Podcast appearances and mentions of Mary Pierce

In the 25th anniversary year of her milestone Roland-Garros singles title, the TennisWorthy Podcast revisits one of its original episodes with Hall of Famer Mary Pierce.Mary discusses her remarkable career and personal journey with Chris Bowers. Pierce reflects on her early start in tennis, turning pro at 14, and attributes her success to perseverance and hard work. A significant turning point in her life and career came in 2000, leading to her Roland Garros singles and doubles victories that year despite a shoulder injury. Pierce emphasizes the importance of unconditional love and support for young athletes, advising parents to treat their children the same regardless of their performance. She also shares her pride for her 2019 induction into the International Tennis Hall of Fame.This episode originally aired in 2023. The TennisWorthy Podcast is presented by the International Tennis Hall of Fame. For more information and full episode transcriptions, visit tennisfame.com/podcast.

A penas conocida en el circuito internacional, la joven tenista francesa se confirma como la gran revelación de esta edición tras meterse en los cuartos de final luego de apear a la número 3 mundial , la estadounidense Jessica Pegula. En Roland Garros poco a poco se va despejando el camino a la final mientras los cuadros individuales comienzan a contar con un numero reducido de supervivientes. Tras el último lunes de competición ya se conocen a las 8 raquetas, tanto en mujeres como en hombres, que lucharan por la conquista del gran título tenístico en la superficie de arcilla.  Boisson se confirma ante sus paisanosSi hay un nombre a destacar entre los clasificados para cuartos de final es el de Lois Boisson. Una tenista francesa que ocupa la posición 364 en el ranking mundial y que fue invitada por la organización del torneo para participar en el cuadro principal. La “dijonesa” no pudo estrenarse el año pasado en la catedral de la arcilla merced a una prematura y grave lesión que la mantuvo alejada de las canchas durante 9 meses. Un año mas tarde toma su revancha tras colarse en los cuartos de final luego de apear la numero 3 del mundo, la norteamericana Jessica Pegula (3/6 6/4 6/4)A sus 22 años, Boisson está siendo un auténtico descubrimiento para el público local y tras su desempeño representa una enorme esperanza para una nación que no saborea las mieles del éxito en la catedral de la arcilla desde hace 25 años cuando Mary Pierce se alzaba con la copa Suzanne -Lenglen al batir en la final a la española Conchita Martinez (6/2, 7/5).La próxima rival de Boisson será la rusa Mirra Andreeva quien se presentó como la más madrugadora en sacar su billete a cuartos tras apear a la australiana Daria Kasatkina en un partido que no tuvo mayores consecuencias (6/3 7/5)El capricho del sorteo y al gran estado de forma de las tenistas estadounidenses se reflejó igualmente en esta edición de Roland Garros que pase lo que pase contará con una semifinalista norteamericana. Fue la numero 2 del mundo, Coco Gauff, quien propuso el desafío tras vencer a la rusa Ekaterina Alexandrova en dos sets (6/0 7/5) teniendo en cuenta que lucharía con una compatriota en cuartos de final tras el duelo fratricida en el que Madison Keys salió victoriosa ante Hailey Baptiste (6/3 7/5).En el cuadro masculino también se generó una gran sorpresa luego de que el kazajo Alexander Bublik dejase fuera al cabeza de serie numero 5, el emergente Jack Draper. El británico que no acertó con su servicio se mostró impotente en casi la totalidad de su duelo ante un irregular Bublik que esta vez realizó uno de los mejores encuentros de su vida (5/7 6/3 6/2 6/4). Capaz de lo mejor y lo peor habrá que contar con su enorme estado de gracia y su potente saque (220 km/h) teniendo en cuenta que en la segunda ronda apeaba a otro gran tenista como es el australiano Alex de Minaur.Por otro lado, el tenista mas laureado de la historia, el serbio Novak Djokovic, no dejó concesiones ante el británico Cameron Norrie (6/2 6/3 6/2). Quizás con la intención de guardar el máximo de energías ante su próximo duelo donde le esperará el vigente subcampeón del torneo, el alemán Alexander Zverev que aprovechaba el abandono del el neerlandés Tallon Griekspoor, cuando el marcador mostraba un resultado de 6/4 3/0 a favor del tenista germano. Arrancan los cuartos de finalLas cosas se ponen serias en Roland garros con las primeras disputas de cuartos de final. Para este martes habrá dos encuentros de damas y dos de hombres. En cuanto a las féminas la numero 1 mundial, la rusa Aryna Sabalenka, se enfrentará a la china (N°8) Qinwen Zheng al tiempo que la ucraniana Elina Svitolina se mide a la vigente campeona del torneo, la polaca Iga Swiatek.En hombres el italiano Lorenzo Musetti tendrá como rival al norteamericano Frances Tiafoe mientras que la jornada la cerrará un apasionante duelo entre otro norteamericano, Tommy Paul, y el defensor del título, el español Carlos Alcaraz.

