Podcast appearances and mentions of marcus willis

From Wimbledon Dreams to the Top 100 | with Marcus Willis_________________________________________ In this episode, I sit down with Marcus Willis to talk about his incredible journey through the tennis world, from playing on the iconic courts of Wimbledon to competing at the Australian Open and breaking into the Top 100. He shares the highs, the challenges, and what it really takes to push through the ranks in professional tennis.Marcus's story is one of perseverance, belief, and pure love for the game. Whether you're a player chasing your own dreams or a fan of the sport, this conversation is full of insights and inspiration you won't want to miss!Drop a comment below with your favorite moment from our chat, and don't forget to like and subscribe for more tennis conversations! ___________________________________________________ I hope you enjoyed this video, if you did be sure to like and subscribe for more tennis content! Please check out my story abd support me in my journey⬇️ https://gofund.me/10e3bf22 https://amzn.to/40rvAud ( Amazon link - Shop books and my Go To's) Arbonne : https://www.arbonne.com/us/en/arb/EmaBurgic/ Definite aArticles https://www.definitearticles.com/ ( Use code: tenniswithema20 ) Coaching Website ➜ https://www.tenniswithema.com/ Lets Work Together: tenniswithema@gmail.com Discount Codes: For Angels ema10 for 10% off https://angleslikeapro.com/ Lucky in Love - EB20- for 20% off https://shopluckyinlove.com/discount/EB20 Gamma - ema25 - for 25% off TopSpinPro Pro ➜ https://topspinpro.com/ref/tenniswithema/ Connect with Ema Instagram ➜ https://www.instagram.com/tenniswithema/ Facebook ➜ https://www.facebook.com/tenniswithema/ TikTok ➜ https://www.tiktok.com/@tenniswithema Podcast Music ➜ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cw3qFC1Q7I#TennisPodcast #MarcusWillis #Wimbledon #TennisLife

Our CTC LIVE series is back for the Australian Open! Rounding up the action from Dans first had expirence in Melbourne!Today Dan is joined by British doubles player Marcus Willis to give his players persepctive of the 2025 Australian Open and also to talk about having to pull out of the mens doubles event because his doubles partner, No. 52 in the world Cameron Norrie picking up an injury. Each episode LIVE on YouTube by searching 'Control the Controllables Podcast' and following our instagram and twitter (X) for the latest times of going LIVE on YouTube!These are shorter episodes aiming to provide a round up of the Australian Open action in Melbourne with Dan Kiernan, coach of doubles pairs Gaby Dabrowski and Erin Routliffe as well as Michael Venus and Nikola Mektić!Make sure to check out the Australian Open PREVIEW FULL EPISODE out on all podcast platforms!In This episode:Dan Kiernan and Marcus Willis delve into the Australian Open. They discuss Emma Raducanu's 1st round win against Ekaterina Alexandrova and if the form Stefanos Tsitsipas is temporsary or permanent.As well as the emotional challenges faced by Nick Kyrgios, and the inspiring story of Marcus Willis journey in tennis.The conversation also touches on the financial realities of being a professional player and predictions for the tournament's outcome.A great listen to stay up to date with tennis and the 2025 Australian Open with people such as Dan and guests at the event that have behind the scenes access to what they don;t show you on tv!Many listener question are answered LIVE during the episode with a shout out! If you want to be named and have your question read out in the next LIVE episode during the Australian Open Round Ups submit your questions to our instagram @ctc.podcast or join us LIVE and talk to Dan whilst he is in Melbourne!Chapters00:00 Welcome to Melbourne and Tennis Updates02:47 Emma Raducanu: The Rising Star's Journey05:23 Stefanos Tsitsipas: Current Form and Future Prospects08:23 Marcus Willis Joins the Conversation11:27 Nick Kyrgios: The Enigma of Tennis14:18 Marcus Willis: Reflections on Career and Challenges17:13 Financial Realities of Professional Tennis20:07 The Australian Open Experience23:07 Final Thoughts and PredictionsYouTube: Control the Controllables PodcastInstagram: ctc.podcastTwitter (X): ctc_podcastTikTok: Control the Controllables PodcastThank you everyone for listening!

About the Guest(s): Amber Ramirez: A high-energy basketball coach who has contributed significantly to SA Finest and Judson High School. Amber played at Arkansas and is known for her dynamic coaching style that emphasizes energy, enthusiasm, and a strong connection with her players. Marcus Willis: An influential high school basketball coach at La Vega High School, Marcus has a profound understanding of developing team culture, emphasizing player relationships and work ethic. He has a track record of success, notably leading his team through adversity to achieve notable wins. Bre Taylor: A dedicated multiple AAU and High School teams. Bre has expertise in nurturing talent and offering exposure opportunities for her players. She is also the proud mother of an athlete who successfully navigated overcoming an ACL injury to receive college interest. Episode Summary: In this special edition of the "It's Just Different Podcast," Ashley Roberts reintroduces various insights from past episodes, focusing on valuable lessons from college and AAU coaches, professional players, and celebrated episodes. This compilation aims to enrich listeners with critical information on developing athletic talent, overcoming obstacles, and building successful sports programs. The episode kicks off with a discussion about the pervasive issue of egos in youth sports, emphasizing the importance of a supportive and collaborative environment for youth development. Amber Ramirez highlights the consequences of unchecked egos on players and programs, while Ashley Roberts and Marcus Willis stress the benefits of a unified approach in fostering athletic development. The episode also explores coaching styles, with Marcus Willis and Bre Taylor sharing their philosophies of building relationships, practicing hard work, and maintaining high energy levels. Another significant highlight is the transition between high school and AAU coaching. Both Amber Ramirez and Marcus Willis shed light on the differences and similarities in coaching at these levels. They offer actionable advice on building team culture, creating effective practice schedules, and ensuring player buy-in. To illustrate this, Bre Taylor recounts her journey in AAU coaching, detailing how staying committed and transparent with players and parents fosters a positive environment conducive to success. Key Takeaways: Importance of Letting Go of Egos: Collaborative environments in sports lead to more successful programs and better opportunities for athletes. Different Coaching Styles: High energy and enthusiasm, coupled with moments of seriousness, can effectively drive player development. Building Relationships: Knowing and supporting players personally creates buy-in and loyalty, essential for building a strong team culture. Structured Practices: High school off-season, in-season, and pre-season practices should focus on individual skills, strength conditioning, and gradually implementing strategic plays. Transition Between Coaching Levels: Understanding the differences in coaching high school and AAU teams helps in better preparing and guiding athletes through their development stages. Follow Ashley on IG: _thisisashleyr Follow Its Just Different on socials: itsjustdifferentpod

