Podcast appearances and mentions of Johanna Konta

6-time grand slam coach Wim Fissette joins us on the Functional Tennis Podcast to chat about his coaching career. Wim set a high standard for himself winning 3 out of the first 6 slams he coached at.Wim worked with some of the best players in the past 15 years such as Kim Clijsters, Sabine Lisicki, Simona Halep, Victoria Azarenka, Johanna Konta, Angelique Kerber and recently finished working with Naomi Osaka. With Iga Swiatek recently finishing with her 3-year coach Tomasz Wiktorowski, is Wim the man to take the job.He tells us a bit about his coaching journey with each player, some anecdotes and learnings throughout his coaching career.Hope you enjoy it.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/@functionaltennisThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

In today´s episode we speak to top British tennis coach, Justin Sherring.Justin has had the distinction of bringing through some of the brightest young tennis players of British tennis' current golden generation including Jack Draper, Johanna Konta, and former doubles World Number 1 Joe Salisbury.Justin is currently working with Salisbury on the ATP tour and took some time to chat to Dan about how he´s developed some of the best British Players of the past 15 years.Justin shares his coaching philosophies, including the importance of learning how to bring the best out of your player, and tells lots of stories along the way including talking himself onto court with Nick Bollettieri!Tennis coaches and parents, this is not an episode to be missed!Links Mentioned in this Episode:-#166: Jack Draper - GB´s Rising Star on the ATP Tour #132: Joe Salisbury - Double US Open Champion!#102: Louis Cayer- The Doubles Guru#100: Nick Bollettieri - The Godfather of TennisFollow CTC on Instagram: @ctc.podcast

In this episode we are joined by former British no. 1 tennis player - Johanna Konta.  Johanna is a long time customer of Bella & Duke for her pups Bono, Sidney & Gimzo. She joins James for a chat on all things nutrition, pet ownership and fuelling your body like an athlete and how that can also apply to our pups!

Tennis has a level of equality that women in other many other sports must envy, with equal prize money and media coverage at many top tournaments. Much of this is down to the work of the Women's Tennis Association, founded in 1973 by Billie Jean King and other players to unite all of women's professional tennis in one tour. To mark the 50th anniversary, Kim Chakanetsa talks to WTA president, Micky Lawler and top player, Johanna Konta about how the game is changing on the court and off it: the great steps made towards equality, and the challenges and the progress still to be made. Former British No1 Johanna Konta won three WTA Tour titles. She also played for Great Britain in the Davis Cup and Olympics and was semi-finalist at the Australian Open, Wimbledon and Roland Garros. Born in Australia she moved to train in Spain at 14 and her parents settled in the UK. She's one of only five British women to gain a world top-ten ranking in the open era – reaching No 4 in the world in June 2017. She retired from professional tennis in December 2021, before getting married and starting a family. Micky Lawler was born in Holland, and while her father's job took the family to live in Argentina, Bolivia and Kenya sport played an important part of her life growing up. A multi-linguist, she was teaching English and planning to be an interpreter when she got her first job in tennis. A highly successful sports agent before moving to the WTA, she's helped build tournaments in countries around the world as a way of increasing opportunities for players. Produced by Jane Thurlow (Image: (L) Johanna Konta, credit Made Nagi/EPA. (R) Micky Lawler, credit Radka Leitmeritz.)

To celebrate Fathers Day 2023 in the UK, Jake and Damian discuss the importance of father figures. They look back on how previous guests lives have been shaped by their dads. The two also share what Father's Day means to them now they're both dads and how their fathers have shaped and influenced their paths in life.They discuss sacrifice, tough love and psychological safety whilst hearing from guests such as Johanna Konta, Jost Capito and Keir Starmer. Listen to the guests mentioned here:Sir Ian McGeechan - https://pod.fo/e/da9c4Johanna Konta - https://pod.fo/e/df4c6Jost Capito - https://pod.fo/e/13e9faAngela Ruggiero - https://pod.fo/e/fb0cbTom Daley - https://pod.fo/e/1760cSam Burgess - https://pod.fo/e/1474a8Dylan Hartley - https://pod.fo/e/1a11bLiz Humphrey - https://pod.fo/e/16d3c0Keir Starmer - https://pod.fo/e/16f84aGary Lineker - https://pod.fo/e/13e9fa Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Former British no. 1 tennis player Johanna Konta is on the Age of Plastic Podcast today! Johanna is a keen environmentalist, is passionate about protecting our planet and is supporting the UK's first ever doorstep ‘flexible plastic' recycling service, collecting hard to recycle plastics from people's front doors from ABEL & COLE.Abel & Cole Plastic Recyclinghttps://www.abelandcole.co.uk/contentpage?altmenu=cucumber&folder=AboutUs&file=recycling-collection.htmWimbledonhttps://news.sky.com/story/wimbledon-under-pressure-to-ban-plastic-bottles-over-littered-courts-11426238Eco Life Hackhttps://www.instagram.com/reel/Ce0rZy6J_c3/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Dottehttps://podfollow.com/age-of-plastic/episode/d9a5519df73c70bb42bd75c110605eadf89af713/viewGET IN TOUCH!https://www.instagram.com/ageofplasticpodcast/https://twitter.com/andrea_foxhttps://www.iamandreafox.co.uk/https://www.facebook.com/ageofplasticpodcast

Jonathan Overend is back at Wimbledon to bring you all the excitement of day three. Former British tennis player Johanna Konta joins him to reflect on Emma Raducanu's defeat in straight sets to Caroline Garcia. Jonathan and former player and coach Miles Maclagan avoid the sprinklers and react to Andy Murray's exit from the Championships, despite mounting a comeback in the third set. Jeff Tarango keeps his “Upsetee” win record in check by predicting Ugo Humbert's victory over French Open finalist Casper Ruud, and the two of them catch up with the young Frenchman after his match. We also hear what the funniest thing about Wimbledon is for comedian Lee Mack! TOPICS: 1'47 - Reaction to Andy Murray v John Isner 10'18 - Review of Emma Raducanu's defeat 13'49 - Jonathan bumps into comedian Lee Mack and former English footballer Graeme Le Saux 23'25 - Interview with Ugo Humbert

Buongiorno! HOTYR takes Italia in this episode covering the action at the Italian Open in Rome. We discuss who's remaining in the field on the ATP and WTA sides of the tournament, including Shapo's surprising victory (plus a theory we have about what exactly led to his success...) and our favorite cup of OJ's (Ons Jabeur, if you didn't get the joke) continued clay success. We also highlight the Italian Open's egregious pay inequality between its WTA and ATP prize money, as well as Naomi Osaka's departure from IMG and subsequent business venture, Johanna Konta's pregnancy, and Roger Federer's comeback. Enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/holdontoyourracket/message

Michael Joyce is our guest for the eleventh episode of Baseline Intelligence. Michael achieved a career high singles ranking of 64 on the ATP tour and had wins over Patrick Rafter and Michael Chang. He's also been the lead coach for many of the best players in the world, including Maria Sharapova, Jessica Pegula, Victoria Azarenka, Johanna Konta and Genie Bouchard. We talk: 2:20 Being on the other end of an Agassi highlight 3:45 What he did well as a player 7:33 Technique vs. tactics 11:26 Focusing on yourself vs. the opponent 15:00 How his dad helped Maria win the US Open 17:45 Lack of set play with juniors 26:28 Teaching players to handle pressure 30:42 Poker with Phil Jackson 32:47 Lessons learned from Maria 37:39 Biggest mistake as a coach 42:06 Pushback from pro players 44:00 Using white lies to motivate 46:56 Advice for the 3.5 player 51:10 Dismantling the LA Lakers sound effects from https:www.zapsplat.com

