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Abstract A growing body of research suggests that sports training enhances high-level cognitive functions, including sensory perception, sensorimotor skills, executive control, memory, attention, and processing speed. Ho...

Male and female players have a different quality of service. For example, men can reach a higher service speed, or use more ball spin. Tennis service has also a different efficiency on different surfaces. Every surface h...

Heart rate (HR) is a practical indicator of physiological load and arousal, yet its shot by shot relationship with tennis performance remains insufficiently characterized. We quantified associations between HR and stroke...

Background and Study Aim. Youth tennis performance depends on the development of multiple physical domains, including speed, agility, power, accuracy, and endurance. Although numerous training interventions have been pro...

ABSTRACT Evaluating end‐range movements during tennis match‐play can quantify high intensity load exposure and facilitate specific analysis of players' high‐end physical capabilities. Currently, the process to eval...

Background. Lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) is an overuse tendinopathy of the wrist extensors associated with repetitive gripping and wrist extension. It is a common cause of lateral elbow pain and functional impair...

Background: Lateral elbow tendinopathy (LET) is a common musculoskeletal disorder caused by overuse, resulting in microtrauma to the extensor tendons. Because of its complex pathophysiology and high recurrence rate, LET ...

This study aimed to investigate resilience as a psychological variable to predict motivation and anxiety concerning the performance of amateur beach tennis athletes. A total of 129 athletes of both sexes participated. To...