Community Tennis

The new worldview, instead of trying to eliminate uncertainty, embraces it as an essential feature of reality. We learn to work with uncertainty rather than against it, recognizing that some of our most profound insights come from exploring the edges of what we know. This approach allows us to remain open to new possibilities, adapt our

The structure works because it forces clarity: Here’s what the conventional wisdom says, here’s why I disagree, here’s what we should do instead.

In his final prescription for America, Dr. Vivek Murthy delivers a profound truth: well-being is relational, not just personal. Backed by decades of research, Murthy outlines what he calls the Triad of Fulfillment—relationships, purpose, and service. Connection, he argues, is as vital to our health and longevity as diet, exercise, and sleep.

At the

The clubs that succeed don’t just open the doors and wait. They start with drop-in events, social mixers, charismatic coaches, and founders who are actively part of the scene. They build trust and energy first. And when that sticks, growth follows.

Slower Is Smarter.

Padel is a beautiful sport — social, strategic, and visually sharp. It deserves to

Curiosity should be a verb, not a noun. Curiosity is connected to doing, to solving, experimenting, trying, failing, and then accomplishing. “How does this work?” “What do I do?” “What happens next?” “What do I do to make this turn out the way I want—or the way you want?” “How do I get from here to there?” “What can I do to help you (or myself)?”

The clubs that succeed often have founders who are deeply embedded in the sport. They’re not just investing capital; they’re investing time, energy, and personal belief.

These are the people who are on the court themselves, building relationships with players, troubleshooting problems in real time, and setting the tone from the top.

That love translated into success, and Midtown began opening new clubs in the Chicago area, upstate New York, Boston, southern Indiana and Kansas City. These were more than just tennis clubs. TCA wanted to create a place where members connect with associates and each other; a place where people feel a sense of comfort and friendship.

TCA Clubs were

The shoe’s worldwide status mirrors Smith’s own philosophy:

Create common ground, seek connection, and never stop adapting.

Carlos Alcaraz revealed the simple words from his veteran coach Samuel Lopez that inspired his title run at Monte Carlo :

“ ‘Stay positive’ is the thing that he repeated most this week. ‘Stay strong and stay positive’,” said Alcaraz. “One thing that he told me and probably was the key of this great week was, ‘You have to face the difficulties you