British tennis player and world number 12 Emma Raducanu will lead Team GB in the Billie Jean King Cup which gets underway this weekend. The 19 year old and US Open champion assumes the role in a young squad which, for the first time since 2010, is without either Johanna Konta or Heather Watson. She spoke to our sports presenter Karthi Gnanasegaram about how she's prepared for the tournament, what she's learnt in the last year and how the team manages to relax. (Image Credit: EPA)

Dan Smethurst is a British tennis coach and former player who most recently worked with top WTA player Johanna Konta. A talented youngster, Dan was world junior number 29 before playing on the ITF and ATP Challenger Tour, reaching a career high ranking of 234 in 2014. After quitting tennis he moved into coaching, working with Team Bath Tennis high performance players. Dan was Konta´s assistant coach and hitting partner for 2 years before her retirement in 2021, including her run to the French Open semi-final in 2019. He´s currently working with GB´s Aidan McHugh. In this episode, Dan chats to Control the Controllables about:- His journey from a top junior into the pro tour, including why he nearly stopped playing tennis at 13. How he uses his playing experience as a coach to help players in tough moments. What he learned from working with Johanna Konta. The advice he would give to his younger self, and what he wished he´d learned as a player....and much more! See full show notes here. 150th Episode Giveaway Winner! In today´s episode we also announce the lucky winner of our 150th Episode Giveaway! Find out who has won a FREE training week at SotoTennis Academy! We´ve been nominated for Best Tennis Podcast! We´re very excited to have been shortlisted for ´Best Tennis Podcast of the Year´ by the Sports Podcast Awards

This episode is a combination of a farewell to Simon Blair for being a fantastic co-host on The Coaching Podcast and a tribute to former professional tennis player, Johanna Konta (highest ranking of WTA #4 in the world). Simon and Emma discuss the interview with Johanna like they used to do in the original episodes on The Coaching Podcast. Emma Doyle first met Johanna Konta when she was a young junior tennis player training at the National Academy in Melbourne as part of the TAP (targeted Athlete Project) program. Emma had the fortunate experience of working on court with Johanna was she was around 12 years of age and coaching her during the World Junior U14 teams event. Therefore, when Emma was in London in November of 2017 and they reconnected at the London National Training Centre, she took the opportunity to record this interview. Johanna talks about the importance of the coach being in 'partnership' with their athlete. What she looks for in a great coach is someone who is open-minded and who has strong values - values that align with her own. Johanna was one of the most hard-working, dedicated and professional players on the tour. She retired in December of 2021 and we wish her all the success in the world for the next chapter of her life. If you would like to go straight to the interview, start this episode at 12 minutes - it is another gold dust short yet impactful interview not to be missed. Johanna Konta is a British former professional tennis player, having represented Australia until 2012. She won four singles titles on the WTA Tour, as well as 11 singles and four doubles titles on the ITF Women's Circuit. The former British No. 1 reached a career-high singles ranking of world No. 4 on 17 July 2017. You can follow her on Twitter @JohannaKonta Thank you to Simon Blair for helping to create such a successful Podcast and securing the name, The Coaching Podcast. Your time, effort and energy have been much appreciated and we look forward to having you back on the show once a year for your coaching success updates. Simon is the Owner & Founder of Five Degrees and is a Customer Experience Coach specialising in sales and customer service for Contact Centres. Five Degrees is one of Australia's #1 in Call Quality Monitoring & Coaching for Contact Centres. Visit www.fivedegrees.com.au to find out how you can supercharge your sales and customer service efforts.

The Italian bullet that is Sofia Goggia stole the show at Lake Louise this past weekend with a hat-trick in the Super Gs and Downhill with American Breezy Johnson being her main threat in two races and Switzerland's Lara Gut-Behrami in the second Super G. The White Circus is now in St Moritz for two Super G races on Dec 11/12. Also last weekend, Kaillie Humphries won first Bobsled World Cup race as an American citizen, the USA Rugby 7s team finished 5th in the rankings after the Dubai 7s tournament the past two weekends with Leo's Den co-hosts Naya Tapper and Ilona Maher putting on stellar performance in attack and defense. English football club Chelsea won the FA Cup Final, and the NWSL transfer season has seen some big moves already. In tennis, Britain's Johanna Konta announces her retirement, Bianca Andreescu withdraws from the Australian Open. And in awards news Emma Raducanu, Lauren James Recognized are celebrated at the BT Sports Action Woman Awards, Red Roses Coach Simon Middleton becomes first coach of a women's team to be named World Rugby Coach of the Year, and Elaine Thompson-Herah is named Female Athlete of the Year.Host: Chris Stafford & Nancy GillenRecorded: December 7, 2021For more information, links and resources and hundreds more conversations from the world of women's sport including articles, blogs, videos and podcasts visit wispsports.com. WiSP Sports is the World's First and Only Podcast Network for Women's Sport with more than 60 hosts, 1500+ episodes across 50 shows and over 7 million downloads. We are ranked in the top 2% of more than 2.71 million podcasts worldwide. WiSP Sports is on all major podcast players. Follow WiSP Sports on social media @WiSPsports. Contact us at info@wispsports.com.

In the latest episode of The Passing Shot, Joel and Kim catch up on the final weekend from the 2021 Davis Cup, which saw the Russian Tennis Federation claim their first title in 15 years.With Medvedev and Rublev leading the way, Joel and Kim reflect on Russia's win against Croatia in the Davis Cup Final as well as looking ahead to the 2022 edition which sees Great Britain back in the Finals with a 2nd Wildcard in 3 years. They also look ahead to the ATP Cup at the start of 2022 and whether Team Russia will be able to win a second team title in the space of a month or so.Joel and Kim also reflect on the news that the WTA have suspended all tournaments in China for the foreseeable future as a result of the Peng Shuai case and they bid a fond farewell to Britain's Johanna Konta who has announced her retirement from professional tennis.Share your fan thoughts on the week with the #passingshotpod on social media.______________PASSING SHOT CROWDFUND 2022 - PLEASE HELP FUND THE POD FOR NEXT SEASON!Joel & Kim would like your support to help The Passing Shot flourish in 2022. If you are able to, please support by donating to our crowdfund at the link below:Link to Passing Shot 2022 Crowdfunder______________PASSING SHOT PODCAST 2021 FEEDBACK FORMWe would love to hear your thoughts and feedback on the show to help us improve in 2022! Please fill out the form below:Link to Passing Shot 2021 Feedback Form______________DOWNLOADTENNIS.COMTo stay up to date on all tennis around the world including ATP, WTA and Challenger tours, download TNNS Live Scores.Download on Apple PodcastsDownload on Google PlayFollow  TNNS Live Scores on TwitterAnd check out the TNNS Lives Scores website at www.downloadtennis.com______________SOCIAL MEDIAShare your fan thoughts on the week with the #passingshotpod on social media.Twitter: @passingshotpodInstagram: @passingshotpodWebsite: thepassingshot.co.ukWritten, presented and produced by Joel Girling and Kim MackenzieCrowdfunded by our listeners.Recorded on 7th December 2021

