Racquet Training

Did you know that youth athletes are more prone to injury by the age of 20? Dr. James Andrews is on a mission to help kids stay on the playing field and out of the operating room. Learn more about this here.

Training in the morning on an empty stomach typically isn't the greatest idea. Learn what you should aim for nutritionally instead of an empty stomach and why.

Speed on the tennis court is essential when you are trying to get to the ball. This drill will help to improve your ability to decelerate and  quickly change direction as well as improve balance.

After a workout, a post workout drink can stimulate muscle growth and rehabilitation. Learn how to make the right combination of carbs and protein in a drink here.

A study in the British Journal of Sports Medicine found that it pays to check for heart abnormalities in young athletes before they hit the field. Read more on this study here.