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I speak to Irish former pro Conor Niland who has just released a book called The Racket which documents his tennis journey from the first time he picked up a racket until retirement.Conor reached a career-high ATP 129 and made Grand Slam appearances. He recites many stories from all aspects of his journey from the junior Irish circuit, going to boarding school in the UK, missed opportunities at Bollettieri, College tennis at UCLA, turning pro, Davis Cup and more.It's a great insight into how hard it is to become a tennis player and it leaves you with questions. I asked Conor some of the questions that entered my mind while reading the book.I hope you enjoy the episode.FabioThis podcast is sponsored by ASICS. ASICS is a Japanese company founded in 1949 to give more people the opportunity to experience how sports and movement can have a positive impact on mental well-being.To learn more about ASICS visit their website here: https://www.asics.com/nl/en-nl/sports/tennis/Find us on Social Media:Instagram: Instagram.com/FunctionalTennisTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@functionaltennisYouTube: Functional Tennis Podcast This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Il grande scrittore americano David Forster Wallace ne ha scritto come di un'esperienza religiosa, c'è chi ha parlato di ‘partita esteriore e partita interiore', Nick Bollettieri, il guru violento del tennis moderno, ha ridefinito la mentalità dei campioni (oltre che la loro tecnica), mentre per Adriano Panatta il ‘gesto bianco' (definizione di Gianni Clerici) è sempre e solo armonia. Ma cosa ha di particolare e di diverso dagli altri sport il tennis, che celebriamo nella sua stagione d'elezione, la primavera-estate? Perché l'immagine di Federer e Nadal che si tengono la mano e piangono ci ha emozionato così tanto?

[From the archive: This episode was originally recorded and published in 2019] Legendary tennis coach and icon Nick Bollettieri sadly passed away in December 2022, but his impact on his students, coaches, and the entire tennis community will live on forever.   For this episode, I have resurrected my 2019 interview with Nick about how to achieve your dreams and help those around you reach their true potential. Nick had over 60 years of unrivaled experienced coaching the world's best tennis players. He founded the Bollettieri Tennis Academy, where he worked with such players as Andre Agassi, Monica Seles, Jim Courier, Serena and Venus Williams, Mary Pierce, Maria Sharapova, Martina Hingis, Anna Kournikova, Marcelo Rios, Kei Nishikori, and Boris Becker, just to name a few. Nick also co-founded the nonprofit fitness camp, Camp Kaizen with his wife Cindi. He wrote for tennis magazine as an instruction editor and was featured in tv series and documentary films. Nick was also a very accomplished author, having written numerous books, including Bollettieri's Tennis Handbook, My Aces My Faults, and a recent Biography entitled Bollettieiri - Changing the Game. On top of all this, Nick was inducted in the International Tennis Hall of Fame and told me that he has been inducted into 12 others as well. On the show we cover the mindset you must have to achieve your goals, why every top performer has a great team behind that person, why you must get to know your students if you want to help them reach their true potential, Nick's exercise routine at 88 years old, and much more! I hope you enjoy this podcast episode! Let us know what you think about it in the comments below! Nick Bollettieri - IMG Academy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week Gigi and Naomi reflect on Iga Swiatek's stellar year and Naomi remembers her time with Nick Bollettieri... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Auch in dieser Folge lässt sich das Thema Tennis nicht umgehen. Dabei ist es gerade heute von Vorteil, dass Jonas, Mats und Luki nicht ganz alleine sind, sondern sich gegenseitig haben. Nachdem die Jungs letzte Woche noch über das Karriereende von Roger Federe sinnieren mussten, trifft sie auch schon der nächste Schicksalsschlag: Tennistrainer-Legende Nick Bollettieri hat das zeitliche gesegnet. Grund genug für die drei Tennisenthusiasten, erst einmal in Erinnerungen zu schwelgen und sich über ihre liebsten Momente über Bollettieri auszutauschen. Nach einem kurzen Nerd-Talk fällt jedoch schnell auf, dass das Wissen der Jungs eher aus gefühlten Wahrheiten statt Fakten besteht. Daneben war Mats mit seinem Verein auf einer Asienreise, um hier einige Freundschaftsspiele auszutragen. Neben dem beruflichen Aspekt hat ihn vor allem aber der Vibe der Städte angefixt und schildert Jonas und Luki, woher seine Faszination kommt. Einen kleinen Schlenker gibt es schließlich noch hin zum Motorsport. Luki gibt den beiden Hummels-Brüdern einen kleinen Crash-Kurs hinsichtlich des Rally-Sports. Dabei packt er sogar so heiße Infos aus, die Mats und Jonas schon fast sprachlos lassen. Um das ganze schließlich abzurunden, geben Jonas, Mats und Luki ihre persönliche Bewertung bezüglich der jüngsten Ereignisse der Fußball-WM. Was ist der aktuelle Stand? Wie schätzen sie die bisherigen Ergebnisse ein? Und welches Team nimmt den Pokal letztendlich ihrer jeweiligen Einschätzung nach mit nach Hause? PS.: Wer noch nach einem Weihnachtsgeschenk sucht, Luki gibt eine ganz besondere Empfehlung. Aber Vorsicht: Es gilt auf eigene Gefahr, diesen zu befolgen.

