Test your knowledge of court positioning for singles and doubles. Each question shows you a court diagram from which you choose the correct position for the given scenario.

Learn how to fix problems with your backhand. Specific changes in technique are suggested for each type of undesirable result, such as hitting long.

Learn to avoid five common mistakes in tennis strategy and stroke selection. Most intermediates and beginners lose at least one point per game due to these easily correctable ... Read More

Photos illustrate this step-by-step lesson on how to hit the topspin-slice serve, the most common first serve and the most powerful spin serve used in advanced tennis. Comments explain ... Read More

Test your knowledge of forehands and backhands. Questions include Eastern, Western, Continental, two-handed, one-handed, topspin, flat, and backspin groundstrokes.

Learn mental and physical service return techniques, including adjustments in your backswing and spin, that you can use to return hard, kick, and slice serves. Convert your return of ... Read More

Find answers to your questions about tennis racquets. Topics include weight, balance, length, materials, cost, stringing, stability, and more.

Close-up photos illustrate the Eastern, Semi-Western, Western, Continental, and Hawaiian forehand grips. Comments discuss each grip's strengths and weaknesses, spin potential, and ideal point of contact.

Learn how to improve your net play through volley drills and games you can do with a friend. In this mixture of drills you should find at least ... Read More

Amelie Mauresmo defeated Justine Henin-Hardenne 2-6, 6-3, 6-4 Saturday to claim her second Grand Slam title and her first at Wimbledon. Both women played well, but Mauresmo kept her ... Read More

Look for lots of slice backhands from all four of Wimbledon's singles finalists. A fast, low slice takes maximum advantage of grass's low bounces. Photos illustrate this step-by-step ... Read More

Wimbledon's courts aren't playing as fast as they used to, so baseline play has a much better chance of success, but the volley still has higher value at Wimbledon than ... Read More

One trait all of the big first serves you see at Wimbledon have in common is a point of contact near the full upward extension of the server. Here's ... Read More