"Coach Marcus Willis, a true inspiration on and off the court! His coaching style and dedication to his team are unmatched. Tune in to Sports Life Talks to hear his journey to back-to-back state championships. Want

About the Guest(s): Marcus Willis is the head coach of the La Vega High School girls' basketball team. Known for his exceptional coaching skills, he has led his team to back-to-back state championships. With a commitment to developing high-level talent and maximizing player exposure, Marcus is dedicated to fostering a winning culture and building strong relationships within the basketball community. Episode Summary: In this engaging episode of the "It's Just Different" podcast, host Ashley Roberts sits down with Marcus Willis, the esteemed head coach of La Vega High School's girls' basketball team. The conversation delves into the nuances of high school basketball, the evolution of girls' athletics, and the challenges and triumphs of coaching state championship teams. Marcus shares his philosophy on building a successful program, emphasizing the importance of support systems, rigorous practice schedules, and playing against top-tier competition. Marcus discusses the significance of developing a robust support system for athletes, particularly when dealing with injuries like ACL tears. He provides valuable insights into navigating the complexities of AAU basketball, emphasizing the need for parents and players to seek programs that foster strong relationships and offer ample exposure opportunities. The episode also touches on hot topics such as the transfer portal and prep schools, highlighting Marcus's perspective on the current state of youth basketball and the industry's evolving landscape. Key Takeaways: Support Systems Are Crucial: Effective support systems are essential for athletes, especially during injury recovery, to maintain motivation and ensure comprehensive rehabilitation. Quality Over Quantity: Marcus emphasizes the need for high school and AAU programs to focus on building quality teams and fostering meaningful relationships rather than succumbing to ego-driven motives. Navigating AAU Basketball: Parents and players should carefully choose AAU programs that have strong connections, a tradition of success, and coaches who genuinely advocate for their athletes. The Importance of Rigorous Preparation: A rigorous practice schedule that includes conditioning, skill development, and game-type scenarios is key to preparing for high-level competition and achieving success. Transfer Portal and Recruiting Challenges: The episode provides a critical look at the transfer portal's impact on high school recruiting, advising players to bet on themselves but remain realistic about their opportunities. Marcus on Socials: @marcuswillissr Ashley on IG: @_thisisashleyr Its Just Different on Socials: @itsjustdifferentpod --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ashley-roberts24/message

Marcus Willis is a 33 year old from Slough, Great Britain, ranked 116 in the world. He is a 5 time (at this moment) Challenger doubles champion. Once, he made it to the second round of Wimbledon. Those two sentences don't begin to sum up the man with some of the best hands in tennis. Marcus sat down with Mike and Noah to talk about THAT run to Wimbledon, THAT episode with the RC Cola and a snickers bar, and also how those big moments have been mixed with some really trying times, both externally, and some self made issues. As you'd expect with a Brit once nicknamed Cartman, there's a lot of hysterical stories, some introspection, and we get it all on this week's BTR Pod. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

[From the archive: This episode was originally recorded and published in 2021] On today's episode of The Tennis Files Podcast, I spoke with ATP Pro Marcus Willis about how he went from teaching tennis lessons for 30 pounds an hour (about $40) to playing Roger Federer on Center Court at Wimbledon in 2016.  Marcus has reached a career high ranking of #322 in singles and #209 in doubles on the ATP tour. He was also ranked as high as 15 in the combined junior world rankings. But Marcus struggled to breakthrough on the pro tour until he decided to work harder than everyone else and had a support system that held him accountable. Then in 2016 his hard work paid off; he got through pre-qualifying, qualifying, and his first round match to face arguably the greatest player of all time on Center Court at Wimbledon. On the show, you'll learn the in-depth story behind Marcus's incredible run at Wimbledon, how he was able to win against much higher ranked players, the key to transforming his career in 2016, the biggest mistakes that amateur players make, Marcus's huge win in doubles against the defending Wimbledon champions the following year, how to succeed on the tour, and much more! I hope you enjoy my interview with Marcus! Let us know what you think about this episode in the comments below! And be sure to subscribe to Tennis Files to receive the latest tennis content to improve your game straight into your inbox! Marcus Instagram Marcus Twitter Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Marcus Willis is back, and he's back on the tour. Marcus, fresh off the court in a tournament in Czech Republic, pops in for a brief chat to tell us his news and what he thinks of the forthcoming US Open. Plus Keith's own opinionated view. Who will win the mens's? Djokovic, Alcaraz, Medvedev, or someone else. What about the women's?  Swiatek, Sabalenka, or who?? Nice to have Marcus back, and whets the appetite for the tourney, and for future episodes. Subscribe, share and review

