Revolutionary Tennis

[hockeyscout]

What do you all think of this site?

http://www.revolutionarytennis.com/

[hernandezarturo]

Interesting site

I used to use it all the time and read through every article dozens of times. Mark Pappas had some very interesting ideas. Unfortunately, he passed away about a year ago. But the site remains interesting. He had very strong opinions which is a good thing for those who want to try something out. Most of what he posted there helped me in one way or another.

Arturo

[stotty]

I used to use it all the time and read through every article dozens of times. Mark Pappas had some very interesting ideas. Unfortunately, he passed away about a year ago. But the site remains interesting. He had very strong opinions which is a good thing for those who want to try something out. Most of what he posted there helped me in one way or another.

Arturo

I had no idea Mark had passed away. What a shame. I emailed him a few times some years ago. He was very helpful and gave detailed and thoughtful replies. I was very impressed with him as an individual.

[gzhpcu]

Sorry to hear that he passed away... I liked his site, interesting ideas...

[sfrazeur]

Sad to find Mark has died. He posted on the TW forum regularly.

[John Yandell]

sf,

what name did he post under, do you remember?

[sfrazeur]

I sure thought he posted regularly to TT. Only account I could find for him is markp: http://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/member.php?u=7660

[John Yandell]

Yep that's him. He was an intense and confrontational guy. Came to one of my speciality courses once and basically tried to take it over, argued about everything, was insulting. Still he was passionate about tennis. Hope his site will go on.

[stotty]

Mark P

Yep that's him. He was an intense and confrontational guy. Came to one of my speciality courses once and basically tried to take it over, argued about everything, was insulting. Still he was passionate about tennis. Hope his site will go on.

I exchanged emails with him way back. I was interested in some of his white papers and quizzed him on them. He got back to me in detail. I liked that. He certainly loved a counter-argument if he thought he was right...a revolutionary he certainly was.

It's always sad to lose someone who is passionate about the game and has alternative ideas. We need people with alternative ideas in order to set our own compass more straight. I made him more wrong than right, but interestingly wrong nonetheless.