Começa neste domingo (25) a disputa pelas chaves principais de Roland-Garros. Segundo Grand Slam da temporada de tênis internacional, o torneio francês é o único disputado no saibro e reúne, até 8 de junho, 128 tenistas em cada chave de simples, tanto na masculina quanto na feminina.  Maria Paula Carvalho, de Roland-GarrosEstarão em quadra os grandes nomes do tênis mundial, como o sérvio Novak Djokovic – atual campeão olímpico dos jogos de Paris 2024 –, que sonha vencer o seu 25° torneio de Roland-Garros, e o bicampeão espanhol Carlos Alcaraz. Após vencer o aberto de Roma, no último dia 18 de maio, o espanhol diz estar confiante. "Tem sido uma ótima temporada de saibro até agora, estamos aqui no torneio mais importante e estou muito animado, relembrando as emoções do ano passado", disse o atleta no momento do sorteio de chaves do campeonato. "É ótimo sentir isso de novo. Minha confiança está muito alta", acrescentou Alcaraz. Brasil marca presença com três tenistasJoão Fonseca é o principal nome e o melhor ranqueado, na 65ª posição do ranking mundial da Associação dos Tenistas Profissionais (ATP). Aos 18 anos, sensação do tênis mundial atualmente, o carioca tem conquistado resultados expressivos no circuito internacional. "[Sobre] Paris, a gente sempre ouve falar do Guga [Kuerten]. E foi o meu primeiro Grand Slam como juvenil, então eu acho esse torneio maravilhoso, o mais tradicional, o mais bonito e no saibro, que é a minha origem", disse aos jornalistas. "Paris realmente é diferente", reiterou.  Em sua estreia na chave principal do torneio francês, Fonseca vai enfrentar na primeira rodada o polonês Hubert Hurkacz em confronto inédito no circuito internacional. "O jogo contra o Hurkacz vai ser bem difícil, um jogador com quem eu nunca treinei, vai ser uma experiência nova. Ele é um jogador experiente no tour, não é a melhor superfície dele [saibro], mas é um jogador top 30, que já foi top 10 e então vai ser muito difícil", acredita o jovem carioca.A torcida mal pode esperar para vê-lo no torneio francês, que este ano espera receber 675 mil espectadores para quase 900 partidas. Daniela Campostrini, médica do Espírito Santo, veio conhecer o tradicional complexo esportivo, localizado na zona oeste de Paris. "É a minha primeira vez, estou achando incrível a organização", diz. "O Brasil está todo empolgado com o João Fonseca, já o compara com grandes atletas ganhadores de Grand Slam, o pessoal está empolgado", afirma. "Eu também adoro ver os jogos da Bia [Haddad]. Ela vem tendo umas quedas no rendimento, mas a gente tem esperança que ela vai superar", completa a torcedora.    Outro brasileiro na chave principal é Thiago Monteiro, atualmente na posição 93 do ranking. Ele estreia contra o tcheco Vit Kopriva, 85º. "É um jogo duro, como todos. O Kopriva vem num grande ano, primeira vez que ele está no top 100, e vai ser um jogo parelho", diz o atleta sobre o primeiro adversário.  "Sem dúvida a gente quer ir o mais longe possível, esse é sempre o objetivo. A gente vem se preparando bem apesar de não ter tido uma sequência de bons resultados nas últimas semanas, mas a gente sabe que no tênis um dia muda tudo, então tem que estar preparado para quando a oportunidade aparecer e conseguir agarrar e estar bem da melhor forma fisicamente", conta Thiago Monteiro.No feminino, Bia Haddad, 23ª do mundo, é a única representante brasileira. Ela começa a campanha diante da americana Hailey Baptiste, número 70 do ranking mundial.  A polonesa Iga Swiatek vai brigar pelo quinto título em Roland-Garros. E uma recompensa ainda maior. Este ano, a premiação aos vencedores do torneio vai ultrapassar os € 56 milhões (mais de R$ 369 milhões), um acréscimo de mais de 5% em comparação à edição de 2024. Nas duplas, o Brasil tem cinco representantes na disputa. Os principais nomes na competição são o mineiro Marcelo Melo e o gaúcho Rafael Matos.  Homenagem à NadalNeste domingo, Roland-Garros prestará uma homenagem ao tenista espanhol Rafael Nadal, vencedor 14 vezes em Paris e que se aposentou do esporte no ano passado. Em entrevista à RFI, a diretora do torneio, Amélie Mauresmo, guarda segredo sobre a cerimônia. "O pedido dele é de que seja algo simples, como Rafael Nadal sempre foi nos jogos e como se comportava com os torcedores", observa. "Ele não gosta de estar no centro da atenção, mas após a sua história em Roland-Garros, o seu torneio favorito, ele queria que a homenagem fosse aqui. Faremos algo simples e autêntico", revela.  Uma exposição dedicada a Nadal está em cartaz no Tenniseum, o museu do tênis de Roland-Garros. O público pode ver raquetes, tênis, fotografias e objetos que contam a trajetória do multicampeão. "É uma bela história no tênis, sobretudo aqui em Roland-Garros, a segunda casa dele. Ganhar 14 vezes é impressionante", avalia o canadense Carl Bernard. O turista disse ter ficado emocionado com o que viu. "Quero saber quem vai assumir o lugar de Nadal entre os mais jovens. Vai ser um bom momento, de fortes emoções", aposta.  Além de Nadal, dois tenistas franceses serão homenageados: Richard Gasquet, que vai se aposentar após sua última partida nesta edição, e Mary Pierce, a última francesa a vencer Roland-Garros, em 2000, cuja conquista completa 25 anos. Tribuna Concorde O torneio de Roland-Garros será transmitido para 220 países. Este ano, numa parceria entre a Federação Francesa de Tênis e a Cidade de Paris, a partir da quarta-feira (4), uma área de entretenimento gratuita será montada na Praça da Concórdia. Uma conquista que Amélie Mauresmo celebra. A "Tribuna Concorde é uma chance para turistas e parisienses aproveitarem a experiência de Roland-Garros", explica. "Eu estou muito contente. Eu queria um espaço em Paris onde as pessoas pudessem se reunir em torno de Roland-Garros, sem precisar vir até aqui e pagar ingresso. Haverá arquibancadas, lanches, animações, será uma festa fora de Roland-Garros e isso é uma ótima novidade", conclui.  O local terá capacidade para receber até 5 mil espectadores. Os visitantes poderão assistir às partidas em dois telões em arquibancadas ou espreguiçadeiras, no coração da capital, com DJs e apresentação dos troféus. 