[From the archive: This episode was originally recorded and published in 2020] On today's episode of The Tennis Files Podcast, I spoke with USPTA Elite Professional Joel Myers about pro strategies and techniques to help you level up your tennis game. Joel is a world-class tennis coach in San Diego at Coronado Tennis Center and was a 3-time collegiate All American. He was ranked in the Top 10 in singles and doubles in the NAIA and was the National Player of the Year 2010. Joel has almost 50k followers on Instagram thanks to all the fantastic strategies and techniques that he has shared with thousands of tennis players worldwide. He has received numerous testimonials and endorsements from other elite coaches and players including Coach Peter Smith, Craig O' Shannessy, Paul Annacone, Marcus Willis, Dr. Mark Kovacs and Allistair McCaw. On the show, you'll learn the key technical change that helped Joel add 20MPH+ on his serve, how to improve your forehand and backhand technique, Joel's top winning singles and doubles plays that will win you more tennis matches, his journey from top junior player to elite tennis coach, how to prepare for matches and tournaments, the secret to Joel's explosive Instagram growth by sharing his tennis knowledge, and much more! I hope you enjoy my interview with Joel! Let us know what you think about this episode in the comments below! And be sure to subscribe to Tennis Files to receive the latest tennis content to improve your game straight to your inbox! Joel's Website Joel's Instagram Page Dr. Mark Kovacs Interview on the Serve The Tennis Files Podcast Tennis Files YouTube Channel (Subscribe!) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to Season 12 Episode 27 of the ParentingAces Podcast, a proud member of the Tennis Channel Podcast Network. In this week's podcast, we take a look at a new way to help players get in their fitness training on or off the court. Gemma Coles is a former gymnast in the UK who moved into the coaching arena once her competitive years came to a close. She became very interested in learning how young athletes can maximize their performance by increasing their physical strength, flexibility, and endurance. Shuffle Up Games came about with the help of experts in their respective fields, starting with gymnastics and moving into the tennis arena with the help of former ATP player, Marcus Willis.   Gemma's goal in creating Shuffle Up is to provide a simple way for players to work on a variety of skills with a minimum of equipment while giving players a fun way to compete with family and friends. The game box comes with a variety of game-playing ideas while leaving room for players to create their own games as well. The activities are divided up by level of difficulty and are appropriate for all ages and stages of tennis skill. To order your copy of Shuffle Up: https://amzn.to/3rqWd5i (ParentingAces may receive a small commission on your order) You can also engage with Gemma on social media: Twitter (https://twitter.com/Games1Shuffle) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/shuffleupgames/) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/shuffleupgames/?hl=en) If you're so inclined, please share this – and all our episodes! – with your tennis community. You can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or via your favorite podcast app. If you haven't already, be sure to become a Member of ParentingAces by visiting https://parentingaces.com/membership-join. And check out our logo'd merch as well as our a la carte personal consultations in our online shop (Premium Members received FREE SHIPPING every day!). To support ParentingAces' work with a financial donation of any size via PayPal, click here. CREDITS Intro & Outro Music: Morgan Stone aka STØNE Audio & Video Editing: Lisa Stone Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Marcus Willis and his 'mate' Dave Earl are back and their words are falling into your ears. Willis talks about life back on tour as he sits in the top 250! The boys tuck into how you find a perfect partner, look at coaching options and what kind of targets are realistic. Also on the menu are Wimbledon wildcards and why does Tennis shorten so many words? Contact us on hello@boomtennis.co.uk

During one of the biggest moments of his career, British professional tennis player Marcus Willis wanted to disappear.Marcus gained worldwide recognition after playing against Roger Federer in the second round in the 2016 Wimbledon Championships. He found that the newfound fame came with a price - and a comedown. Beyond the glory on the court, Marcus reveals the mental health struggles that plagued his career journey in a candid conversation with host Eric Bell on Turning on the Light. He started changing his mindset by accepting and sitting with his feelings, and being open to receiving help. Marcus takes us into the daily grind of professional tennis, the isolation of training, and the courage it takes to pursue dreams when things feel helpless. To find out more about Marcus, check out the show notes. Marcus Willis Instagram Eric Bell on Instagram- - - - - - - - -Subscribe: Apple Podcast | SpotifyCheck us out: Instagram | Twitter | WebsiteThe Turning On The Light Podcast is a Palm Tree Pod Co. Production

Parents only use Facebook, teens only use TikTok, Instagram is dying, Twitter is already dead, and YouTube is just for video. Out of all the media that brands can use, perhaps Social is one of the most misunderstood, and it's a victim of it's own accessibility. The more everyone can use a medium, the more everyone thinks they know how to use it and how it works underneath. But, the opposite is usually true. So we had to talk with a social media expert about social media strategy. First of all, is Social Media even a thing? Why do firms get an intern or the nephew/niece of the owner to do the social media instead of a professional. How do you 'hack' the algorithm? What's the best platform to use? If there's one channel that's changed just as much as Search has, it's social. There's a reason you no longer see the story on the news of the stay-at-home mum who's made millions selling some random product online with just a Facebook or instagram following to boot. Those days have long gone, but legacy thinking remains. And there seems to be this fantasy that with the right post on social media, a brand can go viral. There an obsession with content and a belief that posting as much as possible will somehow compensate for a poor strategy. But Social media is a mature market and platforms no longer give away free exposure for nothing in return. You're obligated to pay to play - either with your time or, increasingly, with your money. So how do you slot social media into your growth strategy. What are the common mistakes to avoid and where are these social platforms heading in the future? We needed these questions answered which is why we had to talk to Marcus Willus, social media barron, passion-pop aficionado, melbourne hipster, business owner. Marcus has been running a social media agency for a number of years and we first met back in the good old days of instagram. When it was cheap and easy to use programs which automated Instagram activity. How times have changed. Today, those tactics would get you ejected or shadow banned pretty quickly. And that's why we needed to talk. We needed to get to the bottom of what social media platforms are looking for at their core. The things that won't change very much in the future. By understanding this, we'll understand where to focus our time and resources instead of chasing the tail or an ever changing, sophisticated algorithm. Elon's purchase of Twitter makes this episode timely. With so many platforms out there, I'm not going to do a separate episode on each because they are all so different. The tactical approach would vary so much between them, and these episodes would date too fast. So instead, here's a core social media strategy episode to sink your teeth into which will point you in the right direction, regardless of what platforms you are using - now and in the future.