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit dem letzten großen Wettbewerb der Saison und Neuigkeiten in der Causa Peng Shuai. Das Neueste zu Peng Shuai Andreas und Philipp beginnen eben dort, nachdem die WTA unter der Woche bekannt gegeben hat, keines ihrer ursprünglich zehn anvisierten Turniere in China und Hongkong im Jahr 2022 stattfinden zu lassen. WTA-Boss Steve Simon hatte zwar schon Drohungen dahingehend gemacht, dass sich die WTA vorläufig aus China zurückziehen könnte, trotzdem wurde die Ankündigung mit Erstaunen registriert. Damit ist auch der Druck auf andere Sportorganisationen gewachsen, vor allem da ja schon in zwei Monaten Olympische Winterspiele in China stattfinden sollen. Russland gewinnt den Davis Cup Der letzte große Tennis-Event des Jahres fand in den letzten 11 Tagen in Innsbruck, Turin und Madrid statt. Am Ende konnte sich in diesem (mal wieder) leicht veränderten Davis Cup der Favorit aus Russland durchsetzen also die Mannschaft mit der größten Dichte an Top-Einzelspielern. Der Gegner im Finale war eine leichte Überraschung: Kroatien. Zwar konnte Marin Cilic nicht die erhofften Siege im Einzel einfahren, doch Dank des Überraschungsspielers Borna Gojo und des überragenden Doppels Nikola Mektic und Mate Pavic erreichten die Kroaten das Endspiel. Auch Deutschland konnte sich auf sein Spitzen-Doppel Kevin Krawietz und Tim Pütz verlassen, die drei Mal den entscheidenden Punkt holten und das Team damit ins Halbfinale bugsierten. Der andere Halbfinalist war das Team aus Serbien um einen gut aufspielenden Novak Djokovic, der im Einzel alle Partien gewann aber in den Doppeln nicht genug Klasse an seiner Seite hatte für den ganz großen Coup. Die Gastgeber aus Spanien, Österreich und Italien schieden vor den Halbfinals aus. Zum Abschluss der Sendung gehen Andreas und Philipp noch durch die restlichen News der Woche: Der Davis Cup wird aber der kommenden Woche wohl (teilweise) in Abu Dhabi stattfinden, Johanna Konta ist zurückgetreten, die ATP hat ihren Kalender für die ersten sechs Monate des nächsten Jahres veröffentlicht und Iga Swiatek hat einen neuen Coach.

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit dem letzten großen Wettbewerb der Saison und Neuigkeiten in der Causa Peng Shuai. Das Neueste zu Peng Shuai Andreas und Philipp beginnen eben dort, nachdem die WTA unter der Woche bekannt gegeben hat, keines ihrer ursprünglich zehn anvisierten Turniere in China und Hongkong im Jahr 2022 stattfinden zu lassen. WTA-Boss Steve Simon hatte zwar schon Drohungen dahingehend gemacht, dass sich die WTA vorläufig aus China zurückziehen könnte, trotzdem wurde die Ankündigung mit Erstaunen registriert. Damit ist auch der Druck auf andere Sportorganisationen gewachsen, vor allem da ja schon in zwei Monaten Olympische Winterspiele in China stattfinden sollen. Russland gewinnt den Davis Cup Der letzte große Tennis-Event des Jahres fand in den letzten 11 Tagen in Innsbruck, Turin und Madrid statt. Am Ende konnte sich in diesem (mal wieder) leicht veränderten Davis Cup der Favorit aus Russland durchsetzen also die Mannschaft mit der größten Dichte an Top-Einzelspielern. Der Gegner im Finale war eine leichte Überraschung: Kroatien. Zwar konnte Marin Cilic nicht die erhofften Siege im Einzel einfahren, doch Dank des Überraschungsspielers Borna Gojo und des überragenden Doppels Nikola Mektic und Mate Pavic erreichten die Kroaten das Endspiel. Auch Deutschland konnte sich auf sein Spitzen-Doppel Kevin Krawietz und Tim Pütz verlassen, die drei Mal den entscheidenden Punkt holten und das Team damit ins Halbfinale bugsierten. Der andere Halbfinalist war das Team aus Serbien um einen gut aufspielenden Novak Djokovic, der im Einzel alle Partien gewann aber in den Doppeln nicht genug Klasse an seiner Seite hatte für den ganz großen Coup. Die Gastgeber aus Spanien, Österreich und Italien schieden vor den Halbfinals aus. Zum Abschluss der Sendung gehen Andreas und Philipp noch durch die restlichen News der Woche: Der Davis Cup wird aber der kommenden Woche wohl (teilweise) in Abu Dhabi stattfinden, Johanna Konta ist zurückgetreten, die ATP hat ihren Kalender für die ersten sechs Monate des nächsten Jahres veröffentlicht und Iga Swiatek hat einen neuen Coach.

Da sich die Lage um Peng Shuai nicht verändert hat, macht die WTA nun die Ankündigung wahr und setzt für 2022 alle Turniere in China aus. Ein Schritt, der einen Domino-Effekt haben könnte, jedoch von Seiten der ATP vorerst nicht unterstützt wird. Tobi und Daniel schauen aber nicht nur auf die aktuellen Entwicklungen der ehemaligen Doppelweltranglistenersten, sondern verabschieden auch Johanna Konta in die Tennisrente. Dazu gibt es noch einen Blick auf die Geschehnisse beim Davis Cup. Doch alles gar nicht so schlimm mit dem Format? Weihnachtsgeschenk gesucht? Besucht unseren Shop auf tennisproleten.de

Da sich die Lage um Peng Shuai nicht verändert hat, macht die WTA nun die Ankündigung wahr und setzt für 2022 alle Turniere in China aus. Ein Schritt, der einen Domino-Effekt haben könnte, jedoch von Seiten der ATP vorerst nicht unterstützt wird. Tobi und Daniel schauen aber nicht nur auf die aktuellen Entwicklungen der ehemaligen Doppelweltranglistenersten, sondern verabschieden auch Johanna Konta in die Tennisrente. Dazu gibt es noch einen Blick auf die Geschehnisse beim Davis Cup. Doch alles gar nicht so schlimm mit dem Format? Weihnachtsgeschenk gesucht? Besucht unseren Shop auf tennisproleten.de Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Da sich die Lage um Peng Shuai nicht verändert hat, macht die WTA nun die Ankündigung wahr und setzt für 2022 alle Turniere in China aus. Ein Schritt, der einen Domino-Effekt haben könnte, jedoch von Seiten der ATP vorerst nicht unterstützt wird. Tobi und Daniel schauen aber nicht nur auf die aktuellen Entwicklungen der ehemaligen Doppelweltranglistenersten, sondern verabschieden auch Johanna Konta in die Tennisrente. Dazu gibt es noch einen Blick auf die Geschehnisse beim Davis Cup. Doch alles gar nicht so schlimm mit dem Format? Weihnachtsgeschenk gesucht? Besucht unseren Shop auf tennisproleten.de

Djokovic tiene viva la Serbia dopo la sconfitta di Kecmanovic. Per lui anche il trionfo in doppio, che porta la Serbia a Madrid. Oggi la Russia di Medvedev e Rublev, sfida la Svezia dei fratelli Ymer. Johanna Konta si ritira dal tennis. Simon decide di annullare tutti i tornei cinesi e ad Hong Kong Spero vi piaccia :) Djokovic keeps Serbia alive after Kecmanovic's defeat. For him also the double triumph, which brings Serbia to Madrid. Today the Russia of Medvedev and Rublev challenges the Sweden of the Ymer brothers. Johanna Konta retires from tennis. Simon decides to cancel all Chinese and Hong Kong tournaments Hope you enjoy :)

The Federal Health Minister expected to quit politics after 20-years in parliament; the WHO says it could know more about the transmissability of the Omicron variant within days; and 30-year-old tennis star Johanna Konta retires.

