From first serves on neighborhood courts to competitions on major arenas – my story as a tennis player from India.
Tennis is a game of precision, strategy, and endurance. In this section, I share valuable insights on mastering different strokes, improving footwork, and developing a winning mindset. Stay tuned for expert advice and lessons learned from my personal tennis journey!
Tennis is not only about physical fitness but also tactical thinking. I will talk about training, strategies, and techniques that will help improve your game.
India is becoming increasingly significant in the world of tennis. Learn about the best tennis academies, local tournaments, and opportunities for players of all levels.
Physical fitness is the key to success in tennis. I share workout programs, nutrition advice, and recovery methods after matches.
Hello! My name is Arian Mehta, and I am a professional tennis player from India. My passion for tennis began in childhood when I played on local courts and dreamed of big tournaments. Years of training, self-discipline, and constant work on myself helped me reach a new level.
India is a great place for developing tennis skills, with many professional academies, experienced coaches, and a dedicated audience for this sport. In this blog, I share my experiences, training secrets, and thoughts on the world of tennis.
Write to me if you have any questions, collaboration proposals, or interest in tennis discussions.
I started playing on public courts, then enrolled in a tennis academy. Thanks to perseverance and constant training, I was able to reach a competitive level.
I love the speed of hard courts but also appreciate the tactical possibilities of clay.
India has excellent training centers such as the Rohan Bopanna Academy, KSLTA in Bangalore, and tennis schools in Delhi and Pune.
I share useful training methods, exercises, and fitness tips in my blog. Stay tuned for updates!
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