An incomplete but faithful list of people mentioned in this episode: Garrett Crochet. Gerrit Cole. Alex Bregman. Derek Jeter. A-Rod. David Ortiz. Roberto Alomar. Mary Pierce. Bobby Fischer. Josh Waitzkin. Joe Mazzulla. Lucas Giolito. AOC. Stanley Kubrick. David Lynch. Everyone but Frank Stallone, basically. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cette semaine, Court N°1 se consacre à l'avenir du tennis féminin français. Qui succédera à Marion Bartoli, Amélie Mauresmo ou encore Mary Pierce ? Nos spécialistes Tennis se penchent sur la question et espèrent un avenir radieux pour le tennis féminin français.Avec Anthony Rech, Sarah Pitkowski, Eric Salliot et Roch Vidal, entraîneur à la Fédération Française de Tennis des filles de moins de 12 ans.

Join us this week as 3 of our youth share out of Matthew 2:1-12 about the Magi, King Herod and Mary and their response to the birth of Jesus.

L'Effet Rétro' c'est la nouvelle rubrique de Court N°1 ! Toute l'équipe reviendra chaque semaine sur un match de légende, entre souvenirs et anecdotes. Elle est la dernière française à avoir inscrit son nom au tableau de Roland Garros. En 2000, Mary Pierce était en mission pour remporter son deuxième et dernier Grand Chelem. Retour sur le tournoi de la Française, et ce fameux "Tweener" qui aura marqué les esprits. 

Mary Pierce joins Katelyn in sudio to discuss hospice care,and all the specifics that goes with it. They talk programs, benefits, and classes. Tune in for this thoughtful conversation.

