Nico Mostardi knows the game of tennis like the back of his hand. A Cleveland State University First Singles and First Doubles collegiate player with six pro events under his belt to date, he takes his game seriously—as one does when he’s got his eye on the professional circuit. Nico has been playing […]
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Young Athletic Training
By Drew Wilson Many members at Western Reserve Racquet and Fitness Club have asked me when a good time to start training their children on training for their respective sport and what should they be doing. The best way to explain this is to break athletes down by age groups. My training philosophy for athletes […]
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Whetstones and Winning Tennis…They Go Together!
By Doug Wenger, USPTA Are you wondering (a) what is a whetstone?…and (2) what does a whetstone have to do with building a winning tennis game? You are soon going to find out! If you are like me, you have kitchen drawer or toolbox that contains some dull knives. In my case, I have […]
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