Surviving stardom; is the sport's obsession with youth and money burning out its brightest stars?

Article Abstract:

Experts say some tennis players are becoming superstars at too young an age. Many of the young players have suffered emotionally from too much public exposure, the temptation to get involved in commercial projects and the physical strain. Reform measures are needed to assure healthy and happy champions.

Cover Story, Youth, College sports, Tennis for children, Children's tennis

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Outsmarting your injury

Article Abstract:

Trauma may be more difficult to overcome than physical pain from tennis injuries. Anger and bitterness can be combatted more easily by examining causes, taking preventive actions, strengthening other parts of the body and evaluating mental and physical skills.

Wounds and injuries, Injuries

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