Tennis Elbow Articles

1). The Attacking player, how hard is it to be like Federer? By : Sérgio Cruz
Tennis has all variables in the spectrum of skills, tactics and strategies. In the rainbow of possibilities the attack stands out as one of the most interesting ones to me. After long years of playing the game myself, observing others play and teaching, I am lead to believe that you can not teach the attack nor be an attacker if your personality does not match it.
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2). Does faster mean better in Tennis? (Part I) By : Sérgio Cruz
The impression I have from many TV commentators and almost every tennis expert that I have read or listened to, is that they all seem to be in awe on how fast the game of tennis today is. Everyone seems convinced that players of the past played slower games and therefore could not cope with today's fast game. Is it true that power and power alone and faster means better in Tennis? I dare challenge everyone to think twice.
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3). Smart people use teeth whitener By : cyndinar
Smart people with bright smile use Teeth Whitener Nowadays Teeth whitening has become very popular as dentists due to competition are more affordable and home treatments are more drastic. When you look at the stars of Hollywood, those that we all model to for beauty advice and fashion, they all have very white teeth and that inspires us to do the same.
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4). Is Federer all Alone in his Style of Play? (Part I) By : Sérgio Cruz
Everyone is marvelled at Federer's fantastic record but it is no surprise if you think not too far back at Pete Sampras dominance and John McEnroe's, who also played great all round games. One of the characteristics that separates these players from others is their uncanny ability to perform at their best under extreme pressure and win the "big points" especially at the "Big Four" (the Grand Slams).
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5). Does faster mean better in Tennis? (Part II) By : Sérgio Cruz
In part one I explained how the backhand slice can be a great neutralizer of power and an opener for point winning opportunities. Now I am going to show you the ever so important relationship, among time, speed and spin of the ball. For example, a majority of professional players today attack with incredibly fast cross-court strokes, usually top spin and get passed systematically or do not even make it to a confortable position at the net and therefore volley poorly.
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6). Golf Elbow Or Tennis Elbow – The Tell Tale Signs By : Susan Hill
Many athletes suffer from pain in their elbow that is generally attributed to repetitive stress. Golfers and tennis players are susceptible to conditions that are very similar to each other; they are called golf elbow and tennis elbow. Sometimes it may be a little hard to tell the difference between the two conditions. But there are signs that can distinguish between the two.
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7). Is Federer all Alone in his Style of Play? (Part II) By : Sérgio Cruz
The apparent similarities of Roger Federer style of play to the older generations, which he himself admitts by calling his tennis "modern-retro tennis", implicates the possibility that many players of the past e.g. Rod Laver, Lew Hoad, Ken Rosewall, Roy Emerson, John Newcombe , Ilie Nastase, John McEnroe, just to mention a few, would be a great challenge to many of today's top hard hitting players.
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8). Tennis Lesson Tips - Improve Your Game With Exercise By : Matthew Hick
Playing your best on the tennis court requires strength, endurance, flexibility and coordination. All of these things can be approved upon with the right exercises, thus making you stronger, faster and able to play harder and longer sets.
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9). Tennis: A Very Popular Game That Is In Vogue Today By : Ranju Kumar
These days, tennis is quite in craze and a very popular game all over the world. Earlier, it used to be the game of only the upper class and supreme rulers society. But, we can see that there is a sea of change today.
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10). Apitherapy What Is It And Does It Work? By : Karen Graham
Apitherapy is another ancient alternative to allopathic medicine. It is showing to have positive results in helping to cure tennis elbow.
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11). What Is Tennis Elbow? By : Karen Graham
According to S.P. Tyrer the answer to the question what is tennis elbow is explained as a repetitive strain injury. "Repetitive strain injury is mainly caused by abnormal postures and prolonged periods of work, changes in working practices and injuries associated with these working practices rather than the implied term of repetitive movement."
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