Richard Neher
Richard (Rich) Neher was born in Mainz, Germany, and emigrated to the United States in 1985. While he holds a degree in Electrical Engineering, his passion and expertise lies in the sport of tennis. He served on the Board of the San Diego District Tennis Association (part of the USTA's Southern California Section) and works on the USTA Tennislink Team, a support team for USTA Coordinators, Captains, Tournament Directors, and players. In his spare time rich develops and runs Social Tennis Networks. Before moving to the Los Angeles area Rich founded and ran the San Diego Tennis Network organizing and running over 1,000 tennis events in almost 10 years. The United States Professional Tennis Association (USPTA) San Diego Division presented him the distinguished Community Service Award in 2003.
Currently, Rich is developing and running the California Social Tennis Network in the San Fernando Valley / LA area. His dream is to eventually create a national organization of Tennis Networks.
Latest Articles
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How Can the Average Player Win More Tennis Matches? Ask the Best!
What does it take for an adult tennis player to win matches at any level without having to undo 20 years of bad habits and completely re-learn the game?
Jun 12, 2010
- Richard Neher
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A Scrappy Player's Approach to Winning Tennis Matches
Having a plan means to be one step ahead of an opponent on the tennis court. Developing a plan and sticking to it improves a tennis player's chances to win.
May 7, 2010
- Richard Neher
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Tennis at High Age? Health Benefits Win for Senior Players!
Senior tennis players may be healthier than their non tennis playing friends and famous Vic Braden has suggestions to improve their game.
May 5, 2010
- Richard Neher
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