Adding a step to your serve might help. To master the technique, which is called the “pinpoint” stance, put thin rubber targets, or poly spots (available at tennistrainer.com), at the baseline ...

The way players now return the serve in tennis has evolved over the past decades ... modern return and Djokovic’s mastery of it. Wide stance Well-timed hop Wide stance Well-timed hop Wide ...

Every great tennis player has a weakness ... changing his motion and stance to generate more lift and power. It made a good serve into a truly great one, which skids and slides off the lines ...

Tennis instructor and analyst John Yandell has found that, on average, a 120-mph serve slows to 82 mph before the bounce, then to 65 mph after the bounce, and finally to 55 mph at the opponent's ...

Welcome back to the Monday Tennis Briefing, where will explain the stories behind the stories from the past week on court. This week, the underarm serve ended a match and started some discourse ...