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Emma Raducanu's life changed in a New York minute on Saturday when she beat Canadian Leylah Fernandez 6-4 6-3 in the US Open final, capping her improbable rise from 150th-ranked qualifier to Grand Slam champion.周六，艾玛·拉杜卡努迎来了人生的转折点。在美网公开赛决赛中，她以6-4，6-3直落两局击败加拿大网球选手莱拉·费尔南德斯。从资格赛排名第150名步步攀升，最终斩获大满贯冠军的她，为自己的赛程画上了令众惊羡的句号。The 18-year-old has cemented her status as a bona fide megastar after swatting aside more experienced opponents and stunning the world of sport to become the first qualifier to win a Grand Slam.18岁的艾玛·拉杜卡努击败了赛场经验丰富的对手，成为首位赢得大满贯的资格赛选手，戴上了名副其实的“巨星”桂冠，体育界也为之翘首惊叹。"It is a remarkable achievement at such a young age, and is testament to your hard work and dedication," said British Queen Elizabeth II in a message to Emma Raducanu following her US Open win.赛后，英女王给艾玛送上祝贺：“正值妙龄，成就如此杰出不仅难能可贵，更是你勤奋与付出的最好证明。”英女王致贺：“正值妙龄，成就如此杰出不仅难能可贵，更是你勤奋与付出的最好证明。”我祝贺你赢取美国网球公开赛冠军。正值妙龄，成就如此杰出不仅难能可贵，更是你勤奋与付出的最好证明。我相信，你和对手莱拉·费尔南德斯场上旗鼓相当，你们出色的表现必将激励下一代网球运动员。在此，我向你和你的支持者致以最热烈的祝贺。伊丽莎白二世Emma Raducanu was born in Toronto who has a Romanian father and Chinese mother who came to Britain when she was just two.艾玛·拉杜卡努出生于加拿大多伦多，父亲是罗马尼亚人，母亲是中国人，在艾玛刚满两岁时便移居英国。She may be the UK's newest sporting sweetheart, holding the future of British women's tennis in the palm of her service hand, but Emma Raducanu has credited her Chinese and Romanian parentage with much of her drive and determination.艾玛或许将成为英国体育界下一个“甜心宝贝”，而她发球的手中也攥紧英国女子网球的未来。即便如此，艾玛仍将动力和决心归功于自己的中国和罗马尼亚血统。Less well known is the fact that until the COVID pandemic she travelled regularly to her mother's home city of Shenyang, in northeast China, to visit relatives and train at a local sports institute away from the growing limelight in Britain.在新冠疫情暴发前，她时常前往母亲的家乡沈阳探亲访友，既避开了媒体的闪光灯，还能在沈阳体育学院参与训练。这段经历鲜为大众知晓。At the Shenyang Institute of Physical Education, she not only practiced the strokes and court play that propelled her to Saturday's final of the US Open, but also played table tennis with professional players in order to improve her reactions.在学院里，艾玛苦练击球与场上打法，备战美网决赛。此外，还与职业乒乓球手一同打乒乓球，进一步提高自己的反应能力。And while other aspiring British schoolgirls may have looked up to the likes of Virginia Wade, Laura Robson, Heather Watson and Johanna Konta, Raducanu took inspiration from China's tennis idol, the former world number two Li Na.大部分英国女学生都会崇拜诸如弗吉尼亚·韦德、劳拉·罗布森、希瑟·沃森和约翰娜·孔塔等英国知名女子网球运动员，而艾玛却以世界知名的中国网球名将李娜作为榜样。"Even though Li Na has retired, I've watched lots of her matches on YouTube, because she was really aggressive," Raducanu said in July. "Her movement was what impressed me the most. She was so agile and quick — and very powerful. She wouldn't miss an opportunity to be aggressive."七月时，艾玛曾说：“虽说李娜已经退役，但我在YouTube上看了很多她的比赛。她的打法进攻性非常强，各种身法给我留下的印象也极为深刻。她敏捷、利落，绝不放过任何进攻的机会，是个很强劲的对手。”Raducanu's mother, Dong Mei Zhai, who is now known as Renee, grew up in Shenyang before moving to Toronto. She then moved with her husband, Ian, to Bromley, southeast London, when their daughter was two.艾玛的母亲原名董美斋，现名蕾妮，在沈阳长大，而后移居多伦多。而在艾玛两岁时，蕾妮与丈夫伊恩又迁居至伦敦东南部的布罗姆利镇上。The 18-year-old first picked up a racket aged five, and after showing early promise at the Bromley Tennis Academy, earned a scholarship from the Lawn Tennis Association, allowing her to train while continuing her school work.五岁那年，艾玛头一回拿起网球拍。在布罗姆利网球学院小有名气后，她又荣获草地网球协会的奖学金。有了奖学金，艾玛就能在参训网球的同时兼顾学业。She has credited her Chinese and Romanian roots with keeping her grounded, despite an increasingly international lifestyle on the tennis circuit.参与网球巡回赛，生活方式难免日渐国际化，但艾玛不会忘记，自己身上流淌着中国与罗马尼亚的血液，那才是自己的立根之本。The teenager, who can understand Chinese, but is said to still need to work on her speaking skills, says her drive and discipline are in large part thanks to her mother's family.艾玛能听懂中文，然而据传，她的口语能力有待精进。据她所言，之所以自己斗志满满，自律甚严，多半归功于自己的母亲以及中国老家的各位亲人。"I think the confidence comes from just inner belief," she tells Vogue's October edition. "My mum comes from a Chinese background, they have very good self-belief. It's not necessarily about telling everyone how good you are, but it's about believing it within yourself. I really respect that about the culture."《时尚》十月版曾专访艾玛·拉杜卡努。她说：“我认为自信源于内在的信念。我的母亲来自中国，而中国人就非常自信。其实，并不一定要别人来跟你说你有多优秀，而是你在心里要坚信自己的优秀。我很崇敬这种文化。”She has also spoken of her pride in her parent's strict work ethic, born of their determination to succeed as migrants in a new country.此外她还谈到，自己对父母严格的职业操守无比自豪。这种职业操守，皆源于他们心中那份侨居他国，且要大有所为的决心。Following her stunning breakthrough run at Wimbledon this summer she said: "My mom has always instilled a lot of the qualities, like discipline and respect for other people, into me, so I think having parents like I do, they always push me, they have high expectations, so I've always tried to live up to that."今年夏天，艾玛在温布尔登网球锦标赛大有突破。赛后，她表示：“我母亲教会我许多优良的品质，比如严于律己，尊重他人。父母爱我心切，不断予我督促，望我功成名就，我会倍加努力做到。”"I would say I take a big part of my inspiration from her. She always shows me by example what 'hard work' means."“我想，母亲对我影响颇深。她总是以身作则，时刻向我展现何为‘勤奋'。”1. cap/capping(v.现在分词)英[kæp]；美[kæp]vt. 用…覆盖顶部（或端部）；封顶；超过。n. 帽子；(尤指男用有帽舌的)便帽，制服帽；软帽。2. bona fide英[ˌbəʊnə ˈfaɪdi]；美[ˌboʊnə ˈfaɪdi]adj. （源于拉丁语）真诚的；名副其实的；合法的。3. testament英 [ˈtestəmənt]；美[ˈtestəmənt] n. 证据；证明；（尤指）临终遗嘱，临终遗言。4. limelight英 [ˈlaɪmlaɪt]；美[ˈlaɪmlaɪt]n. 公众注意的中心；（旧时的）强聚光灯。vt. 使显露头角；使受到注目5. agile英 [ˈædʒaɪl]；美[ˈædʒl] adj.（动作）敏捷的；灵活的；（思维）机敏的。

