Tag: Tennis Singapore
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Tennis Racquet Guide for Singapore Beginners: What to Buy
Walking into a sports store in Singapore as a tennis beginner can be overwhelming. Racquets range from under $50 to over $500, and the technical specifications — head size, weight, balance, string pattern — all sound complex. This guide, informed by our coaches at Sanwa X Tennis Academy (an official Yonex partner), simplifies your decision…
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Why Singapore Expats Love Tennis: Benefits & Best Academies
Expat tennis in Singapore is one of the most popular sporting and social activities on the island. This is not a coincidence — tennis offers an unparalleled combination of physical exercise, tactical challenge, and social connection that makes it perfect for newcomers building a life in Singapore. Tennis as a Social Bridge for Expats One…
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Tennis Injuries: Prevention and Recovery for Singapore Players
Tennis injuries prevention in Singapore is a topic every player should understand, given the sport’s demands on specific joints and muscle groups combined with our year-round tropical playing conditions. Understanding the most common injuries, how to prevent them, and how to manage recovery is essential knowledge for any serious Singapore tennis player. This guide is…
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Doubles Tennis Strategy: Tips to Win More Matches in Singapore
Doubles tennis is the dominant format for most recreational players in Singapore. Whether you play at your condominium court, at a club, or in a league, understanding the principles of good doubles play will help you win more points, have more fun, and impress your partners and opponents. These strategic principles come from the coaching…
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How Much Do Tennis Lessons Cost in Singapore? (2026 Price Guide)
One of the first questions prospective tennis students in Singapore ask is: how much do tennis lessons cost? The answer varies considerably depending on the type of lesson, the quality of coaching, and the specific academy or coach you choose. This guide provides a comprehensive overview of tennis lesson pricing in Singapore to help you…
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Yuichi Sugita: ATP World No. 36 Now Coaching in Singapore
Yuichi Sugita is a name that professional tennis fans will recognise immediately. He is a former ATP World No. 36 from Japan — one of the finest tennis players ever produced in Asia. His career includes Grand Slam appearances, an ATP Tour title, and two Olympic campaigns spanning more than 15 years at the top…
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Tennis Fitness: How to Get Court-Ready for Singapore’s Climate
Tennis fitness in Singapore requires specific preparation that goes well beyond what players need in most other countries. The heat, humidity, and year-round playing calendar present unique physical challenges for every player on the island. Getting court-ready here means building targeted endurance, hydration discipline, and heat adaptation — and this guide covers all of it.…
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Singapore Tennis Scene 2026: Academies, Competitions & Where to Play
Singapore’s tennis scene has grown significantly over the past decade. From grassroots development programmes to high-performance academies, from community courts to premium facilities, there are more options and more players than ever before. This guide to the Singapore tennis scene 2026 covers where to play, who to train with, how to compete, and what to…
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Tennis for Kids Singapore: When to Start and What to Expect
Tennis for kids in Singapore is one of the best sporting investments you can make as a parent. You have likely wondered when to start, what to expect, how to choose the right programme, and whether the commitment is worthwhile. This guide answers all those questions, drawing on two decades of experience developing junior tennis…
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How to Improve Your Tennis Game: 10 Expert Tips from ATP Coaches
Knowing how to improve your tennis game is what separates players who plateau from those who keep developing. The most effective improvement strategies combine smart practice with excellent coaching, tactical understanding, and physical development. Here are 10 expert tips from the ATP-pedigree coaches at Sanwa X Tennis Academy — practical advice drawn from real professional…