The UTR Trap
This guest post was written by USTA Tournament Director and Tennis Performance Specialist at CaƱas Tennis Academy, Evgeniya Levashova. Be sure to follow her on
This guest post was written by USTA Tournament Director and Tennis Performance Specialist at CaƱas Tennis Academy, Evgeniya Levashova. Be sure to follow her on
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In case you're living in a cave and have sworn off tennis and social media, last night's US Open 3rd Round match between World #1...
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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.