A Week of Memories
Last week was one of remembering and reminiscing.It all started when I decided to make the 90-minute drive down to Columbus to visit my former doubles partner who moved there...
Last week was one of remembering and reminiscing.It all started when I decided to make the 90-minute drive down to Columbus to visit my former doubles partner who moved there...
Is your junior player still looking to fill up his/her summer schedule? If so, Oracle and the ITA, in...
The following was written by Registered Dietician, Jeff Rothschild, for his website www.eatsleep.fit and is reprinted here with his...
A while back I devoted an episode of the ParentingAces radio show to my take on the recruiting...
The following was written by Harsh Mankad, co-founder of Tenicity, and reprinted with permission.At Tenicity, we deeply understand that technology by itself has limitations. However, leveraging technology to generate...
The following article was written by Tenicity founder, Harsh Mankad, for ParentingAces. Enjoy!Given the novelty of a tennis platform like Tenicity, people ask...
School's almost out which may mean lots of added free-time for your junior player. What better way to spend...
Harsh Mankad, the co-founder of Tenicity, has shared a series of videos with us which I will continue to post individually for y'all. They are also...
Harsh Mankad, the co-founder of Tenicity, has shared a series of videos with us which I will continue to post individually for y'all. They are also...
Harsh Mankad, the co-founder of Tenicity, has shared a series of videos with us which I will continue to post individually for y'all. They are also...
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Danielle Lao grew up a fierce competitor on the tennis courts of SoCal. She went on to an incredible college career at USC before finding success on the WTA tour. Now, she coaches junior players in the area, including the winner of the 2026 USTA Billie Jean King National Championships 18-and-under Singles Consolations, Natalie Kha. Hear from Danielle why playing the backdraw was important for Natalie in this event and how she made it through 2-3 matches per day for 8 straight days.