I played tennis my whole life - high school, USTA Nationals Junior tournaments and college ball, both D1 and D3. I was a typical journeyman, who worked hard but couldn't hit my opponent off the court. In tennis terms I had always wanted to be a baller (big hitter) and not a grinder (retriever.) Like many players I played to not lose. I thought it was simply nerves but I have since discovered, looking back, I didn't have the solid, natural strokes of the top players. So my quest began in the Juniors. I would watch the best junior players in my area that I looked up to - guys like Ferdi Taygan, John Hayes and others. They put the ball where they wanted, played steady and could dial it up and hit big, seemingly whenever they wanted. They never appeared to play nervous or with any fear of losing. They played to win. That's what I wanted. Through my decades of tennis experience and the mathematical study of movements in nature (like the waving of a flag) I uncovered the thin red line that goes through all of the great ball strikers. I don't want others to go through the frustration, time and money I experienced trying to play this better game. I hit bigger and better than I ever did now and I finally love the way I play. I know every time I step on the court I'm going to rope the ball, be consistent, have fun and feel good. I'm so happy to be able to bring this game to you.