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Welcome to Black Belt Tennis
Black Belt Tennis is a fun, energetic, and easy-to-follow system of tennis instruction especially designed for kids. Utilizing many concepts from martial arts, Black Belt Tennis promotes character building, discipline, and fitness, while helping students improve their tennis games.
Developed by tennis coach Steve Martin, the Black Belt Tennis teaching system is the culmination of his 16 years of coaching in different cultures around the world and his longtime passion for martial arts and self defense. This innovative and integrative approach to teaching tennis is easy to understand, and can be taught by any coach or parent.
Whether you are looking for a high-energy, rewarding, and fun system of tennis instruction for your child, or a unique, effective tennis teaching system for your trainees, Black Belt Tennis has it all.
Dress for Success: Finding the Right Clothes for Your Best Tennis Game
Clothing styles on the tennis court have come a long way since the early twentieth century. Back then, it was fashionable for men to wear long pants, vests, and cotton shirts while women often wore full-length dresses. It was more
Poaching Setups Your Opponents Will Hate
As we explored in The ABC’s of Poaching, one of the easiest ways to rack up points and keep your counterparts on their toes in a doubles match is to master the art of poaching–the act of aggressively putting away
Match Readiness – Part 1
Want to become a truly dynamic, powerful player? Take a tip from the pros, who understand that what you do off-court is just as important as what you do while on court. In this two-part series, we’ll cover the essentials