Talking Tennis spoke to Nick Harris from Sporting Intelligence, who, together with the pioneering coach, wrote a column together at the Independent newspaper. Bollettieri was a "philosophy graduate, US paratrooper, force of nature, tennis coach" all rolled into one, Nick Harris told us. Bollettieri, who has passed away aged 91, coached 10 players to No1 in the world, from Andre Agassi and Monica Seles to Jim Courierand Maria Sharapova. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Margie Zesinger is our guest for the 21st episode of Baseline Intelligence. Margie is the head of female tennis at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida and was the 2021 PTR member of the year. She has coached numerous players to ITF titles, grand slam championships, and NCAA championships. We talk: 1:55 Her role at IMG 2:33 Why IMG has male and female programs 4:15 Character traits she values 8:12 Teaching players to compete 10:51 The difference between boys and girls 15:55 Saying too little vs. saying too much 18:10 Why she became a coach 22:08 Why there are more male coaches 24:08 Bollettieri sets the standard 26:59 Advice she wished she knew earlier 29:19 Advice for the 3.5/4.0 player **sound effects by https:www.zapsplat.com

Jack Busby and Emma Doyle met through the Professional Tennis Registry (PTR) young game-changers speakers' mentoring program. They have remained close friends and share many coaching philosophies in common, such as reinforcing the STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT, not ages! He is originally from Birmingham, United Kingdom and went to the Bollettieri's Tennis Academy as a junior training under the watchful eye of Nick for two years as a junior. Jack has been the Tennis Director of Southern Highlands Country Club in Las Vegas, Nevada since January 2018. Jack was awarded USTA Nevada Coach of the year in 2019 and PTR Young Professional of the year also in 2019. He also was the 2020 PTR Nevada member of the year. Prior to Southern Highlands Jack was a division one college tennis player and internationally ranked tennis player. He lives by the motto: “I want people to fall in love with this game (of tennis) for life” - Thank you Coach Jack Busby for being on The Coaching Podcast and for being such an inspiring and entrepreneurial coach yourself. We hope you enjoying "LISTENING" to this episode.

Akin Akman is someone who some don’t believe is human. He is widely considered the world’s most successful group fitness coach over the last several years. His commitment to his athletes and his craft is practically unbeatable. We do in fact know he’s human though, because of his humanity. He is the co-founder and chief fitness officer of AARMY, a boutique fitness studio with in person and online practices. People go to AARMY to change their lives. Akin is an intentional coach and teacher who can turn even the most dedicated couch potato to an athlete. Akin was a young tennis prodigy who started playing at 7, Training under legendary Hall of Fame Coach Nick Bollettieri. at 17 Akin sustained two serious injuries that led to his tennis career ending and healing journey starting. Bollettieri pushed Akman to reinvent himself as a Coach. Throughout this process he learned the importance of mental coaching, even more than physical coaching. And that is his secret sauce with his athletes, me included. He trains our brains to train our bodies — and I think that is the biggest obstacle to overcome with pushing through exercise. In his own words, an athlete is a professional mover. And we were born to move. So, as professional movers, we are all athletes. We talk about who is an athlete, what it means to push through the struggle of doing what your body needs, how terrible injuries can turn into great journeys, and what it’s like to be one of the world’s best coaches. You can follow Akin on Instagram @Akiniko and learn more about AARMY at www.aarmy.com Video version of this conversation: youtube.com/noor facebook.com/noor —— It would mean so much if you could rate + review PODCAST NOOR! I love reading what you have to say, and it is a great way to support. You can also stay connected with me by subscribing to my newsletter: noortagouri.com/newsletter If you want to go the extra mile, join my Patreon community: patreon.com/noor And of course follow along on social media: instagram.com/noor facebook.com/noor youtube.com/noor twitter.com/ntagouri https://www.joinclubhouse.com/@ntagouri tiktok.com/Noor --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/podcastnoor/support