From weight loss to fuelling for performance, the team demystify the world of sports nutrition with leading sports nutrition specialist Prof. Graeme Close. Close is a Professor in Human Physiology at Liverpool's John Moores University where he combines his academic research with nutrition and physiology consultancy to some of the worlds leading sporting individuals and organisations. As well as a masters degree in sports nutrition Close is currently the expert nutrition consultant to England Rugby, has been the lead nutritionist to Everton Football Club and works with some of the worlds leading golfers such as Jason Day, the British Number 1 tennis player Johanna Konta and with many Rugby League players. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

While there have been some excellent matches in Toronto and Montreal, we begin by discussing the unfortunate news that none of the Big 3 nor Serena Williams will play again before the US Open, after Rafael Nadal's ongoing foot problem has forced him to return home and Serena's leg injury from Wimbledon will prevent her from playing Cincinnati next week. Will New York be last chance saloon? Turning our attention to the week's tennis, Catherine, David and Matt talk about how nice it is to see Bianca Andreescu and Simona Halep back on court, review a bittersweet week for Johanna Konta, make some big Coco Gauff predictions, explain why Aryna Sabalenka continues to impress, try to figure out why Maria Sakkari keeps losing close matches, and dissect what went wrong for Felix Auger-Aliassime and Denis Shapovalov. There's also a tangential debate about whether there's too much faff in tennis and what - if anything - can be done about it. The Tennis Podcast is presented by Catherine Whitaker and David Law, and features Matt Roberts. It is produced weekly year-round, and daily during the Grand Slam tournaments. It is crowdfunded by listeners each December.SUPPORT THE TENNIS PODCASTWe crowdfund The Tennis Podcast every December, with shout-outs, mascots and chances to take us on at predictions. For a reminder when the next campaign goes live, put your e-mail address in here - http://eepurl.com/gwWILXOr, if you don't want to wait and prefer to support us on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/TheTennisPodcastNEWSLETTERSign up to get our news, offers, predictions and Matt's Stat - http://eepurl.com/gbmzRXSOCIAL MEDIA Twitter - https://twitter.com/TennisPodcastInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/thetennispodcast/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Last in our series of Olympic Specials is with the current British No.1 women's tennis player, Johanna Konta. Johanna has won four singles titles on the Women's Tennis Association Tour and in 2016, became part of Team GB at the Rio Olympics. Johanna reached the semifinals of Wimbledon in 2017 – the same year she achieved her highest ever world ranking of number 4. **Thank you to our founding partners Lotus Cars for being our special partner in this Olympic series. Did you see the Lotus designed track bike at the Olympics? What an incredible design. A high performance brand in every sense. Check out lotuscars.com for a closer look! Get you hands on signed copies of our new book, High Performance: Lessons from the best on becoming your best, right here: https://bit.ly/3xQwAsL Check out a brand new newsletter for our members club THE HIGH PERFORMANCE CIRCLE! On the Circle this month:* Exclusive Podcast with Chrissie Wellington - 4 x Ironman World Champion and Global Lead for Health & Wellbeing for parkrun.* Keynote with former England Rugby Sevens captain Ollie Phillips* High Performance Boosts with British Wheelchair Tennis Champion and Paralympic medal winner Jordanne Whiley MBE, Olympic Gold medal winning rower Ben Hunt-Davis and adventurer Levison Wood.Go to www.thehighperformancepodcast.com to sign up for FREE! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge  dieses Mal mit der Rückschau auf das Geschehen der letzten Woche und News von den durchaus zahlreichen Absagen für das Olympia Turnier. Carreno-Busta der Star in Hamburg Andreas und Philipp beginnen mit dem Herrenturnier in Hamburg, war Andreas doch hier in der letzten Woche als Berichterstatter vor Ort. Der Titel ging am Ende nicht an den Topgesetzten, Stefanos Tsitsipas, sondern an Pablo Carreno-Busta. Der Spanier konnte damit den bisher größten Turniersieg seiner Karriere feiern. Im Finale setzte er sich gegen Filip Krajinovic durch. Beim Turnier in Bastad gewann Casper Ruud. Der Norweger kam die ganze Woche über nicht in Gefahr und gab sich auch im Endspiel gegen Federico Coria keine Blöße. Yannick Hanfmann sicherte sich mit seinem Habfinaleinzug wohl die Hauptfeldteilnahme bei den US Open. Bei den Hall Of Fame Open, dem letzten Rasenturnier auf der ATP Tour in diesem Jahr, erreichten Kenvin Anderson und Jenson Brooksby das Endspiel. Krejcikovas bemerkenswerte Konstanz Bei den Damen gab es in der vergangenen Woche drei WTA Turniere. Den Titel in Prag holte sich Barbora Krejcikova. Nach ihrem French-Open-Sieg konnte sie auch auf dem Hartplatz von Prag überzeugen. In Lausanne holte sich Tamara Zidansek ihren ersten WTA-Titel. Nach dem Erreichen des Halbfinales von Roland Garros ein weiterer Höhepunkt. Der Titel in Budapest ging an Yulia Putintseva, die sich im Finale gegen Anhelina Kalinina durchsetzte. Olympia-Absagen galore Die News der letzten Woche wurden vor allem von Absagen für die Olympischen Spiele geprägt. Johanna Konta, Dan Evans und Alex de Minaur haben Covid, Bianca Andreescu sagte wohl vor allem ab, um sich auf die kommenden Hartplatzturniere vorzubereiten. Angelique Kerber und Roger Federer mussten aus Verletzungsgründen absagen. Gerade bei Letzterem wird die ein oder andere Augenbraue hochgegangen sein als er in seiner Absage von abermalig auftretenden Knieproblem sprach. Zum Abschluss der Sendung geht es noch um Timea Bacsinszky, die in der vergangen Woche ihren Rücktritt bekannt gab.

Johanna Konta, Britain’s top female tennis player, serves an ace in this inspiring episode. She tells Jimi and Alison about the food of her Hungarian heritage and Australian childhood, explains how she balances her relentless training programme with an obsession for muffin-baking, and reveals the one thing she always carries onto court with her… You can follow Johanna on Instagram and Twitter @johannakontaTo find out more about the show, go to waitrose.com/podcast.Host: Jimi FamurewaCo-host: Alison OakerveeProducer: Sera BerksoyExecutive Producer: Nikki DuffyAssistant Producer: Leah HyslopEditor: Nathan CopelinA John Brown production for Waitrose & Partners See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today’s guest is…British tennis player, Johanna Konta. She is the current British no.1 tennis player, has won three singles titles on the Women’s Tennis Association tour and in 2016, became part of Team GB at the Rio Olympics. She has reached the semi-finals of the Australian Open, Wimbledon and the French Open and is an ellesse athlete. In her podcast, Stripped Back Sport, Kirsty Gallacher sits down for an open discussion with some of the greatest sports stars of our time; delving into the high and low moments of their careers, as well as their personal life and the sides to sport that have never been discussed before. Listen and subscribe to Stripped Back Sport with Kirsty Gallacher on Global Player or wherever you get your podcasts. IG: @gallacherkirsty Twitter: @TheRealKirstyG

The marquee matches of the day were both won in decisive straight sets, with Stan Wawrinka romping over Andy Murray, and Coco Gauff controlling play against Johanna Konta. Tumaini Carayol, NCR's newly-enshrined Spain and Sub-Saharan Africa correspondent, joins to discuss these matches and the reactions to them. Is giving a wild card to Murray debatable, as Mats Wilander claimed? Should Konta be less walled off with the media? And what made Wawrinka and Gauff so sharp? Thank you again for the incredible support for NCR we've received in recent weeks on the NCR Patreon! If you'd like to join in as we strive to bring you the best French Open content we can from across the Atlantic, check out our five tiers and see which might be right for you! And thank you to the many listeners who have already given their support! (And thank you to G.O.A.T. backers J O'D, Mike, Christopher Bishop and Charles Cyna!) As always, thanks for following us on Twitter and subscribing/reviewing on iTunes on iTunes or whatever your podcasting app/platform of choice may be.