PALERMO (ITALPRESS) - Qinwen Zheng si conferma campionessa dei Palermo Ladies Open. Dopo il trionfo nel 2023, la tennista cinese, n. 7 della classifica mondiale, ha vinto anche la 35esima edizione del torneo del Country, battendo in finale la ceca, n. 2 del seeding, Karolina Muchova con il punteggio di 6-4 4-6 6-2 in 2 ore e 48 minuti di gioco. Un match lottato e combattuto che ha entusiasmato i tanti appassionati che hanno riempito le tribune del Country Time Club. Ad avere la meglio è stata Zheng, più fresca atleticamente e lucida nel terzo set dopo due parziali equilibrati, che con questo successo diventa la quarta tennista nella storia a vincere due edizioni consecutive dei Palermo Ladies Open dopo Mary Pierce, Irina Spirlea e Anabel Medina Garrigues. gm/gtr(fonte video: Palermo Ladies Open)

PALERMO (ITALPRESS) - Qinwen Zheng si conferma campionessa dei Palermo Ladies Open. Dopo il trionfo nel 2023, la tennista cinese, n. 7 della classifica mondiale, ha vinto anche la 35esima edizione del torneo del Country, battendo in finale la ceca, n. 2 del seeding, Karolina Muchova con il punteggio di 6-4 4-6 6-2 in 2 ore e 48 minuti di gioco. Un match lottato e combattuto che ha entusiasmato i tanti appassionati che hanno riempito le tribune del Country Time Club. Ad avere la meglio è stata Zheng, più fresca atleticamente e lucida nel terzo set dopo due parziali equilibrati, che con questo successo diventa la quarta tennista nella storia a vincere due edizioni consecutive dei Palermo Ladies Open dopo Mary Pierce, Irina Spirlea e Anabel Medina Garrigues. gm/gtr(fonte video: Palermo Ladies Open)

French-American tennis player Mary Pierce has won four Grand Slam titles, including the Australian Open in 1995. She tells Clayton what it was like to be one of the youngest to start playing tennis professionally, aged 14, when she only started playing tennis four years prior. Tune in as she also delves into her life off the court and how turning to Christianity changed her life forever.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Brian and Josh were joined by Rick Macci, and their conversation touched on a number of topics related to sport psychology and the mental aspect of tennis. Over the past 40 years, Rick Macci has had the distinction of having trained and worked with a “Who's Who” of tennis players including Serena Williams, Venus Williams, Andy Roddick, Maria Sharapova, Jennifer Capriati, Mary Pierce, Anastasia Myskina and many more. In that time, he has had the privilege of working with five players that have reached number one in the world on the ATP and WTA Tours along with eight Grand Slam Champions. Rick's role in the development of Venus and Serena Williams as Grand Slam champions and legends of the sport was also featured in the blockbuster movie King Richard.Rick is also a seven-time USPTA (United States Professional Tennis Association) Coach of the Year, was inducted into the 2010 USPTA Florida Hall of Fame, and in 2017 was the youngest ever to be inducted into the USPTA National Hall of Fame. Currently, Rick continues to teach over 50 hours per week on court at the Rick Macci Tennis Academy with players of all ages. Most recently, Rick co-authored the book Billion Dollar Mind: A Practical Guide to the Game of Life, which is a distillation of his life coaching mindsets paired with the neuro-science to back it up. Tennis IQ Patreon Page: https://www.patreon.com/tennisiqpodcast/membershipTo learn more about Josh and Brian's backgrounds and sport psychology businesses, go to TiebreakerPsych.com and PerformanceXtra.com. If you have feedback about the show or questions on the mental game in tennis you can email us attennisiqpodcast@gmail.com. If you're enjoying the show please rate us on your favorite podcast platform including Apple Podcasts and Spotify and write a review. Don't forget to subscribe on YouTube or your podcast platform of choice (Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, etc.) to stay up to date on future episodes.

Irish music is the flavor today on the Music of America Podcast. Mary Pierce shares her songs Hideaway, Misty Morning and Dublin Bay

The hope state of Rhode island presents us with these guests this week:Singer , songwriter and philosopher ( also film maker) Cole Davidson on Monday.Irish folk music on Tuesday with Mary Pierce and Women FolkWednesday the duo of Two Showed Up.Tequila Jim joins us on Thursday.Friday we wrap things up with with Credence Clearwater Revival cover band called Kelly and the Poor Boys.

