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Pro Tip by

Wanda Collins
AmPRO Certified Professional Level III Instructor
USARIP Ceritifed Professional

Olivia Nicholes
USARIP Ceritifed Instructor

MAKING YOUR BACKHAND BETTER
I can’t count the number of players who are looking for tips to make their backhand better. Players who are self taught have some obstacles to overcome to improve their stroke, but the most important one is something they overlook: you have to be willing to make some changes to your current comfort zone. To read more...

I can’t count the number of players who are looking for tips to make their backhand better. Players who are self taught have some obstacles to overcome to improve their stroke, but the most important one is something they overlook: you have to be willing to make some changes to your current comfort zone.

WATCH THOSE FEET!
It is important to remember the rule regarding leaving the service box early after serving. If you (or your partner in doubles) steps over any part of the back line (the “short line”) of the service box before your serve passes that line on its way to the back of the court, it is an out. To read more...

BE READY FROM THE START
When you’re waiting for your league or tournament match, or just that grudge match with your weekly playing buddy, be sure you have prepared to play your best from the first point. To read more...

SPORTSMANSHIP
Fairness, the practice of the sport, respect for your opponent and respect for your official. These are all key points that make up Sportsmanship. To read more...

PLAY OUTSIDE YOUR “COMFORT ZONE”
This means finding new people to play. If you play the same people on a regular basis, you will get to know their game all too well (and they will know yours). To read more...

WARM UP FOR A MATCH
For pre court and and on the court recommendations, press here...

USING THE LOB SERVE
A lot of racquetball players neglect a serve that can actually be a good weapon in their game. To read more...

DOUBLES PLAY BASICS
The same basic playing rules apply to doubles and singles. there are a few difference: serves, blocking, etiquette, court positioning, game strategy & shot selction. To read more...