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How AI Coaching Can Break Down Tennis Barriers in Emerging Markets

Tennis has always been a sport defined by access — access to courts, access to coaches, access to competition. In countries with dense club networks and established coaching pathways, players can climb the ladder with relative ease. But in much of the world, tennis development is constrained by geography, cost, and limited infrastructure.

Gareth Shaw

Chile's Padel Crash Is a Warning the Entire Industry Can't Ignore

The queues are gone, bookings are down 27%, and more than 80 clubs have closed—proving that building more courts is no substitute for building a sustainable business.

Tim Farthing

Pickleball Buzz Beyond the Kitchen 7/26

The Dink - OnCourt OffCourt - The Fort - The Fit Pickler - Shorts - Pickleheads

Rich Neher

FACILITIES - SUPPLIES - PEOPLE

Heckelman on one of the easiest tasks for a manager.

Rod Heckelman

On The Court with Ken DeHart

Ken's Tennis Tip and a Business Tip

Ken DeHart

Never Stop Learning - July 2026

Heckelman - Toroian - Bergonzoli - Rapport - plus LinkedIn Gold

Rod Heckelman

Victor Bergonzoli

Cassandra Toroian

Ian Rapport

Rod Heckelman, +3

Nobody Chose This: The Real Story of Racquet Sports in 2026.

Mike Knowles explains that most operators in this industry do not have a growth problem. They have a decision problem.

Mike Knowles

In the Trenches: The Day I Realized Tennis Was Never About Tennis

Susan Nardi on the future of our industry which may be far greater than producing champions.

Susan Nardi

What the ITF’s Transformation into World Tennis Means for the Tennis Industry

The International Tennis Federation (ITF) has unveiled one of the most significant strategic shifts in its modern history.

Tim Farthing

Is Tennis Too Hard for Us Now?

Scott Matulis on Pickleball, Padel and the Rise of Instant Competence

Scott Matulis

The Great Racket Sports Race: Why Tennis Faces Its Biggest Challenge Yet

New report suggests padel and pickleball aren't just growing—they're reshaping the future of racket sports

Tim Farthing

India’s Padel Boom Offers a Preview of What Comes Next for Emerging Markets

The global padel industry has spent the last decade watching Spain, Sweden, Italy, the UAE, and the UK.Now it may be time to start watching India.

Tim Farthing

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