Mike Rogers
You think your knees hurt after a senior tennis league match? Try playing world championships at 90. Super Seniors isn’t about nostalgia — it’s about what keeps lifelong competitors showing up, taping up, and chasing down every last ball. This senior tennis documentary reminds us that the spirit of competition ages a lot better than our serves.
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As a senior tennis player chasing real improvement, I realized that playing more league matches wasn’t making me better — just busier. Here's why I’m trading USTA leagues for age-group tournaments and targeted training to become more competitive at 65+ singles.
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What started as a friendly end-of-season doubles match turned into a full-blown Halloween horror show when my second toe dislocated — four times. I played on, popping it back in between points like a deranged field medic, earned some strange respect, and limped my way to chicken sliders and a podiatrist visit that left more questions than answers. This is not the recovery arc I had in mind.
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An inside look at one of my recent doubles matches, with expert commentary (and a few hard truths) from Coach Ryan Reidy.
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After months of heated matches and bad blood, I played my rival again—and for once, civility (and smarter shot choices) won the day.
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A lopsided loss can burn more than the sun off a hardcourt. But it also reveals the grit, humor, and humanity that keep senior players showing up.
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How a six-hour drive, a backdraw match, and a few surprise points changed everything.
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Mark Vines dissected my game and exposed the habits holding me back — lessons every senior player can steal for their next match.
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Why smarter footwork — not faster legs — is the real senior tennis upgrade.
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He Sees Patterns in Pro Matches. He Saw Chaos in Mine.
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