La Vega girls hoops HC Marcus Willis (@lvpiratesGBB) joins Game Time to recap their commanding victory on Tuesday night, the mission of this team, the upcoming rematch with Hardin-Jefferson, what it will tak to win a championship and more. #txhsgbb

This is a quick hello from Dave Earl and Marcus Willis who will be returning to your ears for 'What you talking about Willis', season 3. This is the podcast that's never won an award and unlikely to do so in the future but that doesn't stop us gassing about Tennis and other stuff. The podcast aims to bring you the bits of Tennis that aren't being spoken about elsewhere from what we all see at club level to experts within the game and legends such as John Lloyd and Pat Cash. Have a listen to the back catalogue, like the pod, subscribe and remember 5 stars will help our fragile egos. Contact us tennis@boomcoaching.co.uk

Myself and George are delighted to be joined on this weeks episode of the podcast by former tennis professional and Liverpool fan Marcus Willis. We have a great conversation covering many topics which include: - What it takes to become a professional sportsman. - How to deal with high pressure situations. - Liverpools chances this season. Follow Marcus on Twitter + Instagram: https://twitter.com/Willbomb90 https://www.instagram.com/willbomb90/ Follow us on Twitter + Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/blues_brotherspodcast/ https://twitter.com/bluesbrothersp Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyLFKu6hcIwR12qYIwL4doQ

Ahead of Wimbledon, Andrew, Craig and Anna are joined by Marcus Willis, John Parry and Nicole Melichar, who lifts the lid on what it's like to be the centre of attention on Centre Court.   Marcus Willis talks about his famous encounter with Roger Federer in 2016 and the two current top-10 names he beat in qualifying to get there.   Former umpire John Parry, now 82, reminisces about his long career in the chair, which included taking charge of eight Wimbledon finals – most notably the 1987 women's singles final between Martina Navratilova and Steffi Graf, and the 1989 men's singles final.   And Nicole Melichar recalls her run to lifting the 2018 mixed-doubles title, being inspired by her Grandmother, and closing out proceedings on Centre Court.   Also, Craig and Anna predict who might emerge triumphant at the end of the fortnight – and we reveal how the tournament only exists because of a broken piece of maintenance equipment.

What you talking about Willis a Tennis podcast looking at the stories and people working in Tennis around the world. We talk about the physical, mental, tactical and technical sides of the best sport in the world. Your hosts are former ATP 220 and Wimbledon hero Marcus Willis alongside his mate and pro coach Dave Earl In this Podcast we're joined by John Lloyd! A proper legend of Tennis talks about the game we're watching now, how the likes of Murray could come back on tour and he shares some blockbuster stories from his time on tour. We also get Johns Frankenstein opponent made up of the best he ever faced so step forwards McEnroe, Connors, Borg, Edberg to name a few!Give Dave a follow on Twitter or Instagram @Boom_tennis and Marcus is @Willbomb90. Please rate this podcast if possible lie by saying you liked it! Email and get in contact with us at Tennis@boomcoaching.co.uk

Marcus Willis is a former professional British tennis player. Willis made headlines for playing against Roger Federer in the second round of Wimbledon in 2016. Cal chats with Marcus about the Tour, Sponsorship, Centre Court and whats next! If you would like to support the show you can at www.paypal.me/calbertmedia This is a Calbert Media Production. For more information and previous episodes visit www.calbertmedia.com

The story of Wimbledon 2016 is synonymous with that of Marcus Willis. Coming through qualifiers to play Roger Federer on the Centre Court in the second round. A spot on John's San Diego Aviators team followed, and the future looked bright.  Until now. Marcus tells us the story of how he's had to quit tennis, after looking like he was finally breaking through.  Another fab episode. Hit subscribe, leave a review, and share with all your friends. PS. Apologies for the sound issues late on in the show!

The good brother Coach Willis stops by the show to speak on his unorthodox route to the head coaching position at LaVega, making it to the Regional tournament in his 1st full season, being a father of 5. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wacowill/support

What you talking about Willis a Tennis podcast looking at the stories and people working in Tennis around the world. We talk about the physical, mental, tactical and technical sides of the best sport in the world. Your hosts are former ATP 220 and Wimbledon hero Marcus Willis alongside his mate and Level 5 coach Dave Earl Today's guest is Billy Harris (Twitter: @billyharris95) and he's climbing the ATP rankings the hard way from sleeping in a camper van & eating tinned food through to stringing his opponents rackets. Billy and fellow pro Julian Cash run Tennis Technicians for aspiring players and you can find out more information here www.tennistechnicians.com. Billy competed at Wimbledon as a junior, reaching the second round of the main draw. He competed for Great Britain on multiple occasions, one of his highlights as a junior was winning the U16 European Championships captained by Greg Rusedski.Give Dave a follow on Twitter or Instagram @Boom_tennis and Marcus is @Willbomb90. Please rate this podcast if possible lie by saying you liked it! Email and get in contact with us at Tennis@boomcoaching.co.uk

What you talking about Willis a Tennis podcast looking at the stories and people working in Tennis around the world. We talk about the physical, mental, tactical and technical sides of the best sport in the world. Your hosts are former ATP 220 and Wimbledon hero Marcus Willis alongside his mate and Level 5 coach Dave Earl This episode is the follow up to Dave's top ten list of most annoying things in Tennis from a few weeks ago. If you go back into the archive you'll hear lots of waffle, plenty of experts and all of it is obsessed with TENNIS!Give Dave a follow on Twitter or Instagram @Boom_tennis and Marcus is @Willbomb90. Please rate this podcast if possible lie by saying you liked it! Email and get in contact with us at Tennis@boomcoaching.co.uk

What you talking about Willis a Tennis podcast looking at the stories and people working in Tennis around the world. We talk about the physical, mental, tactical and technical sides of the best sport in the world. Your hosts are former ATP 220 and Wimbledon hero Marcus Willis alongside his mate and Level 5 coach Dave Earl The boys are joined by David Martins from The Tennis Business Academy who has a podcast with bite-size nuggets of information, advice and ideas on all things related to running a tennis coaching programme or club. If you're out there working hard to get more people learning, playing and enjoying tennis, then give it a go. Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-tennis-business-academy-podcast/id1537245139Give Dave a follow on Twitter or Instagram @Boom_tennis and Marcus is @Willbomb90. Please rate this podcast if possible lie by saying you liked it! Email and get in contact with us at Tennis@boomcoaching.co.uk

