Joel brought something dangerous on board
In between collaborations, Ian finally gets his chance to ignore everybody, Joel brings something dangerous on the plane and both search for a court to get some hitting in...
In between collaborations, Ian finally gets his chance to ignore everybody, Joel brings something dangerous on the plane and both search for a court to get some hitting in...
On day 4 of the book tour, Ian meets with one of the biggest personalities of the tennis world for a face to face interview. The reception to his life's work isn't exactly what he was hoping for...
On day 3 of the Essential Tennis book tour, Ian and Joel visit our friends over at @PlayYourCourt.com for a fun filled interview, lessons and matchplay! However, before they can get to the serious tennis videos of the day, Ian and Joel take some time enjoying what Virginia Beach has
One the second stop of the book tour with Joel, everything was going to plan shooting a video with Peter Freeman until a curb snuck up on his brand new car...
On the first stop of their book tour, Ian and co-author Joel Chasnoff touch down in Atlanta to see some familiar faces and put an old rival to the test... Special thanks to @TennisTroll Channel and crew for graciously hosting us in Atlanta! Match play coming soon – subscribe to
There are many types of tennis strings used, but when it all started way back in there day, there was only one. Have you ever wondered how natural gut strings are made? We were curious too!
Being a Tennis video creator has it rewards, but also its challenges. With many new creators surfaces and coming into the tennis space of the last few years, I wanted to issue a warning, as well as a statement of gratitude. This is for you...
We get asked this questions a lot! "How do you become a pro tennis player? Can I still become Pro?" We are breaking down a video from our friend Felix over at @tennisbrothers to show just how much hard work goes into TRYING to become a professional tennis player!
Rafael Nadal is one of the smoothest players on the court, no matter what direction he is moving. It's because he practices all aspects of his tennis footwork, stepping in, moving sideways, and moving backwards! We all need to be ready to move in any direction, not just the way