Tennis Magazine October 2005

Tennis Magazine October 2005
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If you want to put constant pressure on your opponents, learn to punish their serves with powerful returns. Here’s a five-step plan that will help you get the job done.
BY LYNNE ROLLEY

Surprise Ending
Nobody—herself included—thought Lindsay Davenport would win multiple Grand Slam titles. Now she’s defying expectations again with a late-career return to No. 1.
BY CINDY SHMERLER

Top 25 Adult Tennis Camps
Improving your game takes commitment. And there’s no better way to commit than immersing yourself at a tennis camp. Here are the best places in the U.S. to do it.
BY BRAD WOLVERTON

Great Shots
Ana Ivanovic’s fierce forehand

Hard to Handle
How to add the serve and volley to your game

Practicing With
. . . Daniela Hantuchova

Brad's Corner
Fixing a broken backhand volley

Professional Advice
Your questions answered

Paul's Clinic
Being offensive with your serve

Tip
Advice from TENNIS.com

Gear
The season’s top shoes will put your game on sure footing.
BY JAMES MARTIN

Health & Fitness
Strength training has gotten back to basics with the body-weight trend. Try our four-exercise plan for tennis players.
BY JON LEVEY

The Tennis Life
As a kid, the author learned the hard way that there was more to tennis than Fila shirts, pricey racquets, and cool headbands.
BY KEITH HAYES

Court of Appeals
Rules, rules, rules

Plus
Chrissie's Page, 40 Greatest Players of the Tennis Era, Baseline, Scoreboard, Calendar, Rankings, My Point

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