The TennisWorthy Podcast revisits Season 1 ahead of Season 2's debut in January 2024, with 5 themed episodes featuring legends and Hall of Famers. Today's theme is the importance of family and the role parents play in the development of young, promising tennis talents. Such as the competitive nature of tennis and the need to start relatively early, that it's hard to get to the top without having had at least one parent who gave up an awful lot to help their child get a foothold in the sport. Legends of the game Vijay Amritraj, John Newcombe, Mary Pierce and Tracy Austin speak to the impact their families had on their careers, both positive and negative, and how to parent aspiring tennis players today.For more information on the TennisWorthy podcast and full episode transcriptions, visit tennisfame.com/podcast.

This episode is in the loving memory of Mary Pierce. May you rest in peace. Episode #364

He's a former coach to Venus and Serena Williams, was portrayed in the hit film King Richard, and has also worked with stars like Andy Roddick, Maria Sharapova, Jennifer Capriati, Mary Pierce and more. Hall of Fame tennis coach Rick Macci joins us on Match Point Canada this week to discuss his passion and love for the game, how he still stays heavily involved teaching and sharing his knowledge and love of the game through his academy. We recap the ATP Finals as Novak Djokovic won a record-breaking seventh end-of-year title in Turin, and look at the prospects of Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz moving forward. Meantime, Canada prepares as defending champion at the Davis Cup Finals this week from Malaga, Spain. All of that and more on our latest episode of MPC!

The Common Good podcast is a conversation about the significance of place, eliminating economic isolation and structures of belonging.   For this episode, Devin Bustin and I speak with Mary Pierce Brosmer. Mary founded Women Writing for a Change and for over 30 years WWf(a)C has provided a safe and non-competitive environment for individuals to develop their writing skills, cultivate their creativity and strengthen their voices. We speak to Mary about her poetry, how she holds space, her life as a teacher and what led her to develop the organization.You can find copies of Mary's recited poems here.The next Abundant Community conversation is on September 14 with David Brooks. You can register here.This episode was produced by Joey Taylor and the music is from Jeff Gorman. You can find more information about the Common Good Collective here. Common Good Podcast is a production of Bespoken Live & Common Change - Eliminating Personal Economic Isolation. 

Mary Pierce of Floresville has been named to the Abilene Christian University spring 2023 Dean's Honor Roll. Mary is a senior majoring in nursing. To qualify for the Dean's Honor Roll, students must be registered for 12 or more credit hours and earn a grade-point average of 3.6 or higher.Article Link

Dans le jour où, tous les soirs du lundi au vendredi, le passé éclaire le présent : grâce à ses archives, la rédaction d'Europe 1 fait le récit d'un événement relié à l'actualité.

Welcome to the Sports Spectrum Minute featuring a short clip of inspiration from a previous Sports Spectrum Podcast interview. Today we hear from Tennis Hall of Famer and 2000 French Open champion Mary Pierce. Her appeared on Sports Spectrum's Podcast in June 2020. You can listen to the entire interview here.  Receive our Sports Spectrum Devotional written by professional athletes for FREE when you sign up for our Sports Spectrum Weekly Email Newsletter. Sign up here. http://SportsSpectrum/newsletter 

As the youngest American to ever turn pro at the time, Mary Pierce's entrée into tennis is the stuff of a Hollywood film. But it was her perseverance and belief that generated sustained results over the course of a Hall of Fame career. In a wide-ranging and revealing conversation, Mary tells her story from how fate led her to pick up a racquet at age 10, to how she continues to give back to the sport today. Episode 4 of TennisWorthy details how Mary's desire to be the best she could possibly be in everything she did and ability to focus on what she could control led to a positive focus. Mary Pierce is a four-time Grand Slam champion, and the most recent French person, man or woman, to win the singles title at Roland Garros. In 2000, in addition to lifting the singles trophy, she teamed with Martina Hingis to win the French Open doubles title. She finished her career with 18 WTA singles titles and 10 doubles titles, and reached a career-high singles ranking of No. 3 in the world. In 2019, she became the fifth Frenchwoman inducted into the Hall of Fame. For more information on today's episode and the TennisWorthy podcast, visit tennisfame.com/podcast.

