Racket Business
Rich Neher, Tim Farthing, David PyrzenskiAll you need to know about the business of racket sports > Tennis, Pickleball, Padel
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Building in Public, Part 7: The Unexpected Challenges of Building a Two-Sided Community
Make it easier to find people to play with, discover opportunities to play, communicate with other members, and ultimately spend more time on the court. If we could make that experience great, I assumed the rest would naturally follow.
Wh...
The Junior Tennis Pathway Has a Success Problem — And Coaches Are in the Middle of It
When Paula Badosa, a former world No.2, said that if she had a daughter she would not want her to play tennis, it was the kind of comment that inevitably attracted attention. Coming from somebody who has reached a level of the sport that th...
JOOLA Becomes DUPR’s Official Ball — But This Deal Is About Much More Than Pickleballs
Another week, another partnership in pickleball. But this one deserves a little more attention from anyone working in the business of racket sports.
JOOLA has announced that its HC-40 will become the Official Ball of DUPR from 1 September...
What It Really Takes to Build a Business in Racket Sports
There are plenty of books about leadership and entrepreneurship. Far fewer are written by people who have actually built businesses from the ground up, managed teams, delivered programmes, dealt with the difficult days and continued to put...
Racket sports tournaments should start thinking more like music festivals
It's music festival season in the UK...
Or, more accurately this year, it would normally be music festival season in the UK. Glastonbury is taking one of its periodic fallow years in 2026, but the broader summer festival calendar is in fu...
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Rich Neher is a writer, author, and owner of the Los Angeles - based Tennis Media Group, publisher of TENNIS CLUB BUSINESS from 2014 to 2024, Co-Publisher of Racket Business, and Founder/CEO of Conga Sports Inc. Previously, Rich had managed a Los Angeles tennis club and oversaw Adult Leagues & NTRP... more
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