I’ve been using the new ASEA athletic drink packs for the past two months now and they work great! They are easy to carry and flexible to transport. I feel more energetic and recover faster than ever before with ASEA. The other day I played 2 hours of tennis, 2 hours of squash and then [...]
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ASEA’s New 8 oz. Athletic Pouch Works Great!
May 27th, 2011 
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Posted in Health, Tennis 
Tags: ASEA, Gary Samuelson, increase endurance, increase energy, reactive molecules, redox signaling, sports drink 
1 Comment »Nadal Battles To Opening Win Over Roddick
November 27th, 2010 Administrator BARCLAYS ATP WORLD TOUR FINALS by ATP Staff Rafael Nadal is hoping to win the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals for the first time. World No. 1 Rafael Nadal laid to rest the demons of his 2009 Barclays ATP World Tour Finals campaign on Monday evening as he came from behind to defeat Andy Roddick [...]
Great Live Tennis at Colorado State Open
September 17th, 2010 Administrator Be sure to check out some great live tennis at the Colorado State Open! Friday’s Featured Matches Mixed Doubles Final – 5:30pm Men’s and Women’s Doubles Semi-Finals Men’s and Women’s Singles Quarter Finals Saturday’s Featured Matches Women’s Doubles Final – 3:00pm Men’s Doubles Finals – 4:30pm Men’s and Women’s Singles Semi-Finals Sunday’s Featured Matches Women’s [...]
Posted in Denver Tennis, Tennis Tags: Colorado State Open, Denver, Tennis, tennis tournaments, tweener 6 Comments »Top 50 Peak Performance Tips For Sports and Life
June 15th, 2010 Administrator Want to reach peak performance? Then do these 50 things ASAP: 1. Meditate 2. Be a builder-upper not breaker-downer 3. Eat vegetarian (as much as you can) 4. Drink more water 5. Write a gratitude letter 6. Write down 5 things you want to accomplish by the end of the year (then do whatever it [...]
Posted in Tennis Tags: ed tseng, mental game, mental toughness, peak performance, sports, Tennis No Comments »What’s Up With Djokovic’s Serve?
May 28th, 2010 Administrator “I know. It’s the serve. I know.” If he knows it’s the serve why does Novak Djokovic still have such a stiff-armed take back on the serve? He used to have a decent serve when his elbow was bent. Anyway, I don’t see him getting very far at the French. More on Djokovic… Djokovic Defends [...]
Windy Finals at Delray Beach ATP Tennis Tournament
March 4th, 2010 Administrator With downtown Delray Beach only a few miles from me and a tournament pass in hand, it was time for some tennis! It was too bad neither James Blake nor Mardy Fish could defeat the tall, 18 aces-per-match, Ivo Karlovic at the Delray Beach ATP tennis tournament. I was rooting for the Americans. Conditions at [...]
Posted in Tennis Tags: Bryan brothers, Delray Beach tennis, Tennis, tennis tournaments No Comments »Australian Open Tennis Flashback
January 20th, 2010 Administrator Just reminiscing the time when I was playing the tennis umpire at Australian Open a few years ago. Kellen reached the doubles final and it was great catching up with my good friend David. Everyone is always so friendly in Australia! I can’t wait to go back to Melbourne! Technorati Tags: Australian Open, tennis
Julia O’Loughlin Reaches Orange Bowl Finals
December 30th, 2009 Administrator Congratulations to my favorite tennis star, Julia! It was an exciting final with both players playing a hard-hitting well-fought battle, not your typical Girls 12 & under final. It was nice meeting Manny from Adidas. Julia looked great in her new Adidas outfit! Orange Bowl finalist! What a great accomplishment! I never got passed the [...]
Training Top College Players
December 20th, 2009 Administrator Working hard in sunny Florida! Some days I was on the court for 4 or 5 hours running around playing some competitive tennis. Got to keep drinking my ASEA! Who wants a doubles rematch! Who else wants to play? Looks like my nephews want in on some tennis fun! Move over Bryan brothers! Technorati Tags: [...]
Guga Goes To College?
January 31st, 2009 Daniel Rumeo From IHT.com
SAO PAULO, Brazil: Three-time French Open champion Gustavo Kuerten is going to college.
Kuerten, a former top-ranked player who retired from the circuit last year, found out on Monday that he had won admission to attend a theater college in his hometown of Florianopolis in southern Brazil.
The Brazilian is scheduled to begin classes on Feb. [...]
USTA Now WTT Part Owners
January 31st, 2009 Daniel Rumeo
From the USTA:
NEW YORK — On the same day that the United States entered into a new era of leadership with Barack Obama officially sworn in as the 44th president, another smaller partnership was created to help grow the sport of tennis.
At Gabriel’s Bar and Restaurant in Manhattan on Tuesday, Jan. 20, the USTA and [...]
Head’s New Performance Footwear
January 31st, 2009 Daniel Rumeo
HEAD Introduces New Performance Tennis Footwear
Kennelbach – Austria – January 2009 – HEAD is stepping up its game in the tennis footwear business. In 2009 HEAD will re-launch its line of footwear with updated technology and cosmetics for today’s youthful, aggressive and stylish tennis player. The new footwear collection will be available in February [...]
Rafa’s New Balearic Islands Ad
January 31st, 2009 Daniel Rumeo Here is some video of Rafa promoting tourism for the Balearic Islands in a deal we covered here back a few months ago. It is a cool ad with awesome special effects and of course the Spanish Bull himself. I think Rafa is officially in a good place. The video is in spanish.
Monfils’ New Prince Ad
January 31st, 2009 Daniel Rumeo Prince sent us this new add for their newly hired star Gael Monfils and his new EXO3 sticks. The video shows off his skills including “a la Sampras” slam dunk overhead. If only the guy could get a new mind. Anyways, cool commercial and we will always love Monfils no matter how underachieving he is!
The ATP Blog Is Now Tennis Connected
January 31st, 2009 Daniel Rumeo Different Name, Better Game
As you have noticed by now, The ATP Blog has now changed their name to Tennis Connected. Along with this name we have made numerous enhancements to the site to make the site better for you our readers. We would like to thank you for the continious support throughout our first year [...]
