Organization Man: A former U.S. College Coach tries to save Australia's fading tennis dynasty

Article Abstract:

Craig Tiley helped Illinois' men's tennis program complete its evolution from Big Ten doormat to NCAA champion and now as a director of player development at Tennis Australia, he is crafting a similar plan to restore the tennis-mad nation to prominence. He has identified specific goals and standards, some as mundane as parent education, some as radical as jettisoning junior rankings.

Australia, Management dynamics, Personnel administration, Practice, Tennis coaches, Tiley, Craig

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The beat goes on

Article Abstract:

Using a heart rate monitor during practice helps tennis players gauge the intensity of their workouts and maintain their optimal heart rate. Three models priced from $135 to $180 are described.

Measurement, Physiological aspects, Heart beat, Heart rate

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The human backboard

Article Abstract:

A tennis player relates how his obsessive practice with a backboard when he was a boy helped him improve his game. He found that his game deteriorated when he began using a ball machine.

Personal narratives, Tennis for children, Children's tennis

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