What you talking about Willis a Tennis podcast looking at the stories and people working in Tennis around the world. We talk about the physical, mental, tactical and technical sides of the best sport in the world. Your hosts are former ATP 220 and Wimbledon hero Marcus Willis alongside his mate and Level 5 coach Dave Earl In this Podcast we’re joined by Mike Dickson The Daily Mail Tennis correspondent who talks about his career, life following the tour, thoughts on the comebacks of Murray and Federer plus he looks back at the best he’s ever seen on a Tennis court. Give Dave a follow on Twitter or Instagram @Boom_tennis and Marcus is @Willbomb90. Please rate this podcast if possible lie by saying you liked it! Email and get in contact with us at Tennis@boomcoaching.co.uk

What you talking about Willis a Tennis podcast looking at the stories and people working in Tennis around the world. We talk about the physical, mental, tactical and technical sides of the best sport in the world. Your hosts are former ATP 220 and Wimbledon hero Marcus Willis alongside his mate and Level 5 coach Dave Earl In this Podcast we’re joined by Alistair Higham who is an international expert on matchplay and momentum in sport. His work on momentum includes advising professional tennis players, footballs teams, coaches, players and athletes. Have a look at www.coachingedgeuk.com and get a 20% discount as well as a free taster course – lets get that win!Give Dave a follow on Twitter or Instagram @Boom_tennis and Marcus is @Willbomb90. Please rate this podcast if possible lie and say you liked it! Email the show tennis@boomcoaching.co.uk

This week we have an amazing pod with professional tennis player Emily Webely-Smith. Emily is currently in India playing ITF events but has also found time to check out the new touchtennis centre over there. We find out about how Emily may or may not have lost to The Goat, why she's picking Marcus Willis in a certain category and would she tag Bear Grylls? We also answer your write in questions and say hello to a bunny that sent their clip in.

In the latest episode of The Passing Shot, the tennis podcast by fans, Joel and Kim are joined by former professional tennis player Marcus Willis who has recently announced his retirement from the tour.Marcus talks about his life in tennis so far, from his time spent on the Futures circuit to his career high at Wimbledon 2016 where he qualified for the Main Draw and ended up playing Roger Federer on Centre Court in the second round.From the emotional high of that moment to the everyday struggles of tour life, Marcus talks through the highs and lows of his career, the challenges and changes on the tour and his plans for the future.______________Follow Marcus Willis on Twitter - @Willbomb90Follow Marcus Willis on Instagram - @willbomb90Listen to Marcus Willis podcast 'What you talking about Willis?' on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Google Podcasts.______________Share your fan thoughts on the week with the #passingshotpod on social media.Twitter: @passingshotpodInstagram: @passingshotpodOr drop us an Email: passingshotpod@gmail.comWritten, presented and produced by Joel Girling and Kim MackenzieCrowdfunded by our listeners.Recorded on 23rd March 2021.

What you talking about Willis a Tennis podcast looking at the stories and people working in Tennis around the world. We talk about the physical, mental, tactical and technical sides of the best sport in the world. Your hosts are former ATP 220 and Wimbledon hero Marcus Willis alongside his mate and Level 5 coach Dave Earl In this Podcast we’re joined by Matt Smith our first ever returning guest who answers the question of whether you have to be loaded to be an elite player. Most top players have spent around $20,000 a year on coaching so if you can't afford that can you make it?Give Dave a follow on Twitter or Instagram @Boom_tennis and Marcus is @Willbomb90. Please rate this podcast if possible lie and say you liked it! Give your feedback via email tennis@boomcoaching.co.uk

In 2016, British tennis player Marcus Willis rose to fame with one of the most memorable runs to the 2nd round of Wimbledon in the tournament´s history. In just a few weeks the 25-year-old went from giving up tennis and coaching part-time to ´chancing his arm´ at Wimbledon Pre Qualifying. He was the last man to get into the event at a ranking of 772 ATP.  7 matches later he had won through pre-qualifying, qualifying and his first round Main Draw before finding himself up against Roger Federer on Centre Court. Now 30, Marcus has this week announced his retirement from tennis.  Listen to him discuss the reasons for his decision, his reflections on his career, and the complexities of the sport before and after that euphoric moment at Wimbledon. This episode has so many great learnings for us all. Enjoy

What are the most annoying things on a Tennis court? The opponent who looks at the wrong ball mark? The doubles partner who tuts when you miss? The player who tries to win a warm up? Marcus Willis brings his tales from the Tour while Dave has a top ten list of irritations from club level. Please send us yours via email tennis@boomcoaching.co.uk and you could even come on the show to share!Give Dave a follow on Twitter or Instagram @Boom_tennis and Marcus is @Willbomb90. Please rate this podcast if possible lie and say you liked it!

What you talking about Willis a Tennis podcast looking at the stories and people working in Tennis around the world. We talk about the physical, mental, tactical and technical sides of the best sport in the world. Your hosts are former ATP 220 and Wimbledon hero Marcus Willis alongside his mate and Level 5 coach Dave EarlAndy is the curator of System:9 which is a tried and tested system to help train, retain and test a youngsters development on a Tennis court. You can find out more about it all here www.system-9.comGive Dave a follow on Twitter or Instagram @Boom_tennis and Marcus is @Willbomb90. Please rate this podcast if possible lie and say you liked it!

In the latest episode of The Passing Shot, the tennis podcast by fans, Joel and Kim catchup on another week of action from the ATP and WTA Tours, with Andrey Rublev continuing his streak of success at ATP500 level and young Dane Clara Tauson claiming her first Tour Title in Lyon as a Qualifier.They discuss Petra Kvitova’s path to her 2nd Doha title, celebrate another week of success on tour for a Cerundolo brother, and look ahead to the long awaited comeback of a certain Roger Federer in Doha.They round up ATP rankings news, the retirement of Brit Marcus Willis and debate the value of service lets whilst Joel also teases Kim with a very frustrating Mysterious Player._______Share your fan thoughts on the week with the #passingshotpod on social media.Twitter: @passingshotpodInstagram: @passingshotpodOr drop us an Email: passingshotpod@gmail.comWritten, presented and produced by Joel Girling and Kim MackenzieCrowdfunded by our listeners.Episode backed by Beth Wolensky and Erick Pinnick.Recorded on 7th March 2021.