Lee Taft, known to most simply as “The Speed Guy”, is highly respected as one of the top athletic movement specialists in the world. In the last 30 years he has devoted the majority of his time training multi-directional speed to all ages and abilities. He has spent much of this time teaching his multi-directional speed methods to top performance coaches and fitness professionals all over the world. Lee has also dedicated countless hours mentoring up and coming sports performance trainers, many who have gone into the profession and made a big impact themselves. Since 1989, Lee has taught foundation movement to beginning youngsters and helped young amateur athletes to professional athletes become quicker, faster, and stronger. Lee's entire philosophy is based on one of his most notable quotes, “Learning athletic movement correctly from the start is the foundation for athletic success.” Lee has had the opportunity to coach, train, and speak to numerous notable people and organizations throughout his career. The tabs below show a highlight of his involvement through various engagements in different ways. Speaking Engagements NFL Combine Seminar NBA Strength and Conditioning Coaches Workshop NSCA TSAC Conference NSCA Sports Specific Clinic on Baseball Speed in California NSCA Coaches Conference NSCA National Conferences CSCCa National Conferences NSCA Ohio State Clinic NSCA Indiana State Clinic NSPA Conferences Perform Better Summits Camp Gladiator Summit, TX Athletes Acceleration Speed and Power Summits Physical Preparation Summit Sandford Power Summit, Sioux Falls, SD Midwest Performance Enhancement Seminars Indiana State Strength and Conditioning Clinic Hawaii Strength Coach Conference Basketball Specific Strength and Conditioning Symposium, UNC-Chapel Hill Basketball Specific Strength and Conditioning Symposium, Las Vegas St. Vincent Sports Performance Strength and Conditioning Summit Athlete's Performance/EXOS Performance Mentorships Phase 4 Munciana Volleyball Coaches Clinic Basketball Super Conference in Vancouver, Canada Indiana Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance New York Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance Reebok Easter Bowl Tennis Tournament at the Doral Workshops Oklahoma City Thunder Performance Staff Boston Celtics Performance Staff Philadelphia Phillies Performance Staff University of Texas Strength and Conditioning Staff Ole Miss Strength Strength and Conditioning Staff University of Arizona Strength and Conditioning Staff Indiana University Strength and Conditioning Staff Sports Surgery Clinic, Dublin, Ireland Kinetikos, Japan VigorGround, Ljubljana, Slovenia PreFormance.co.kr, South Korea Game Changer Sports Performance Staff, NJ Park City High School and Community Health & Fitness Coalition Purdue University Strength and Conditioning Staff University of Louisville Strength and Conditioning Staff Equinox Fitness Clubs (NYC and Chicago) Iceland Basketball Coaches Federation (Strength/Conditioning) Consulting Cincinnati Bengal Strength & Conditioning staff Colts Strength and Conditioning staff Baylor University Women's Basketball Strength and Conditioning Coach Auburn University Women's Basketball Strength and Conditioning Coach Ball State University Strength and Conditioning Coaches Teams Strength and Speed Coach Consultant for Union College Football Program Strength and Speed Coach for Adirondack Ice Hawks Professional Hockey Team Strength and Speed Coach for Bollettieri's Tennis Academy Strength and Speed Coach for Palmer Tennis Academy Strength and Conditioning for the University of Kentucky Tennis Program Trainer for Division II Saint Rose Basketball Program Trainer of Individual Athletes Jimmer Fredette- NBA Brendan Harris- MLB Jared Palmer- Professional Tennis player- Wimbledon Doubles Champ Angelica Galvadon- Professional Tennis Player- #1 Player in Mexico, Top 30 World Rachel Jensen- Professional Tennis Player Multiple State Champion Track and Field Athletes National Top 50 Junior Tennis Player Ian Landwehr Scott Paltrowitz- Division 1 and Professional Tennis Player Mike Vanschaick, Division 1 Basketball Player Fairfield University Tommy Freeman, D1 Basketball Player, Miami of Ohio and Overseas Pro Zach Hahn, Division 1 Basketball Player, Butler University Consulted/ work on NFL Combine with Luke Black, Fairmont State, Arena Football  