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

Hello gorgies! Today, we're talking about why Jennette McCurdy is glad her mom (mam) died. This is a harrowing story of years-long maternal abuse but our Jen tells it with wit and charm. Saz didn't think she was a fan but by the end of the ep she sort of changes her mind? It's a goodun if you ask me (Paul) so have yourself a merry little read. I'd recommend an accompanying cosmopolitan. And if you don't have Cointreau, do a Sarah and pop in one segment of an easy peeler.We go on to talk about how strongly we felt emotions as kids (and adults). Sarah had to take a day off school after the tragic (but quite funny) demise of Flower the meerkat, and Paul missed a family trip because Mary Pierce tore her ACL and he cried so much it made him sick. I don't know why I'm talking about myself in the third person.See you next week for a SHEKSHY pirate who kidnaps a young man and has his booty. Adore you xxx Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The United States is currently experiencing an early uptick in flu and respiratory syncytial virus infections, straining a health-care system trying to recover from the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition, healthcare facilities continue to try an keep up with evolving guidelines from the CDC, CMS, and OSHA. In this episode, we are joined by Mary Pierce and Erin Patnode from Cheshire Medical Center discuss the latest in COVID-19 infection prevention strategies. Dr. Phil Adamo, Section Chief and Medical Director of Occupational and Environmental Health and Wellbeing, also joins the conversation to discuss the evolution of occupational health with regards to COVID-19. Dr. Michael Calderwood, Infectious Diseases physician and Chief Quality Officer for Dartmouth Medical Center, offer some insights around vaccination and the future of the COVID-19 management. The information shared in this episode is meant for medical education and should not be considered as medical advice.

Mike De Jongh coming on the show and talking to us about his experiences travelling the world forcing himself to go pro in Tennis, Coaching the likes of Amanda Coetzer, Mary Pierce, Ai Sugiyama and Martina Navratilova. Retiring to start Sports Eyewear Brands aswell as multiple other businesses and Ultimately being a mentor and coach for Christiaan Bezuidenhout. The Human Golf Show

每日英語跟讀 Ep.K394: Of Red Clay and French Existentialism   The most prominent feature of the French Open is that this Grand Slam tournament takes place on the rusty red clay of Roland Garros, a beloved detail that is as much a part of local culture and tradition as the bouquinistes that sell art and used books along the Seine. 法國網球公開賽最突出的特點，就是這項大滿貫賽事在羅蘭蓋洛球場鏽紅色的紅土上舉行。如同塞納河畔販賣藝術品與二手書的舊書攤一樣，這是一個令人喜愛的細節，也是當地文化與傳統的一部分。 And yet, as it so often is in the country that claims Albert Camus and Simone de Beauvoir, the relationship between France and its “terre bateau” is a little more complicated. 然而，就像這個擁有卡繆和西蒙波娃的國家過去經常發生的那樣，法國與自家「紅土球場」之間的關係有點複雜。 This red clay that comes from a small brick factory in Oise, north of Paris, elicits so much love. 來自巴黎北方瓦茲一家小型磚廠的這種紅土深受眾人喜愛。 But the clay has also become a symbol of deep frustration. A Frenchwoman has not won the singles championship that this country so treasures, the one that requires more grit but also more thought than any other, since Mary Pierce in 2000. A Frenchman has not won it in 39 years, since Yannick Noah in 1983. 但這種紅土也成為深刻挫折的象徵。自2000年的瑪麗．皮爾絲以來，還沒有一位法國女子贏得這個國家如此珍視的單打冠軍，這個冠軍需要更多的意志力，也需要更多思考。自1983年的諾亞之後，法國男人已有39年未獲男單冠軍。 Why? 為什麼？ The answer likely has a lot to do with a central contradiction in the home of red clay's biggest stage. Just 11.5% of the tennis courts in France are made of the traditional red clay and most of those are in private clubs. Another 16.5% of courts are made of an imitation clay surface that is similar to the terre bateau but plays harder and faster than the softer traditional clay. 答案跟這個紅土賽事最高舞台主場的重要矛盾可能有很大關係。法國只有11.5%網球場使用傳統紅土，且大多數都是私人俱樂部的網球場，另有16.5%的球場表面由仿紅土製成，雖跟紅土球場類似，但比較軟的傳統紅土打起來更硬且更快。 Winning on clay requires a Ph.D. in what coaches and players call point construction, which is shorthand for playing tennis like chess, thinking not only about this next shot but three shots down the line. Learning that to the point where it is instinctual can take years, and like most things, the earlier one starts training the brain to think that way, the better. 想在紅土賽場上取勝，必須精通教練和球員所稱點的建構，這是像下棋一樣打網球的簡單表達，不僅是想著下一次擊球，還要考慮接下來的三次擊球。將此學習到如同直覺恐需數年時間，而且就像大多數事情一樣，越早開始訓練大腦以這種方式思考越好。 “On clay, the fight really goes on and on,” said Aurelio Di Zazzo, a coach at the Tennis Club of Paris. “The longer the effort, the more you have to use your mind.” 巴黎網球俱樂部教練迪扎佐這麼說：「在紅土球場，比賽真的是沒完沒了。努力的時間愈久，就愈需要動腦筋。」 The club, which is less than 1 mile from Roland Garros, tries to carry red clay's torch as best it can. That torch is not cheap. Maintaining the courts requires four full-time employees, and new clay costs more than $2,000 a year for each court. Each court must be entirely dug up and redone every 15 years, costing more than $30,000 per court. 這家距離羅蘭蓋洛球場不到一英里的俱樂部，盡其所能地傳承著紅土比賽的火炬。這個火炬可不便宜。維護球場需要四名全職員工，每個球場每年鋪新紅土的費用超過2,000美元。每隔15年，每個球場都必須徹底挖掉重鋪一次，每個球場花費超過30,000美元。 Levy said it is worth it. 勒維表示，這是值得的。 “This clay is a part of France,” he said. 他說：「紅土球場是法國的一部分。」Source article: https://udn.com/news/story/6904/6379673