Jessica Pegula deals Karolina Pliskova her worst loss in recent memory, Francisco Cerundolo tries to keep up with his younger brother, and Marcus Willis officially says goodbye.

We discuss what we’ve seen so far this week in Doha and Rotterdam, including a barnstormer between Garbine Muguruza and Aryna Sabalenka, progress for Kei Nishikori, the end of Stefanos Tsitsipas’ losing streak in doubles, and Andy Murray’s 7-5, 6-2 defeat against Andrey Rublev. Hear part of Murray’s fascinating post match press conference in which he explains why he was disappointed in his performance and why he will continue to demand a lot of himself. There’s also news of Marcus Willis’ retirement and the discovery of Juan Manuel Cerúndolo. Then, we move on to answering more listener questions. In best-of-five set matches, should there be a games-won threshold that the losing player must reach after two sets to trigger five sets? Is there such a thing as a straight-sets classic? What is our best prediction of what Federer can achieve when he returns? And if we could choose any current players to face off on any court on any surface, who would we pick? 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.SUPPORT THE TENNIS PODCASTWe are crowdfunded for 2021 but if you’d like to receive a reminder e-mail in December when our next campaign goes live, then you can sign up here - http://eepurl.com/gwWILXNEWSLETTERSign up to get our news, offers, predictions and Matt’s Stat - http://eepurl.com/gbmzRXEMAILWe hope that the podcast helps to provide some form of escape during these challenging times. If you ever feel like writing to us, our e-mail is open – info@tennispodcast.netSOCIAL MEDIA Twitter - https://twitter.com/TennisPodcastInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/thetennispodcast/Reddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/thetennispodcast/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What you talking about Willis a Tennis podcast looking at the stories and people working in Tennis around the world. We talk about the physical, mental, tactical and technical sides of the best sport in the world. Your hosts are former ATP 220 and Wimbledon hero Marcus Willis alongside his mate and Level 5 coach Dave Earl In this Podcast Marcus opens up on why he's chosen to retire from professional tennis, what his greatest moments were, his greatest regrets and he looks forward to his future. Give Dave a follow on Twitter or Instagram @Boom_tennis and Marcus is @Willbomb90. Please rate this podcast if possible lie and say you liked it!

What you talking about Willis a Tennis podcast looking at the stories and people working in Tennis around the world. We talk about the physical, mental, tactical and technical sides of the best sport in the world. Your hosts are former ATP 220 and Wimbledon hero Marcus Willis alongside me his mate and Level 5 coach Dave Earl Today we look at how a Tennis Coach can be the driving force behind players, parents and the club. Our guest is Surrey Performance Manager Justin Sherring who is current coach of Doubles star Joe Salisbury but has also coached Jo Konta and Jack Draper in a colourful career that started trying to beat a wall of an off license!Give Dave a follow on Twitter or Instagram @Boom_tennis and Marcus is @Willbomb90. Please rate this podcast if possible lie and say you liked it!

La Vega girl's basketball coach Marcus Willis joined #UNR ahead of his team's playoff game against Salado tonight.

What you talking about Willis a Tennis podcast looking at the stories and people working in Tennis around the world. We talk about the physical, mental, tactical and technical sides of the best sport in the world. Your hosts are Dave Earl a coach of 20 years and Level 5 qualified alongside Wimbledon hero and former pro player Marcus Willis.Jack Heimann is todays guest and he’s a full time Strength and Conditioning coach who works with all levels of player from juniors through to senior club players. Jack talks about how much we should be doing off court, what good juniors should concentrate on, his wishes for club players and much more. You can follow Jack on Twitter and Instagram @ClearerWayCoach Give Dave a follow on Twitter or Instagram @Boom_tennis and Marcus is @Willbomb90. Please rate and subscribe to this pod and tell others in Tennis what we’re doing.

On Episode 185 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I spoke with ATP Pro Marcus Willis about how he went from teaching tennis lessons for 30 pounds an hour (about $40) to playing Roger Federer on Center Court at Wimbledon in 2016.  Marcus has reached a career high ranking of #322 in singles and #209 in doubles on the ATP tour. He was also ranked as high as 15 in the combined junior world rankings. But Marcus struggled to breakthrough on the pro tour until he decided to work harder than everyone else and had a support system that held him accountable. Then in 2016 his hard work paid off; he got through pre-qualifying, qualifying, and his first round match to face arguably the greatest player of all time on Center Court at Wimbledon. On the show, you'll learn the in-depth story behind Marcus's incredible run at Wimbledon, how he was able to win against much higher ranked players, the key to transforming his career in 2016, the biggest mistakes that amateur players make, Marcus's huge win in doubles against the defending Wimbledon champions the following year, how to succeed on the tour, and much more! I hope you enjoy my interview with Marcus! Let us know what you think about this episode in the comments below! And be sure to subscribe to Tennis Files to receive the latest tennis content to improve your game straight into your inbox! Will's Instagram Will's Twitter Ilya Marchenko's YouTube Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What you talking about Willis a Tennis podcast looking at the stories and people working in Tennis around the world. We talk about the physical, mental, tactical and technical sides of the best sport in the world. Your hosts are Dave Earl a coach of 20 years and Level 5 qualified alongside Wimbledon hero and former pro player Marcus Willis.In this Podcast we’re joined by Keith Carder who is The Lawn Tennis Association Head of Competition and he’s looking at big changes coming our way. We’ll be reviewing the state of competition and the introduction of the new World Tennis Number which will rank all players in Singles and Doubles. You can follow British competitions on Twitter @LTACompetitions or visit the LTA website and go to the competition page.Give Dave a follow on Twitter or Instagram @Boom_tennis and Marcus is @Willbomb90. Please rate and subscribe to this pod and tell others in Tennis what we’re doing.