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit dem ersten Daily von den French Open. Wie es in Paris schon zur Gewohnheit gehört, starten die French Open am Sonntag. Andreas und Philipp beginnen mit Alexander Zverev und dessen ersten Match seit der Niederlage im Finale der US Open. Zverev brauchte einige Zeit um ins Match zu kommen, sein Gegner Dennis Novak schlug sogar auf den ersten Satz auf. Doch am Ende konnte sich Zverev in drei souveränen Sätzen durchsetzen. Für ihn geht es nun gegen Michael Mmoh oder Pierre-Hugues Herbert. Auch der zweite deutsche Spieler konnte sich am Sonntag durchsetzen. Dominik Köpfer gewann in vier Sätzen gegen Antoine Hoang. Für Köpfer geht es nun allerdings in der zweiten Runde gegen Stan Wawrinka. Der machte am Sonntag ganz kurzen Prozess mit Andy Murray. Wawrinka schienen die Bedingungen in Paris zu liegen. Das galt nicht für alle. So schied David Goffin in drei klaren Sätzen gegen Jannik Sinner aus. Der junge Italiener spielte einwandfreies Tennis. Doch hint...

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit dem ersten Daily von den French Open. Wie es in Paris schon zur Gewohnheit gehört, starten die French Open am Sonntag. Andreas und Philipp beginnen mit Alexander Zverev und dessen ersten Match seit der Niederlage im Finale der US Open. Zverev brauchte einige Zeit um ins Match zu kommen, sein Gegner Dennis Novak schlug sogar auf den ersten Satz auf. Doch am Ende konnte sich Zverev in drei souveränen Sätzen durchsetzen. Für ihn geht es nun gegen Michael Mmoh oder Pierre-Hugues Herbert. Auch der zweite deutsche Spieler konnte sich am Sonntag durchsetzen. Dominik Köpfer gewann in vier Sätzen gegen Antoine Hoang. Für Köpfer geht es nun allerdings in der zweiten Runde gegen Stan Wawrinka. Der machte am Sonntag ganz kurzen Prozess mit Andy Murray. Wawrinka schienen die Bedingungen in Paris zu liegen. Das galt nicht für alle. So schied David Goffin in drei klaren Sätzen gegen Jannik Sinner aus. Der junge Italiener spielte einwandfreies Tennis. Doch hint...

Welcome back to The Johanna Konta Podcast!In this episode I get to interview Grand Slam Champion and broadcasting legend Sue Barker. We talk all things tennis, Wimbledon, broadcasting and of course, the beach life...Tune in, relax and enjoy your monthly dose of 'relaxspiration'.Enjoy!Johanna

In todays last episode of the season we pick out some highlights from all of our guests. Johanna Konta, Haley Joel Osment, Bonnie Wright, Luke Youngblood, James Taylor, Tom Felton, Ben Nealon, Keri-anne Payne and Mark Foster.A HUGE thank you for supporting our second season. x

This is Great British Bosses from Anything but Footy - the series where we profile the men and women responsible for running sport in this country - from grassroots participation to those medal moments at Olympic, Paralympic and elite level.In this episode - recorded remotely from three separate locations, Mark England - Chef de Mission of the Team GB delegation for the next summer Olympic Games in Tokyo, joins us via Zoom from home to discuss how he has had to re-work the British Olympic Association's strategy for the event following the postponement to 2021.Mark will be leading the delegation from Great Britain and Northern Ireland to Japan - a repeat of his role with the history making team from Rio de Janeiro in 2016. He talks about the challenges that elite sport has had in this country in order to ensure the unprecedented medal success has not been at the expense of the welfare of the individual athletes involved. He also discusses how he is in dialogue with the International Olympic Committee over their stance on the Black Lives Matter campaign and what would happen if a Team GB athlete chose to take the knee at the games.With exactly one year to go until Tokyo 2021, he also reveals how Johanna Konta's skirt caused him a real issue in Rio and why he needs to listen to John and Michael more about how he decides his schedule during games time in order not to miss the key medal winning moments. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome back to The Johanna Konta Podcast!In this episode, alongside answering some of your questions, I chat to Professional Surfer Lucy Campbell. Lucy really is making waves in the sport, as 3 time British Champion she competes in the World Qualifying Series Circuit - it's so cool!Check out Lucy on instagram @LucyCSurf.Tune in, relax and enjoy your monthly dose of 'relaxspiration'. Enjoy!Johanna

Welcome to The Johanna Konta Podcast: Episode One!In my first ever episode, alongside answering some of your questions, we'll be hearing from Harry Potter Actors James and Oliver Phelps.Tune in, relax and enjoy your monthly does of 'relaxspiration'. Enjoy!Johanna

We are back with a brand new series of Double Trouble Podcast. Today we are chatting to British womens #1 tennis star (& our pal) Johanna Konta. Enjoy!

Hi guys, hope you are all continuously safe, healthy and happy! This time around you will get an insight into the thoughts of Wim Fissette. Wim started his coaching journey on the tour with Kim Clijsters and have for the past decade been coaching the likes of Sabine Lisicki, Simona Halep, Victoria Azarenka, Johanna Konta, […] The post #75: Wim Fissette – Using Data as Your Assistant Tennis Coach appeared first on AdamBlicher.com.

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit einem Rückblick auf das Australian Open Finale der Damen im Jahr 2016. Damals gewann Angelique Kerber ihr erstes Grand Slam Finale mit einem 6:4 3:6 6:3 Sieg gegen Serena Williams. Doch bevor Andreas und Philipp über das Match an sich sprechen, schaffen sie natürlich auch den Kontext für diese denkwürdige Begegnung im Endspiel des jeweils ersten Grand Slam Turnier des Jahres. Kerbers Enttäuschung Ende 2015 Während Serena Williams im Jahr zuvor fast den Grand Slam gewonnen hätte, nur im Halbfinale der US Open gerne Roberta Vinci verlor, war Kerber von diesen Höhen noch ein Stück entfernt. Seit ihrem US Open Halbfinaleinzug 2011 hatte Kerber sich um die Top 10 herum gehalten, der ganz große Durchbruch war ihr jedoch nicht gelungen. Doch bei den Australian Open 2016 umschiffte sie jede noch so große Hürde. In ihrem ersten Match wehrte Kerber gegen Misaki Doi einen Matchball ab. Im Viertelfinale gelang Kerber erstmals in sieben Anläufen ein Sieg gegen die damals überragend aufspielende Victoria Azarenka. Kerber klare Außenseiterin, aber...! Auch im Finale gegen Williams stand Kerber vor der ein oder anderen Herausforderung. Zwar gelang Kerber das erste Break des Matches, doch Williams holte den Vorsprung schnell wieder auf. Trotzdem gewann Kerber den ersten Satz, gerade auch wegen ihrer überragenden Quote von nur drei unerzwungenen Fehlern. Im zweiten Durchgang zog Williams jedoch schnell davon und konnte ihren Vorsprung bis zum Satzgewinn halten. Im dritten Durchgang war es dann allerdings Kerber, die die entscheidenden Punkte gewann. Vor allem das sechste Spiel bleibt in Erinnerung - in dem der Deutschen das entscheidende Break gelang. Nach dem Match wurde Kerber direkt von Williams umarmt. Die Amerikanerin konnte mit der Niederlage anscheinend gut umgehen. Diese Partie erwies sich im Nachhinein als Drehpunkt. Keine Spielerin hat seitdem mehr als zwei Grand Slam Turniere gewonnen. Es ist eine neue Parität im Damentennis ausgebrochen. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit einem Rückblick auf das Australian Open Finale der Damen im Jahr 2016. Damals gewann Angelique Kerber ihr erstes Grand Slam Finale mit einem 6:4 3:6 6:3 Sieg gegen Serena Williams. Doch bevor Andreas und Philipp über das Match an sich sprechen, schaffen sie natürlich auch den Kontext für diese denkwürdige Begegnung im Endspiel des jeweils ersten Grand Slam Turnier des Jahres. Kerbers Enttäuschung Ende 2015 Während Serena Williams im Jahr zuvor fast den Grand Slam gewonnen hätte, nur im Halbfinale der US Open gerne Roberta Vinci verlor, war Kerber von diesen Höhen noch ein Stück entfernt. Seit ihrem US Open Halbfinaleinzug 2011 hatte Kerber sich um die Top 10 herum gehalten, der ganz große Durchbruch war ihr jedoch nicht gelungen. Doch bei den Australian Open 2016 umschiffte sie jede noch so große Hürde. In ihrem ersten Match wehrte Kerber gegen Misaki Doi einen Matchball ab. Im Viertelfinale gelang Kerber erstmals in sieben Anläufen ein...

