Three Racquets a Match: What Houston Humidity Taught Me About Tennis Grips
Confession time: I used to show up to rec matches with three racquets in my bag. Not because I was breaking strings, and not because I was trying to look like a pro. It was because I sweat. A lot.
The Little Dampener That Kept Me on the Court
I’ll be honest with you: I was a skeptic for a long time. I’m a master racquet technician, and I know what the research says about traditional dampeners: they change the sound and feel of the ball, but they don’t reduce the vibration that reaches your arm. Then I tried the RTP ShockSorb.
Why a tennis simulator beats a bowling alley: hosting your next party in the heights
In my career, I have planned a lot of events for people who are tired of planning events.
The pattern is always the same. Someone needs a venue for twelve to thirty people, they need it to be air-conditioned because this is Houston, they need it to entertain a group with wildly different levels of enthusiasm, and they have run out of ideas that aren’t a bowling alley, a brewery, or an escape room everyone has already done.
Tennis simulators solve that problem better anything else.