In todays pod we go back over the career of Marcus Willis and create an opponent that could keep him up at night! We're Dr Frankenstein and we're making the monster!Get in touch with the pod via email tennis@boomcoaching.co.uk and follow us on Twitter @Willbomb90 or @Boom_tennis . Thanks for listening and please like & subscribe to the podcast so more people get to know about us because we both love attention.

Marcus Willis and Dave Earl are joined by one of the UK's best coaches Matt Smith. Matt had a prestigious playing career that was cut short by injury but he's stayed on court becoming one of the best performance coaches working today. We cover junior tournaments, problems with social media, where our young players are going wrong and as it's Matt we have to talk briefly about Liverpool FC! Follow Matt on twitter @smithy_red, follow Marcus on @Willbomb90 and Dave @boom_tennis. To contact the pod email tennis@boomcoaching.co.uk and tell your mates about what we're doing. Thanks for listening.

Marcus Willis and Dave Earl are today talking about the reality of life on The International Tennis Federation Futures Tour. The money is bad, players all make a loss, practice courts aren't available and even the Tennis balls aren't up to it. Here's an insider view to life as a low world ranked Tennis player live from a Greek ITF event. Follow Marcus on Twitter @Willbomb90 and Dave is on @Boom_tennisTell your mates about the podcast and if you have anything you want to say then email tennis@boomcoaching.co.uk

On Episode 170 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I spoke with USPTA Elite Professional Joel Myers about pro strategies and techniques to help you level up your tennis game. Joel is a world-class tennis coach in San Diego at Coronado Tennis Center and was a 3-time collegiate All American. He was ranked in the Top 10 in singles and doubles in the NAIA and was the National Player of the Year 2010. Joel has almost 50k followers on Instagram thanks to all the fantastic strategies and techniques that he has shared with thousands of tennis players worldwide. He has received numerous testimonials and endorsements from other elite coaches and players including Coach Peter Smith, Craig O' Shannessy, Paul Annacone, Marcus Willis, Dr. Mark Kovacs and Allistair McCaw. On the show, you'll learn the key technical change that helped Joel add 20MPH+ on his serve, how to improve your forehand and backhand technique, Joel's top winning singles and doubles plays that will win you more tennis matches, his journey from top junior player to elite tennis coach, how to prepare for matches and tournaments, the secret to Joel's explosive Instagram growth by sharing his tennis knowledge, and much more! I hope you enjoy my interview with Joel! Let us know what you think about this episode in the comments below! And be sure to subscribe to Tennis Files to receive the latest tennis content to improve your game straight into your inbox! Joel's Website Joel's Instagram Page Dr. Mark Kovacs Interview on the Serve The Tennis Files Podcast Tennis Files YouTube Channel (Subscribe!) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the latest episode of The Passing Shot, the tennis podcast by fans, Joel and Kim countdown their Top 16 dramatic moments from the past decade at Wimbledon.From unpicking all the truly shocking early round upsets to Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal to a British fairy tale in the making with Marcus Willis in 2016 and Jonny Marray/Freddie Nielsen making wildcard men's doubles history. Joel and Kim take another stroll down memory lane but this time on familiar ground at SW19 and share their own experiences too! Will your favourite moments make the list? Listen to find out!And a countdown too jam-packed to limit to just eight! Watch out for part 2 where Joel and Kim will crown their top 8 moments.

This week we speak to pro Marcus Willis. Marcus is known for his impressive run at Wimbledon in 2016 where he came through pre-qualies, qualies, taking down players such as as Medvedev, Rublev, Sugita and going on to face Roger Federer in Round 2 of the main draw on a packed Centre Court.Marcus tells us about:Junior Career and difficulties moving into the mens gameBuild up and aftermath to the Wimbledon runChallenges he has faced throughout his careerHow parenting has changed his outlookPreparing for a return to the tourAdvise for JuniorsAnswer some questions from our Instagram followersTap the PLAY button above and enjoy.Thanks to our Podcast sponsors Head, who make the best rackets in the game

A quick chat with gentleman and scholar, Marcus Willis. Listen to his 2019 plans and thoughts on “those” Wimbledon matches.

On this week's episode, host Jon Wertheim talks with Marcus Willis, the now-26-year-old, No. 401-ranked British player who became the fairytale story of Wimbledon last year. He recalls how his time at Wimbledon has altered his career, what it's like being a father, his plans to move to the U.S., what he's expecting for this year's Wimbledon tournament and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As promised, we're back to recap the second half of the 2016 tennis season, picking up where we left off with the crowning of Djokovic and Muguruza at Roland Garros. We recall the good, the bad, and the absurd thrown our way by the tennis gods: the Williamses at Wimbledon, Cilic's two sets to love woes, and everything del Potro did this season. Also, look out for a previously untold story from Cincinnati regarding our interview with Sania Mirza!   02:22 Sharapova handed a two-year tennis prison sentence 09:18 Putting Dominic Thiem to bed...erm...rest...one last time 12:58 Hyperbole alert: Querrey upsets Novak at Wimbledon 15:38 The deleterious effect of Cilic's dark cloud 16:54 Marcus Willis, the fat farm & British press doing the MOST. 18:45 Wimbledon respite for Williams fans 23:05 The hand of God, a trailblazer, and Vladimir Safin elected to HOF 28:10 Rogers Cup: where were you when Federer shut it down? 35:05 Olympic tennis throws a WRENCH in the tennis season 45:16 SanTina calls it quits 47:50 A few untold stories from Cincinnati 57:50 Pliskova effs up our lives & Stan does it AGAIN?!?! 65:53 Blitzing through the Fall: Murray, Woz & Cibulkova 72:21 JMDP bleeds Argentinian blue at Davis Cup 75:25 Leaving on a lighter note, some fond memories of 2016   Trip Down Tennis Twitter Memory Lane