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit einem Rückblick auf das Australian Open Finale der Damen im Jahr 2016. Damals gewann Angelique Kerber ihr erstes Grand Slam Finale mit einem 6:4 3:6 6:3 Sieg gegen Serena Williams. Doch bevor Andreas und Philipp über das Match an sich sprechen, schaffen sie natürlich auch den Kontext für diese denkwürdige Begegnung im Endspiel des jeweils ersten Grand Slam Turnier des Jahres. Kerbers Enttäuschung Ende 2015 Während Serena Williams im Jahr zuvor fast den Grand Slam gewonnen hätte, nur im Halbfinale der US Open gerne Roberta Vinci verlor, war Kerber von diesen Höhen noch ein Stück entfernt. Seit ihrem US Open Halbfinaleinzug 2011 hatte Kerber sich um die Top 10 herum gehalten, der ganz große Durchbruch war ihr jedoch nicht gelungen. Doch bei den Australian Open 2016 umschiffte sie jede noch so große Hürde. In ihrem ersten Match wehrte Kerber gegen Misaki Doi einen Matchball ab. Im Viertelfinale gelang Kerber erstmals in sieben Anläufen ein...

In this week's Great British Bake Off Podcast, Greer Riddell is joined by James Pearce. They discuss this week's celebrity contestants, Tan France, Joel Dommett, Caroline Quentin and Johanna Konta. In this week's Great British Bake Off Podcast Greer Riddell is joined by James Pearce, a Tiffin advocate and a key-worker in this time of Coronavirus. They discuss this week's celebrity contestants, Tan France, Joel Dommett, Caroline Quentin, Johanna Konta and their baking attempts including why Johanna probably chose to bake a sausage dog cake, how many gins has Caroline Quentin has had in the green room and why we don't ever need a Bake Off Too Hot For TV DVD. In The Mix is a podcast all about the Great British Bake Off on Channel 4. Hosted by Greer Riddell and starring different weekly guests, we take a comedic look at the latest GBBO news. In The Mix is part of January Media Production.

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit den ganz frischen Nachrichten, dass das Turnier in Indian Wells auf Grund der Coronavirus-Krise abgesagt wurde. Damit beginnen Andreas und Philipp dann auch die Sendung. DTB qualifiziert sich souverän für die Davis Cup Finals In der letzten Woche wurde aber noch Tennis gespielt, dabei stand vor allem die Davis-Cup-Qualifikationsrunde im Mittelpunkt. Zu den Gewinnern gehörte dabei das deutsche Team, welches sich mit einem 4:1 gegen Weißrussland für die Endrunde qualifizieren konnte. Schon am Freitag hatten Andreas und Philipp einen Zwischenruf nach dem ersten Tag gemacht, nun sprechen sie über den Rest des Geschehens in Düsseldorf und hören auch in die Stimmen der Pressekonferenzen. Während Deutschland seine Favoritenstellung bestätigen konnte, hatten andere Teams Probleme. So schieden zum Beispiel Argentinien und Japan aus. Österreich sc...

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit den ganz frischen Nachrichten, dass das Turnier in Indian Wells auf Grund der Coronavirus-Krise abgesagt wurde. Damit beginnen Andreas und Philipp dann auch die Sendung. DTB qualifiziert sich souverän für die Davis Cup Finals In der letzten Woche wurde aber noch Tennis gespielt, dabei stand vor allem die Davis-Cup-Qualifikationsrunde im Mittelpunkt. Zu den Gewinnern gehörte dabei das deutsche Team, welches sich mit einem 4:1 gegen Weißrussland für die Endrunde qualifizieren konnte. Schon am Freitag hatten Andreas und Philipp einen Zwischenruf nach dem ersten Tag gemacht, nun sprechen sie über den Rest des Geschehens in Düsseldorf und hören auch in die Stimmen der Pressekonferenzen. Während Deutschland seine Favoritenstellung bestätigen konnte, hatten andere Teams Probleme. So schieden zum Beispiel Argentinien und Japan aus. Österreich sc...

Wim Fissette , the coach of Naomi Osaka, has coached many of the top women on the WTA Tour in a short amount of time.  He took up tennis at 8 years old when his mom began playing, and became a quality junior.  As a junior, he was one of the best players in Belgium but was not identified as elite.   After being invited to be the hitting partner for Kim Clijsters, he decided that coaching tennis would be his life.  Wim Fissette told us this action packed story of moving from hitting partner to becoming a premier coach on the WTA Tour.  He discussed many aspects of his coaching career and was extremely forthcoming and earnest.  Wim Fissette told us how early in his career he was unsure if he was a good coach, or if he had just gotten lucky coaching Kim Clijsters.  From there he took a step back to develop his coaching skills, and then got a phone call that changed his career trajectory.  Wim Fissette  breaks down his time coaching Kim Clijsters, Vika Azarenka, Johanna Konta,  Simona Halep and Angelique Kerber.  Wim Fissette describes how tennis has become his lifelong work, and how he balances the travel with a wife and young children at home. (Recorded March 1, 2020. Released March 11, 2020) Related Episodes of UNDER REVIEW: For other episodes of UNDER REVIEW featuring elite coaches , check out: Patrick Mouratoglou [Ep32]; Nick Bollettieri [Ep28]; Paul Annacone [Ep15]; Brad Gilbert [Ep01]; UNDER REVIEW is a podcast in which tennis insiders share unique stories and insightful perspective. For more information, please contact info@underreviewtennis.com SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIAL: To see more on Wim Fissette, see http://wimfissette.com/ And check out The Malibu Racquet Club: https://www.maliburacquetclub.com/ KEYWORDS: Belgium, Kim Clijsters, Naomi Osaka, Angie Kerber, Simona Halep, Vika Azarenka, Johanna Konta, Tennis Coach, WTA, Wimbledon, US Open

