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Last year, the New York Tennis Expo brought together more than 5,200 people for this one-of-a-kind event, and we expect an even bigger turnout when the event returns on Sunday, February 9.
Hear What They're Saying About the NY Tennis Expo
Last year, the New York Tennis Expo brought together more than 5,200 people for this one-of-a-kind event, and we expect an even bigger turnout when...Click here to read more

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Beginning this year, Queens College will begin offering a new course designed to increase the quality and quantity of professionals in the tennis industry.
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Beginning this year, Queens College will begin offering a new course designed to increase the quality and quantity of professionals in the tennis...Click here to read more

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Nearly 30 years ago, Nino Muhatasov came to the United States from Ukraine, a former Soviet Union Republic, where he was a member of the country’s...Click here to read more

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Tip of the Week: My Most Simple Strategy
This idea is going to sound obvious, but tennis is supposed to be basic. If you are serving, focus on getting the first serve in, then hitting a shot...Read more

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Players generally stand in the middle of the baseline to warm up before a singles match. However, it is rare that both players are standing in this position during an actual point. (Photo courtesy of Getty Images)
Tip of the Week: Practice From Your Starting Position
Players generally stand in the middle of the baseline to warm up before a singles match. However, it is rare that both players are standing in this...Read more

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Your movement on the tennis court is one of the most important tools you can use to win the match. (Photo courtesy of Getty Images)
Tip of the Week: Use Your Legs As A Weapon
Your movement on the tennis court is one of the most important tools you can use to win the match. There are many different ways to do this. First,...Read more
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