He was the talk of Wimbledon for the first few days. The man who nearly quit the sport until his girlfriend told him not to, who entered pre-qualifying, won six matches, and made it into the main draw before bowing out to Roger Federer in round two. But as Marcus Willis tells David Law on the Tennis Podcast, he doesn't want to remembered for losing in the second round at Wimbledon. The journey to achieve more starts here, with masses of off-court training, a qualifying wild card at the Erste Bank Open 500 in Vienna, and an invitation to compete for a winner-take-all cheque of $250,000 against Andy Murray, Jo Wilfried Tsonga, Dominic Thiem, Tommy Haas and Goran Ivanisevic. The Tennis Podcast is produced in association with Telegraph Sport. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're back to chat about the first week of Wimbledon 2016, upsets and all. Later in the episode, Michael Lewis returns for his second appearance on the show to tell us about his first trip to the All England Club. We close the show by issuing a few thumbs up and thumbs down before getting into #SeeWhatHadHappenedWas. 2:00 Both French Open winners are out! 13:00 Looking at the women's draw: who's left, great match-ups, Serena-Sveta XIII 23:30 Shall we talk about court assignments? 27:45 Men's draw  36:45 Interview with Michael Lewis, who just came back from his first visit to Wimbledon - the quiet, the pomp, and poppin' bottles 44:30 A few players he saw: Federer on Centre, Venus, Dustin Brown, Vandeweghe, Vinci-Riske 59:00 Sneaking into good seats with the aid of Body Serve friend @stephintheus 1:06:30 Thumbs Up to Marcus Willis, Queen Venus 1:13:30 Thumbs Down to boys behaving badly 1:17:00 #SeeWhatHadHappenedWas Serena gets petty af; or, the "we all hate each other" fallout Check out our guest Michael Lewis' Wimbledon blogging here.

After a week in which we all decided we were Iceland and Wales fans anyway, Johnny and Gav were talking Marcus Willis, power vacuums and how the Tour de France could be improved. Plus the usual Good, Bad & Ugly of the sporting week, Back In Black, Meat Locker and Mexican Handbags – as well as more of your pre-game rituals and superstitions. You can hear The Kickabout live on Radio X from 11am every Saturday, and if you want to take the boys Around Your Ground or introduce them to your mates in the Sunday League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen then get in touch on kickabout@radiox.co.uk

Richard Kaufman, Lucie Ahl and Barry Millns look back on Day 3 of the Championships where British qualifier Marcus Willis’ fairy tale week was ended by Roger Federer. We also hear from Novak Djokovic and Agnieszka Radwanska, who both won their matches on Centre Court.

It's been a rainy start to Wimbledon, but there isn't deja vu to the Paris misery just yet, in large part because of the delightful story of #772 Marcus Willis, who won seven matches to win a trophy of sorts: a chance to face Roger Federer on Centre Court. It was the best sort of sports story, and it brightened an already rainy first week. To talk about the remarkable rise of the man known as "Cartman," we hear from Willis himself, his girlfriend Jennifer Bate, and commentator Mike Cation, who incredulously called Cartman's infamous "RC Coke and a Snickers" breakthrough in Knoxville. And as always, thanks for liking us on Facebook (leave comments on the episode thread!), following us on Twitter (discuss this episode with hashtag #NCR160a!), and subscribing/reviewing on iTunes or whatever your podcasting app/platform of choice may be.

Hearts were won on Centre Court on day 3, but for once, not by seven-time champion Roger Federer. His opponent Marcus Willis, ranked 772 in the world, only won seven games, but the combination of his wide-eyed, cheeky-chappie, smiley reaction to getting his Centre Court opportunity was a breath of fresh of air.  Catherine Whitaker and David Law are joined by the Telegraph's Charlie Eccleshare and BBC 5 Live's Philip Studd to discuss it all. Plus, how did Novak Djokovic look? What about the other Brits - Konta, Evans and Watson? And find out what happened when David bumped into umpires Mohamed lahyani and Carlos Barnardes.  The Tennis Podcast is produced in association with Telegraph Sport. We will have new shows every night during Wimbledon.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Rain intervened on Day 2 at Wimbledon, but not before Serena Williams and Andy Murray began their latest quests for the respective titles.  To discuss their progress, the Stan Wawrinka vs. Taylor Fritz match, and to preview the latest instalment of the Marcus Willis fairytale, Catherine Whitaker and David Law are joined by Simon Briggs of the Telegraph and Jonathan Overend from BBC TV. The Tennis Podcast is produced in association with Telegraph Sport.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mary Rhodes, Chris Wilkinson and Peter Marcato look back on an enthralling first day of the 2016 Championships. We hear from defending champion Novak Djokovic as well as Roger Federer, Garbine Muguruza and world number 772 Marcus Willis who made it through to the second round at his first ever Wimbledon.

Marcus Willis - British No.23, World No.772 and winner of $64 so far in 2016, faces one of the greatest tennis players ever to pick up a racquet - Roger Federer - in the second round of Wimbledon, and The Tennis Podcast team couldn’t wait to talk about it. Gigi Salmon tells us what it was like to be in amongst the Court 17 crowd, describing the Willis victory scenes for BBC Radio 5 Live. Annabel Croft drops by to share the stories she’s heard about Willis, and to reveal that Garbine Muguruza is a heck of a cook. And presenters David Law and Catherine Whitaker review the rest of eventful opening day in which James Ward performed creditably against Novak Djokovic, Dan Evans won well, and Federer found a way past Guido Pella, eventually. The team also preview day 2 at Wimbledon, when Andy Murray will face Liam Broady, Serena Williams makes her bow, and an ‘aggro-fest’ is expected between Nick Kyrgios and Radek Stepanek.  The Tennis Podcast is produced in association with... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Wimbledon is here, the draws are out and The Tennis Podcast team is here to preview the fortnight. Catherine Whitaker and David Law are joined by Simon Briggs, the Telegraph’s Tennis Correspondent, and all three concur on who they see winning the Wimbledon title on the men’s side, with a few disagreements along the way. On the women’s side, no-one seems to agree on anything.  There’s the fairytale run of Marcus Willis, ranked No.775, who has won through 6 matches to make the main draw, and 15 British players in total. The team agree that things are moving in the right direction.  The Tennis Podcast is produced in association with Telegraph Sport. We will have shows every day during Wimbledon.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.