No surprises here but Gabe Jaramillo, with his trademark Akubra hat, is going to become a Coaching Podcast favourite! Gabe is in the business of building confidence and believing in the power of the dream - BIG dreams! His compelling coaching moments, of which there are many, recount the struggles and success stories of working with world-renowned tennis players, including Kei Nishikori, Andre Agassi, Jimmy Arias, Jim courier, Pete Sampras, Maria Sharapova and Monica Seles. Gabe's stories are guaranteed game-changers in unlocking our own potential; so stay tuned-in until the very end to discover Emma Doyle's dream! Gabe's knowledge, wisdom, planning, passion and declaration of purpose, have seen him accomplish incredible results and amass a huge ‘Tennis on Demand' social media following, spreading the word on what it takes to be a coach and/or parent of a talented player. Speaking of innovating, fast-track to; Best Coaching Moment 3:15 The difference between talent and potential 5:30 Coaching moment that didn't go so well - You call yourself a coach? 8:20 Sliding Doors Question – My player, my athlete, my student 14:43 What is your dream? – No.1 in the world…a declaration of purpose 18:00 What makes a great coach? What did you learn? 19:25 How do we find balance? 23:10 Best coaches in the world…we never stop learning 25:20 Responsibility of social media 27:05 Talent & Potential - negotiation from a very early age 30:00 9-year-old Maria Sharapova ‘what is my objective for today?' 34:14 What is Emma Doyle's dream? 38:30 Let us know, what did you learn? What is your dream? About Gabe Jaramillo Gabe Jaramillo is a Colombian/American renowned Tennis Coach, Entrepreneur, Innovator, Consultant, Influencer, and Motivational Speaker. Jaramillo is Senior Executive Vice President, Director of Tennis Training at Altitude International Holdings Inc. and serves on its Board of Directors, (pun intended!). Jaramillo worked with and developed many of the greatest players in tennis history, including training 11 of the world's No.1-ranked players and 27 top-10 players, such as Andre Agassi, Jim Courier, Mary Pierce, Maria Sharapova, Monica Seles, and Kei Nishikori. Jaramillo is the co-founder of Club Med Academies, now Altitude Academies. His Tennis On Demand YouTube channel has over 10 million viewers, Facebook reaches over 100 thousand, and his Instagram in excess of 65 thousand followers. Tennis on Demand YouTube https://youtu.be/fyB0z-xtMMc

Floresville residents Megan Lovejoy and Mary Pierce have been named to the spring 2022 Dean's Honor Roll at Abilene Christian University. To qualify for the Dean's Honor Roll, students must be registered for 12 or more credit hours and earn a grade-point average of 3.6 or higher.Article Link

L'invitée du jour est la tenniswoman Mary Pierce. La championne aux plus de 500 victoires, elle est aussi la dernière Française à avoir gagné Roland-Garros. Elle est aujourd'hui consultante pour France Télévision à l'occasion du [...]

