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| "One-on-One
Doubles Tennis is the game our nation's youth needs to play. It develops
the many abandoned fundamentals that are critical to getting players
to the top levels of the game." - Chuck Kriese, Head Men's Tennis Coach, Clemson University (USPTA and ITA National Coach-of-the-Year Award Winner) |
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| "The
skills involved in One-on-One Doubles Tennis are critical to the development
of today's top players. Just as importantly, they are fun to execute
by players at any level." - Dick Gould, Tennis Director, Stanford University & ITA Coach of the Decade 1980s & 1990s |
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| "One-on-One
Doubles Tennis is a fun, fast-action game that is totally different than
playing singles. Playing this game makes you a better, well-rounded
player." - Ken Flach, Head Men's Tennis Coach, Vanderbilt University & Former #1 ATP Tour Doubles Player |
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| "One-on-One
Doubles Tennis will infuse passion back into doubles and serve and volley
play. It's a return to the glory days of our sport -- an avenue for
junior, college, and recreational players to embrace the tactical
advantages of attacking the net and serve-and-volleying." - Billy Pate, Head Men's Coach, University of Alabama |
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| "Playing
one-on-one doubles tennis helped the Bryan Brothers with the timing and technique
of their split step, first volley, and the variety of shots needed
to be great doubles players." - John Whitlinger, Head Coach at Stanford University and Former Top 25 ATP Tour Doubles Player |
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| "The
best innovation in tennis since the advent of the tiebreaker." - Ira Miller, Head Men's & Women's Tennis Coach, Fairleigh Dickinson University |
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| "One-On-One
Doubles Tennis could be the next big thing in the tennis world. I use one-on-one
doubles tennis with my team and it has made them better doubles players and
multi-dimensional singles players." - Tim Gray, Head Women's Coach, Auburn University |
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