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Guide to Stringing Machines • How to Find the Right Model • Our Exclusive 2016 Listings • Shops That Are ‘Stringing Stars’ Tennis Companies Youth Instruction TI Awards NOVA SPORTS USA 10-and-under tennis Honoring our builds up its 'family' WORKSHOPS reach CHAMPIONS around the world 100,000 coaches OF TENNIS AUGUST 2016 / VOLUME 44 / NUMBER 8 / $5.00 Plus: Latest racquet technologies Guide to Stringing Machines • How to find the right model • Our exclusive 2016 listings • Shops that are ‘stringing stars’ 08_TI_COVER(IK).indd 1 6/23/16 11:17 AM ads.indd 1 4/29/16 12:43 PM Stars_Stripes_Net_News_Print_Ad_8.125x10.875v3paths.indd 1 6/6/16 9:08 AM Te nnisIndustry www.tennisindustrymag.com AUGUST 2016 DEPARTMENTS p.16 p.32 4 Our Serve 7 Industry News 16 Racquet Tech 18 Youth Instruction 20 Company Profi le: Nova Sports USA 22 TIA News 36 Ask the Experts 38 String Playtest: Tecnifi bre Pro Redcode Wax 17 40 Your Serve, by Denny Schackter INDUSTRY NEWS 7 Annual TIA Tennis Forum in NYC 7 USPTA World Conference set for Indian Wells 7 PTR Tennis Tech Conference and Expo in November p.24 FEATURES 8 USPTA, USTA FL break ground for new HQs 24 TI Champions of Tennis 8 IART Symposium offers PRESENTS continuing education credits Honor Roll CHAMPIONS We honor our winners from the past 15 years. 8 Enter 2016 CTA Photo Contest OF TENNIS 10 New book from tennis writer 2016 Michael Mewshaw 27 Machine Learning 10 USTA Foundation names new board members Assess your needs, determine what features 10 PTI scholarships help junior are important and consult our exclusive chart wheelchair players to fi nd the right stringing machine for you. 11 Ball Magnet keeps play moving, courts clear 32 Stringing Stars 11 Short Sets 12 Peoplewatch With their stringing and service expertise, 13 Isner teams with Nulo for these shops grow their bottom lines while “Aces for Animals” helping customers play better tennis. 2 TennisIndustry August 2016 www.tennisindustrymag.com www.tennisindustrymag.com 08_TI_TOC(IKEM).indd 2 6/24/16 9:48 AM TI MAG AD pg.indd 2 5/31/16 2:16 PM Our Serve PUBLISHER JEFF WILLIAMS EDITORIAL DIRECTOR PETER FRANCESCONI MANAGING EDITOR SCOTT GRAMLING CREATIVE DIRECTOR IAN KNOWLES SENIOR EDITOR ED MGROGAN The Best Part ART DIRECTOR CRHISTIAN RODRIGUEZ SPECIAL CONTRIBUTOR of Your Day BOB PATTERSON CONTRIBUTING EDITORS IN EARLY JUNE, I HAD THE GOOD inspires and motivates his sta , and ROBIN BATEMAN, CYNTHIA CANTRELL, fortune to be in Newport, R.I., at a he reminds them that, no matter what PEG CONNOR, KENT OSWALD, CYNTHIA USTA New England Section board of sort of baggage a member may come to SHERMAN, MARY HELEN SPRECHER directors meeting. 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Adam Molda, the at TennisIndustryMag.com for free digital versions. tennis director at Cedardale Health & Fitness in Haverhill, Mass., regularly 4 TennisIndustry August 2016 www.tennisindustrymag.com 08_TI_OurServe(IK).indd 2 6/23/16 10:36 AM TI MAG AD pg.indd 2 6/22/16 1:48 PM 1160517_TECNIFIBRE_REDCODE_TENNIS_INDUS.ai60517_TECNIFIBRE_REDCODE_TENNIS_INDUS.ai 1 17/05/201617/05/2016 18:4618:46 THE REDSURRECTION C MAXIMUM M SLIDE J POLYETHYLENE WAX CM FULLY IMPREGNATING MJ THE POLYESTER MATRIX CJ CMJ N EXPANDED STRING SLIDE LESS FRICTION MAXIMUM LUBRICATION FASTER SNAPBACK MORE EASIER MAXIMUM DURABILITY TO STRING SPIN Industry News Information to help you run your business PTR Tennis Tech Conference Annual TIA Tennis Forum & Expo Set for November The PTR’s inaugural Tennis Technol- August 29 in New York City ogy Conference and Expo will be held Nov. 3-4 at the Marriott Resort Hilton undreds of people in the tennis Head Island in South Carolina. The industry, including key execu- conference will feature interactive ses- tives and leaders, are expected sions covering the latest developments to Hgather at the ninth annual TIA Tennis TENNIS FORUM in products and software to help tennis Forum at the Grand Hyatt New York, coaches and club directors/managers from 8:30 to 10 a.m. on Monday, Aug. 29, run their businesses more effectively. the fi rst day of play at the 2016 US Open. Session topics will include Software In addition to the latest news about Integration for Clubs, Digital Market- the industry and most recent participa- ing, Match Analysis Video Software, tion, equipment and consumer data, Teaching Apps, Green Initiatives, the Forum will honor the two newest On-Court Technology and Racquet inductees into the Tennis Industry Hall Technology with Software Integration. of Fame: community tennis visionary Eve Kraft and the incisive Tennis Week magazine There will be an opportunity to demo founder, editor and publisher Gene Scott (see page 23). on court as well. The Forum also will include a focus on tennis and technology, highlighting innovative “Staying ahead of the curve is vital,” products impacting sports and fi tness activities. says PTR CEO Dan Santorum. “That’s The Tennis Forum is free to attend, but space is limited. Attendees are asked to regis- why PTR has created the fi rst tennis ter at TennisIndustry.org/forum to be assured a spot. 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