Tennis Blog

The best way you can improve the playability and comfort of your current tennis racquet is regular and proper restringing with a high quality tennis string. A good rule of thumb is to restring your tennis racquet each year as many times as you play a week. For a 3 time a week player restring at least 3 times a year. It may also be a good idea prior to important tennis tournaments to get your racquet restrung. For a limited time there is special savings on Tecnifibre tennis strings. They are a favorite with many of our customers.

If you treat your tennis matches like battles, the new Adidas Adizero Ubersonic G-Dub is for you. Inspired by the great battle strategist and first president of the United States George Washington, the G-Dub is the latest in the line of tennis shoes inspired by figures from culture and mythology. Like all Ubersonic tennis shoes this one is uber-fast and lightweight, allowing quick movements across the tennis court with a comfortable feel without sacrificing durability and stability.

Two first-time singles champions were crowned as 2016 US Open Tennis Championship winners this year. But neither were a complete shocker. Stan Warwinka was truly the man against Novak Djokovic in the fierce men’s singles final. Angela Kerber fought back a truly spirited effort by Karolina Pliskova to take the women’s single title. Are these US Open winners a sign of the dawning of a new era at the very top of professional tennis?

Just in time for the 2016 U.S. Open Tennis Championships is the new Babolat Pop Wristband Stars & Stripes Special Edition. It is the first connected tennis wristband that will help you track your game. Pair with a smartphone and play connected with any tennis racquet. Capture the data that will help improve your tennis performance.

The professional tennis world has landed in New York for the 2016 U.S. Open tennis championships and the final Grand Slam tournament of the season. Raucous crowds, airplane over-flights and late night matches are all part of the party atmosphere at the Forest Hills tennis courts. Let’s recall who has earned success here as U.S. Open tennis champions.