How better nutrition can lower you scores with European Tour head of nutrition Professor Graeme Close. Too many golfers overlook nutrition and how important it is If you want to play better golf. Graeme has simple but effective advice on how to up your game. Find out more about Graeme here:  http://www.closenutrition.com Get insta social with Pro-Fit Golf Conditioning here: https://www.instagram.com/pro_fitgolf   About Graeme Originally a Professional rugby league player, Graeme is now a Professor in Human Physiology at Liverpool John Moores University where he combines his academic research with nutrition and physiology consultancy to some of the worlds leading sporting individuals and organisations. As well as leading a masters degree in sport nutrition Graeme is currently the expert nutrition consultant to England Rugby, he is the lead nutritionist to Everton Football Club and works with some of the worlds leading golfers such as Jason Day, the British Number 1 tennis player Johanna Konta and he also works with many Rugby League players. On top of this, and despite spending most of his professional career helping big people get bigger, he currently receives funding from Sheikh Mansour Bin Zayed Al Nahyan (the owner of Manchester City FC) to help professional jockeys make-weight safely. It is this combination of academic theory (over 75 research publications) and applied practice that has enabled Graeme to establish himself as a world-leading nutrition consultant and public speaker. Graeme is the only person in the UK who is an accredited sports nutritionist (rSEN), sports scientist (BASES) and strength and conditioning coach (UKSCA). He is the deputy chair of the Sport and Exercise Nutrition Register and has recently received a prestigious fellowship from the British Association of Sport & Exercise Sciences (BASES)

GOOGLE TE ESTÁ BUSCANDO. Google está buscando estudiantes universitarios que se encuentren en Latinoamérica y que cuenten con los requisitos (sencillos a decir verdad) y condiciones para formar parte del barco del grande de la tecnología. Por ahora apuntan a México DF (México), São Paulo (Brasil), Buenos Aires (Argentina) y Bogotá (Colombia). Como primer requisito se encuentra tener fluidez en inglés y claro, también en el español (o portugués, si se está en Brasil). Estar matriculado en alguna universidad nacional de los países mencionados en las líneas anteriores. Disponibilidad de asistir a las pasantías de julio a diciembre.  Estar cerca a la ubicación de las oficinas de Google en el país donde se encuentra. Tener habilidades como saber de negocios de tecnología de Google, habilidades organizativas y analíticas. Link para llenar el formulario: GOOGLE     FACEBOOK ANUNCIA RECONOCIMIENTO FACIAL. El reconocimiento facial llegó a Facebook. A través de un comunicado oficial, la red social de Mark Zuckerberg precisó que esta tecnología estará disponible para todos sus usuarios, solo si desean activarla. A esto añadió que la función "sugerencias de etiquetado" dejará de existir en la plataforma. Al parecer, Facebook decidió realizar estas modificaciones sobre sugerencias de etiquetado y reconocimiento facial luego de recibir una demanda sobre violación de privacidad. GEEKS ROOM     LEGO DESAFÍA LA CRISIS ECONÓMICA. Lego está en pleno plan de expansión: la compañía contempla la apertura de tiendas de su propia marca e importantes inversiones en comercio electrónico. La estrategia responde a un intento de sortear la crisis que vive la industria del juguete. Niels Christiansen, consejero delegado de Lego, anunció ayer la apertura de 160 nuevas tiendas este año, un incremento de casi el 40%. El fabricante danés intenta así extraer lecciones del colapso de Toys'R'Us y del mayor distribuidor de juguetes de Escandinavia, Top Toy. CINCO DIAS     TOMATE UN TIEMPITO Y DAME TU OPINIÓN. Antes de seguir quiero que sepas que me encantaría poder saber tus impresiones sobre este podcast informativo diario. Trabajamos todos los días para seleccionar las noticias que te permitan estar al tanto de lo que pasa en el mundo sin perder tiempo y si que tengas que salir de tu rutina. Por es muy importante saber si hay tópicos que podemos incluir para hacer este podcast lo más útil posible. Podés dejar tu comentario en nuestras redes sociales. En twitter @francoinforma, en Facebook e Instagram Francoinformador. Y tenés la pagina web francoinformador.com con los episodios de cada día donde también podés comentar.    Dicho esto seguimos!    BOLSONARO AUSENTE DE LA CUMBRE CLIMÁTICA. El presidente brasileño, Jair Bolsonaro, no participará esta semana en la cumbre de países amazónicos que se realizará en Colombia para analizar el aumento de los incendios registrado el mes pasado. La semana próxima Bolsonaro será sometido en San Pablo a una nueva cirugía en el abdomen donde sufrió una puñalada durante la campaña electoral de 2018. Pese a que no podrá viajar a Colombia Bolsonaro aseguró este lunes por la mañana que participará en la Asamblea de Naciones Unidas donde expondrá su posición sobre la crisis amazónica. DW   WALMART Y LAS ARMAS. Walmart anunció este martes que reducirá sus ventas de armas cortas y municiones para estas armas defuego, un mes después de que más de 20 personas murieron en un tiroteo masivo en un Walmart en El Paso, Texas. Walmart también presionó al Congreso para que promulgue medidas de seguridad con armas. Sin embargo, Walmart continuará vendiendo rifles largos de cañón y escopetas y gran parte de las municiones para esas armas. Walmart también continuará permitiendo el transporte oculto por parte de los clientes con permisos en sus tiendas. Walmart representa alrededor del 2% del mercado de armas hoy día. AMBITO     LAS CIEN VICTORIAS DE SERENA. Cuarenta y cuatro minutos necesitó este miércoles la estadounidense Serena Williams para aplastar a la china Wang Qiang y avanzar a las semifinales del US Open. Williams, que obtuvo su centésima victoria en este torneo, ganó por 6-1, 6-0. Su rival será la ucraniana Elina Svitolina, que más temprano se impuso a la británica Johanna Konta. Williams busca en Flushing Meadows su vigésimo cuarto título en torneos de Grand Slam, para alcanzar el récord histórico de la australiana Margaret Court. SPORT     ESTAMOS JUNTOS. Como parte de la promoción de Juntos para siempre, el show que dará el 8 de noviembre en el Luna Park, Alejandro Lerner subió a las redes sociales un “adelanto” que causó furor entre sus seguidores: un video en el que se lo ve cantando junto a Andrés Calamaro el tema que hacía de cortina de La banda del Golden Rocket, gran éxito de la televisión a principios de los años '90. ALEJANDRO LERNER   Esto es todo por hoy ya estás al día con la información. Mañana a primera tenés listo el episodio del día. Feliz resto de jornada!     

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal das neunte Breakfast at Flushing Special von den US Open 2019. Der zweite Dienstag sah die ersten Halbfinalistinnen und Halbfinalisten in New York. Dimitrov schafft Unglaubliches Andreas und Philipp beginnen mit dem Herrenmatch der Night Session zwischen Roger Federer und Grigor Dimitrov. Federer war natürlich als Favorit ins Match gegangen, hatte er doch zuvor in sieben Matches nie gegen Dimitrov verloren. Doch am Ende war es Dimitrov ,der sich überraschend durchsetzte. Am Ende war er vor allem der fittere und solidere Spieler. Im Halbfinale geht es für Dimitrov nun gegen Daniil Medvedev. Der Mann des Sommers setzte sich in einem komischen Match gegen Stan Wawrinka durch. Medvedev verletzte sich schon zu Anfang des Matches und hatte im ersten Durchgang sehr mit seinem Spiel zu kämpfen. Doch es reichte zum Satzgewinn gegen einen konsternierten Wawrinka. Von da hatte Medvedev das Match erstaunlich gut im Griff. Gerade im vierten Satz konnte e...

Novak Djokovic picked up another title in China on Sunday and looks set to take another year-end world No 1. Meanwhile he, Roger Federer and Alexander Zverev have all had their say on the new Davis Cup and Johanna Konta is looking for a new coach.James Gray of Love Sport Radio and George Bellshaw of Metro.co.uk discuss it all - and more - in the latest Love Tennis Podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices