This review addresses metabolic, neural, mechanical and thermal alterations during tennis
match play with special focus on associations with fatigue. Several studies have provided a …

We quantify the nature and frequency of anticipation behaviours in professional tennis using
video coding of incidents where the time delay between the opponent's stroke and the …

Objectives The present article aims to (i) critically review and classify the studies on the
tennis serve return by the degree of representativeness of the experimental task design,(ii) …

In tennis, a “split-step” is a small vertical jump or hop that is commonly used as a preparatory
motion for a lateral step when receiving the ball. The purposes of the present study were (1) …

This study investigated split-step timing when returning serves and whether this timing is
related to neuromechanical capabilities in world-class tennis players. In Experiment 1, the …

In daily life and in many sports, people must adjust interpersonal distance between
themselves and others based on task constraints and goals. For example, in martial arts …

The aim of the current experiment was to examine the spatiotemporal control of expert tennis
players while executing first service returns within a representative experimental setting. We …

The purpose of this study was to examine whether split step (small hop before step) would
be more beneficial than no-split condition in simulated tennis response situation. In addition …

The purpose of the study was to determine the timing of a split-step in three categories of
tennis players in four groups of strokes. Subjects were divided into three groups: male and …

Abstract Gillet, E, Leroy, D, Thouvarecq, R, Mégrot, F, and Stein, JF. Movement-production
strategy in tennis: a case study. J Strength Cond Res 24 (7): 1942-1947, 2010-The present …