Tennis is a popular sport with tens of millions of players participating worldwide. This
popularity was one factor leading to the reappearance of tennis as a medal sport at the 1988 …

This systematic scoping review aims to summarize findings regarding kinetic, kinematic, and
electromyographic analyses of different characteristics (ie, type/direction and stance style) of …

The purpose of this study was to probe the sex-based differences in the stroke and
movement dynamics of Grand Slam hard-court tennis. Player and ball tracking data were …

This study examined the effects of a 6-week strength-training program on serve velocity in
youth tennis players. Thirty competitive healthy and nationally ranked male junior tennis …

Background: The tennis serve is a complex stroke characterized by a series of segmental
rotations involving the entire kinetic chain. Many overhead athletes use a basic 6-stage …

Study Design: Literature review. Objective: To conduct a literature review of studies reporting
the incidence of pars interarticularis defects in athletes of specific sports, in order to allow …

Tennis is enjoyed by approximately 25 million people in the USA alone with nearly 10%
ofpeople playing more than 20 times per year (Tennis Industry Association, 2006). The …

Abstract THE TENNIS SERVE IS THE MOST POWERFUL AND POTENTIALLY DOMINANT
SHOT IN TENNIS, YET VERY FEW PLAYERS PERFORM THIS WITH MAXIMUM VELOCITY …

This study aimed (i) to analyse the associations between serve velocity (SV) and
anthropometric, ball impact and landing location parameters in total serves (TS) and fastest …

Purpose To determine the volume and degree of asymmetry of iliopsoas (IL) and gluteal
muscles (GL) in tennis and soccer players. Methods IL and GL volumes were determined …