Thanks so much for tuning in to the show. Today, like every day on the show, is special because I get to talk with someone who Anne White, elite pro tennis player, movie producer, etc., has made an impact in the tennis world on many levels: on court, in the media and in education. Anne and started playing tennis at just five years old and by the time she was nine years old she was #29 in the U.S. in the 12’s. At 14 Anne did not have a coach during the winter and was only able to practice indoors 3 hours a week. Nick Bollettieri watched her play in the National 16’s and offered her a scholarship to train in Florida at what is now the infamous IMG Academy. After two and a half years in Bradenton, FL, she then went on to college at USC where she played #2 as a freshman. Anne finished the year as an undefeated All American and USC won the National Championship. Anne also won 3 USTA gold balls in one day at The U.S. Amateur Clay Courts in Pittsburgh, PA, winning the singles, doubles and mixed doubles. In 1987, after two years at USC, Anne turned pro and played eight years on the circuit reaching #19 in the world in singles and #9 in the world in doubles. She won one singles title and eight doubles titles with six different partners, including Chris Evert. Following her WTA career, Anne has been involved in a broad array of endeavors including color commentary for professional tennis tournaments and in addition to her directing tennis at the Beverly Hills Tennis Club she produced a feature documentary about Bollettieri for SHOWTIME, “Love Means Zero“ and co-producing a new online interactive reading platform called REED (Read, Experience, Explore and Dream).

Mouratoglou and Bollettieri have a round table discussion with Off-Court Noise about their tennis philosophies and how to bring more excitement to the game.

Recent USTA Florida Tennis Hall of Fame inductee Nick Bollettieri shares his excitement regarding his new inner-city tennis program, “Bollettieri Tennis & Learning,” on the latest episode of “Inside Tennis with The Koz,” airing Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 at 12:30 p.m. on SNN TV in Florida, and available now for viewing at the link below. The program will highlight the Little MO Internationals at PGA National in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., featuring the two Little MO Slams winners: Zaire Clark in the Girl's 9 singles, and Sebastian Bielen in the Boys' 10 singles. Additional interviews include two-time Australian Open singles winner Johan Kriek, and 1990 French Open singles champion Andres Gomez. The 30-minute show also features Black Tennis Hall of Fame Executive Director Bob Davis, and two Florida tennis fundraisers: The Joey Gratton Doubles Champions, benefiting the Boys & Girl's Club in Sarasota with former ATP world No. 5 singles player and IMG Director of Player Development Jimmy Arias, along with event co-chairpersons Barb Lancer and Christina Bonilla; and the Heron Creek Golf & Country Club community fundraiser spearheaded by Director of Tennis Mike Smith.

Recent USTA Florida Tennis Hall of Fame inductee Nick Bollettieri shares his excitement regarding his […]

Recent USTA Florida Tennis Hall of Fame inductee Nick Bollettieri shares his excitement regarding his new inner-city tennis program, “Bollettieri Tennis & Learning,” on the latest episode of “Inside Tennis with The Koz,” airing Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 at 12:30 p.m. on SNN TV in Florida, and available now for viewing at the link below. […]

Andre Agassi, Boris Becker, Jim Courier and Kathleen Horvath are only a few of the champions who came out of Nick Bollettieri’s tennis academy. Bollettieri ran a controversial program taking kids at a young age to live away from their parents, but he turned out more champions than any other coach. The new Showtime documentary […] The post 83: Jason Kohn on “Love Means Zero” appeared first on Pure Nonfiction.

Wertheim and Bollettieri talk ahead of the premiere of the Showtime documentary, Love Means Zero, which focuses on Bollettieri's life and features interviews with his former students, including Jim Courier, Kathleen Horvath, Carling Bassett and Boris Becker.​ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's episode, host Jon Wertheim talks with Nick Bollettieri ahead of the premiere of the Showtime documentary, Love Means Zero, which focuses on Bollettieri's life and features interviews with his former students, including Jim Courier, Kathleen Horvath, Carling Bassett and Boris Becker. Bollettieri discusses how he feels about the way the film portrays him and his life, how he became a living legend, the moments he regrets during his career, what he wishes he did differently, how he will be remembered and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Simi-Retired Coach, Organizer, Moderator and Administrator of aCollege Tennis Scholarship at Totally Tuff Tennis.   Coach Markus Dayton is the father of two talented junior tennis players one of whom will be playing college in 2018 class which has lead him in a direction in junior and collegiate tennis. He grew up in Florida in the golden age as it began at Bollettieri tennis years.  He has in the past been an award and record setting coach in Jr Team Tennis and a full supporter of it to this day. Has been a Player Development talent ambassador and coach. Has been a ITA ambassador and talent identifying coach. And is currently and has been a major supporter of juniors to play college tennis heading up a non-profit and group for tennis recruiting video group on Facebook.  

On the eve of Wimbledon, David and Catherine look at the draws, New York Times and NCR Tennis Podcast presenter Ben Rothenberg rows with us about whether Grand Slam tournament matches should all be best of three sets, and the great Nick Bollettieri talks about his incredible life in tennis. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.