In 100 years, tennis regulations have been practically untouched. However, the game is entirely different from what it was at the beginning. Fashion: The road from game to sport, and from amateur to professional, has considerably amplified a change that is also reflected in players' habits. Racquets: There's not much in common between the huge old wooden clubs with their unprofessional design and today's instruments, conceived and tested in laboratories. Physique: Being in top physical condition has become a rule for all high caliber players, and some are surrounded by special teams of coaches to help them maximize their play. Technique: The comparison between the serves, backhands and volleying of the champions at the beginning of the century, and those of today, outlines the main steps in the progression of the game. Psychology: Tennis is a mental sport. Even the greatest champions can lose their concentration and their skills in fierce competition. How can one cure it? The mind game is an important part of tennis. 53 minutes. 1992

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