As the National Bank Open presented by Rogers (NBO) gears up to begin this weekend in Canada, tennis enthusiasts can look forward to a thrilling 12-day event. This year, the tournament is not only expanding in terms of player participation and matches but is also making significant strides towards sustainability. The ambitious goal is to…
In the world of collegiate tennis, the consumption of tennis balls is surprisingly high, with a fresh can being opened for every set. This practice results in the use of approximately 12 to 18 cans per match, translating to around $72 and 51 tennis balls per game. When you consider the number of matches played…
The Clifton 2 by Vitro is a versatile footwear option tailored for athletes engaged in various ball sports, including tennis and paddle. This shoe is engineered to deliver exceptional performance across different surfaces, making it a prominent choice in the competitive landscape of multisport footwear. Whether navigating the swift movements required on a tennis court…
In a groundbreaking move towards sustainability, Evian has introduced refillable water solutions at the Wimbledon Championship, marking a significant shift in how hydration is managed at this prestigious event. As the official water partner since 2008, Evian is now offering players the option to use reusable bottles or aluminum cans, which can be refilled with…
In an innovative approach to tackle plastic waste and promote sustainability, a company in Karur has been converting discarded plastic bottles into fashionable sportswear. Sree Renga Polymers, founded in 2008 in Kakkavdi, initially specialized in producing PET flakes. Over the years, the company has expanded its operations to include the creation of sportswear and winter…
In South Africa, a talented collective of artists is making waves by creatively repurposing discarded sports equipment, specifically padel balls, into eco-friendly furniture. This innovative initiative not only showcases their artistic flair but also emphasizes the importance of environmental sustainability through the upcycling of materials. The project has garnered significant attention for its unique approach…
In collegiate tennis, the use of tennis balls is extremely high, a can of balls is opened in every set. Consequently, a match could use anywhere between 12 and 18 cans of tennis balls. Each can contains 3 balls, costing $4 per can, and the total cost could go up to $72 for 51 balls…
The tennis realm is faced with a burning environmental issue: the recycling of tennis balls. Worldwide, approximately 330 million tennis balls are manufactured yearly, most of which end in landfills; they take over 400 years to decompose there. This problem is particularly conspicuous during major tournaments like the U.S. Open, which uses up to 100,000…
The Woodlands Township’s tennis initiative has achieved a significant milestone by earning the prestigious “Green Tennis” certification. This honor is awarded to tennis facilities that demonstrate a strong commitment to environmental sustainability through effective recycling programs. Since its inception in 2022, the program has successfully recycled more than 10,000 tennis balls, showcasing the community’s dedication…
The landscape of sports has been dramatically transformed by advancements in medical technologies and sports science. Athletes and teams now leverage real-time data to enhance training, performance, and recovery. This evolution has not only improved athletic performance but has also significantly expedited recovery from injuries, allowing athletes to return to their peak form more quickly…