dunlop's Max Comfort, and Gamma TNT Rx.
  

Miscellaneous

• A Video Lesson with Robert Lansdorp
• "TopSpin: Ups and Downs in Big-Time Tennis," by Elliot Berry
  • Part 1
  • Part 2
• "The Real Spin on Tennis: Grasping the Mind, Body, and Soul of the Game," by Jack Broudy
  • Part 1: How I came to Understand 'The New Tennis.
  • Part 2: How to Tune-Up Before You Plan
  • Part 3: "Flow With the Game"
• Customizing Your Racquet, It's a Matter of Weight and Balance - Kevin Pope tells how the pros do it.
• Customizing Your Racquet: Part 2 - Balance
• Complete Idiot's Guide to Choosing a Tennis Racquet -  McCutchen
• Hyper Mania - Wilson Racquet Reviews
• Stringing the Sybase Open, Roger Gough
• Customizing Racquet Weight & Balance - Don Hightower
• Angles & Dropshots from the Tennis World  - Joel Drucker

• Dr. Roland Carlstedt's 2001 US Open Report
  • Optimism and Delusions
  • Planting a Mental Time Bomb
  • Motivation Makes it Happen
  • Power Player Powwow
  • What's Weird About Coaching in Tennis
  • Muscle Memories
  • How Rafter Could Have Been Helped
  • Mad Max... a.k.a. the Beast
  • Women's Semifinalists: Pre-Match Psycho-profiles
  • Men's Semifinalists: Pre-Match Psycho-profiles
  • Prognosticator's Peril and Pleasure
  • The Venus and Serena Show: Time to get Sophisticated!
  • Pete Sampras: No Memories of Little Lleyton
  • Psycho-superlatives and Psycho-Flops

VII Features

• Bounce Hit ñ ìGetting into the Nowî - Jim McLennan
• Wisdom and Oddities from the Early Days of Tennis - Lawrence Tabak
• Pete Sampras, Great Soul - Kim Shanley
• Should Tiebreakers Replace Deciding Sets? - Paul Fein
• Tennis - The Lonely Sport - Joel Drucker
• Back To The Future - Australian Open Wrap Up - Joel Drucker
• Pete Sampras, The Rodney Dangerfield Of Tennis by Joel Drucker
• Can’t Anybody Play This Game? Or, The Days of Depth and Dozes by Joel Drucker
• The Truth About American Junior Tennis Jack Broudy thinks it's time to shake up the entire system and usher in some new ideas.
• Patriot Games: Joel Drucker on the state of U. S. Davis Cup
• Greatest Matches of the Twentieth Century: Book Review by Joel Drucker
• Andre Agassi - The New Heavy Weight Champion - Jim McLennan
• Mens Doubles - Return of Serve - Jim McLennan
• Mark Philippoussis - A Critique - Jim McLennan
• Strategic Insights From Pancho Segura by Joel Drucker
• Strategic Insights From Pancho Segura 2 by Joel Drucker
• Ten Commandments for Tennis Parents - Monty Basnyat
• Tennis in the Nineties - John Martin
• The Bat Cave - John Martin
• Art Seitz is a Combat Artist - John Martin
• The Struggle for Women's Collegiate Tennis - John Martin
• Venus Williams: The Nerve to Go for Her Shots - Jim McLennan
• Marat Safin: The Samurai Warrior - Jim McLennan
• Kaizen - Is it the Missing Element in Your Game? - Jim McLennan
• Venus Williams - Incredible Shotmaker, But Not Quite the Next Great Champion by Jim McLennan
• Whatís In, Whatís Out - Joel Drucker
• The Match of a Lifetime: A Parable - Dale F. Williams

• Trey Waltke with Joel Drucker
  • Remembering Vitas
  • Playing John McEnroe: How To Beat A Big-Time Opponent

• SpotLight: Ilie Nastase - Sean Egan
• SpotLight: A Tree Grows In Tulsa - Joel Drucker

VIII Travel

• Finding Games and Making Friends on the Road: Roger M. Williams
• Edberg-by-the Sea: Roger M. Williams

IX Interviews 

• Mac Talks, Part 1, an interview with John McEnroe. Mac talks about the biggest disappoinment of his career, why playing on clay is for the birds, and Rios' chances at the tournament.
• Mac Talks, Part 2, an interview with John McEnroe. Mac talks about Hingis and other young women players. Also, why he wants to become the George Foreman of tennis.
• Perspectives on the Mental Game: Patty Schnyder Interview (1999)
• An Interview with Gavin Hopper: Coach of Mark Philippoussis (1999)
• Interview with USTA National Coach, Craig Kardon (1999)
• A Few Questions for Andre Agassi (1999)
• A Few Questions for Venus Williams (1999)
• A Few Questions for Lindsay Davenport (1999)
• A Few Questions for Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario (2-2000)
• A Few Questions for Michael Chang - (4-2000)
• A Few Questions for Pete Sampras - (9-2000)

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