A popular sport among professional and amateur athletes, tennis not only engages the mind and the body, but it also offers a range of health benefits, including muscle development and improved coordination. However, as with any other sport, it can lead to injuries, such as an ankle sprain and tissue damage from muscle overuse. One of the injuries commonly linked to this sport is lateral epicondylitis, more widely known as tennis elbow.
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