February 2014 Archives - TennisCompanion

An Overview of The Different Types of Tennis Shots

19 Feb 2014/2 Comments

In tennis, there are a wide variety of tennis shots that can be used to keep the ball in play. Whether you want to play competitively or just for fun, gaining a full understanding of the different types of tennis shots can be helpful and informative.

It can also provide you a framework for understanding which strokes and tennis shots you might want to work on. This way when you step out on the court with a friend or tennis instructor you can get the most out of your time.

Learn All About Tennis Elbow Symptoms

17 Feb 2014/Start the Conversation

Let’s be real. If you’re here, there’s a good chance you’re not feeling too hot. We’re sorry to hear that.

And while there’s certainly nothing we can say or do to help make the pain go away, we can help you understand what exactly tennis elbow is as well as common symptoms. This way you can hopefully gain a sense for whether or not you’re dealing with tennis elbow or not.

A Complete Overview of The Western Forehand Grip

04 Feb 2014/1 Comment

As the game of tennis has evolved and moved towards hard hitting baseline rallies, the western grip has gained in popularity among players of all ages and skill levels.

In this article we’ll take a complete look at the western forehand tennis grip and talk about some of the main benefits and drawbacks for players that choose to use this grip.

A Complete Overview of The Semi-Western Forehand Grip

04 Feb 2014/3 Comments

The semi-western grip is one of three primary tennis grips used to hold a tennis racquet when hitting a forehand. While there is no perfect grip, the semi-western grip has become one of the most popular forehand grips in tennis.

In this article we’ll explore the semi-western grip as well as the pros and cons associated with it.

A Complete Overview of The Eastern Forehand Grip

04 Feb 2014/1 Comment

While not as popular as it once was, the eastern grip is among the three most common tennis grips used by recreational and professional players.

In this article we’ll take a look at the eastern forehand grip in detail and explore the pros and cons of using this particular grip.