Episode 61: Time to see how WE did in 2010

Last year around this time I did a self-evaluation of my tennis skills and made commitments and projections for 2011. I hope you did as well. Let's see how we did.
NOTE:  this would be a perfect time to drop me a line and let me know about your accomplishments in 2010.

FAVORITE SITES: Timeless Tennis by Gary Bala

Posted: Wednesday, December 22, 2010

High Five for Kids: The Match for Africa

Over this holiday season, the world's two best tennis players (and friendly rivals) offered their time, talent and celebrity...read more

NEW CONTENT OF NOTE: Tennis lesson Gift Certificates

(For residents of the South Jersey area only)
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Purchase tennis lesson GIFT CERTIFICATES in denominations of 1 or more lessons.

(price discount applies when purchased in 3-lesson bundle)

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NEW CONTENT OF NOTE: Help me celebrate the downloads!

When I began this website and podcast in April of 2009, I really had no idea where it would lead or if anyone could be bothered to listen. After all, who was I to think what I had to say mattered?

Just  hit 20,000 Downloads!

Apparently someone IS listening, and I cannot describe how excited I am that something I have to offer is appreciated by so many.

I look forward to continuing to grow my audience as I work diligently to discover and apply new and greater ways  to help you with your tennis activity in life. Please drop me a line with what you like, or dislike, about this podcast and website. As always, with two ears and one mouth, I am listening.

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Episode 60: SPECIAL HOLIDAY PODCAST 2010

Remember last year's rendition of the 12 Days of Tennis Christmas? 

Well get set for another zany attempt at tennis humor in 2010.

Jingle Bells music by Billy Gorilly available on iTunes.

FAVORITE SITES: Timeless Tennis by Gary Bala

Posted: Sunday, December 5, 2010

Tennis Players' Performance May Affect Perception

The Los Angeles Times on December 02, 2010 reported that the journal Perception released a recent study of tennis players and their perception of ball speed and net height.

In this very interesting study, Purdue University researchers Jessica Witt and Mila Sugovic concluded that read more

FAVORITE SITES: Timeless Tennis by Gary Bala

Posted: Sunday, November 28, 2010
Who's "The Greatest"? History's best rivalries elevate the sport...

Federer and Nadal are widely regarded as two of the game's greatest players ever. And their rivalry has become...read more