“You Throw Like a Girl” (and You Serve Like One Too) By P.J. SimmonsIt was almost 4 decades ago, but I still remember the sting I felt when someone said it to me for the first time.I was only 9 years old, which in retrospect seems so young. But back...
Doing the Hard Work that Comes with Injuries (Guest Post) Below is a guest post from fellow tennis fanatic Jim Falvo (in photo above doing medicine ball drill).This post is a kind of “part 2” to my recent post “With Every Injury Comes An...
With Every Injury Comes an Opportunity By P.J. Simmons Over the years I’ve had my share of athletic and tennis injuries. They’re never fun. But as I get older, I’m finding that a healthy mental perspective on injuries isn’t just a...
“Initialize!” Backhand Fixes with Howard Moore By P.J. SimmonsOne of the most exciting things about the road to better tennis is that the learning and growth never stops.With technique, I love the fact that as I make leaps forward I unlock new...
The “Spanish Method” Rocks — and so Does Emilio Sanchez By P.J. SimmonsRecently my 4.0 friend Paul Tortora and I had the surreal, incredible opportunity to train for two days with Olympic Silver Medalist and former World #1 Emilio Sanchez and several of his...
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