Tennis Blog

Tennis elbow is one of the most common overuse injuries in our sport—and ironically, it doesn’t only happen to tennis players. But on court, certain playing habits, equipment choices, and even string tensions can make you more vulnerable. If you’ve ever felt a nagging pain on the outside of your elbow when swinging a racquet, you know how disruptive it can be. 

The 2025 Laver Cup delivered everything tennis fans could hope for — drama, fresh faces, star power, and a new city bringing its own energy to the event. Played at San Francisco’s Chase Center, this year’s edition saw Team World take down Team Europe 15-9, capturing their third Laver Cup title in style.

The Laver Cup has become a very exciting event on the tennis calendar, blending the intensity of team competition with the star power of the ATP Tour. This year, the eighth edition lands on the U.S. West Coast. From September 19–21, 2025, the Chase Center in San Francisco will host Team Europe and Team World in a battle that promises high drama, bold shot-making, and a few surprises.

Having high arches means needing tennis shoes that offer structured support, cushioned stability, and built-in durability. High arches naturally reduce the foot’s ability to absorb shock, so without the right tennis shoes, a player is more prone for a cascade of injuries from the feet all the way up to your knees and spine. Some of the potential injuries include plantar fasciitis, stress fractures, ankle sprains, shin splints, and other knee and back injuries. If this is you, then please continue reading.

Finding the right court shoes can seem like an endless and hopeless task, whether you're looking for extra width, arch support, or light weight. For tennis players with wide feet, finding the right shoe can be even more challenging since there are significantly fewer options, but once you find the one, it is a game-changer.

Polyester strings have transformed the way tennis is played. Their crisp response, spin-enhancing snapback, and tension stability make them the weapon of choice for aggressive baseliners and control-focused competitors.