Rick Macci is our guest for the twelfth episode of Baseline Intelligence. Rick is a 7-time USPTA national coach of the year and has coached Venus and Serena Williams, Andy Roddick, Maria Sharapova, Jennifer Capriati and Mary Pierce. He's also featured prominently in the Oscar winning movie "King Richard". We talk 1:30 Where he gets his energy and passion from 5:08 How he got started with the Williams sisters 14:21 What Richard did well as a tennis parent 19:31 How he coaches parents 21:00 What he learned from Venus 23:49 What he learned from Serena 26:14 Why competitive drive is so important Sound effects from https://www.zapsplat.com

Rick Macci is a USPTA Master Professional and seven-time USPTA national coach of the year, he has coached five world number one ranked players: Andy Roddick, Jennifer Capriati, Maria Sharapova, and Venus and Serena Williams. We also talk about the other player he has worked with such as Sofia Kenin and Mary Pierce. We go in-depth about his personal relationship with Donald Trump as well.   We also talk about the "King Richard" movie, the film about young Serena Williams and Venus Williams coached by their father Richard. 

Welcome to REINVENTED with Jen Eckhart! You better bring your A-game because you're about to get served as Jen goes off the court with legendary hall-of-fame tennis coach, Rick Macci. They discuss the true story behind the major motion picture "King Richard," starring Will Smith, including how he trained Venus and Serena Williams, as depicted in the movie, to become the champions they are today. They also dive into how he managed to reinvent the game of tennis by training some of the most notable, top athletes in the world: Venus and Serena Williams, Andy Roddick, Maria Sharapova, Jennifer Capriati, Mary Pierce -- and more! The seven-time Tennis Coach of the Year also shares plans for how U.S. Men's Tennis can get back in the spotlight on the world stage, and ways we can challenge our fears in life both on and off the court.Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe on Spotify, Apple and YouTube. You can also follow @JenniferEckhart on Instagram and Twitter. Thanks for listening!

Mary Pierce of Pierce & Company has been in Tap the Potential's Better Business, Better Life™ program for about a year now, and she's our featured guest today! In this episode, we examine ways to get a better quality of life when business is going well but we're kind of feeling “stuck in the weeds”.  If you're feeling the “scarcity mindset” of not having enough time, money, or love and you're ready to transition to the “abundance mindset” where you feel safe and supported, you'll want to listen to this inspiring conversation! Profit by Design is a Tap the Potential Production in collaboration with Small Business Consulting Group. Show Highlights: As Mary explains, she is an experienced CPA who has worked in the accounting profession for over 30 years, advising clients in construction, real estate, and service businesses, and she has recently niched down even further to the automotive repair shops. Mary describes how she felt about her business and her life at the time that she joined the Better Business, Better Life™ program. How to get out of the scarcity mindset. Mary shares the many changes in her business and her life that have her excited. What Mary has gotten out of the How to Hire the Best course. Change your thinking from “I can't” to “How Can I”. Mary addresses her plans for her future. Why many business owners are ready to look for a j-o-b. What endeavors, hobbies, or professional interests would YOU like to explore outside of your business? Do you recognize yourself in Mary's “before” story? Take our Better Business, Better Life™ assessment and schedule a consultation!   Links and Resources: Download Your Free Workbook: How to Make Your Time Worth $10,000 an Hour Book Mentioned: Unleash Your Primal Brain: Demystifying how we think and why we act by Tim Ash  

The guys recap and epic French Open that has left them both worn out. Expect the unexpected sums up the results for the women as Barbora Krejcikova builds off her Strasbourg win to take her first Grand Slam singles title... she took the doubles title to boot, becoming the first player since Mary Pierce in 2000 to achieve that feat. Aldwin and Jason break down the semis and what's next for players like Gauff, Sakkari and Pavlyuchenkova after their deepest slam runs yet. On the men's side Novak Djokovic is further snatching that G.O.A.T. status by completing the epic feat of out Rafa'ing Rafa Nadal in the semis, which featured one of the best sets of tennis ever played in the 3rd. Adding a flare for the dramatic, Djokovic would lose the first two sets to first time finalist Stefanos Tsitsipas, only to regain momentum early in the third set and never look back.  The guys review what makes Djokovic so good, what brings him so much hate, and his chances to surpass Rafa and Roger for most slams in 2021 as he works towards the Golden Slam (including the potential Olympic Gold in Tokyo).  E: readyplaytennispodcast@gmail.com IG & TikTok: @readyplaytennispodcast

Caleb does his regular weekend recap starting in the City of Paris. Djokovic and Nadal was great enough to extend curfew and then Novak had an even bigger comeback against Grecian Stefanos Tsitsipas. Barbora Krejčíková won both the Women's Singles and Doubles at the 2021 French Open, becoming the first person to accomplish that since Mary Pierce at the 2000 French Open. Then Caleb takes a look at the Starkville and Lubbock Regionals in the NCAA Baseball Tournament as it goes through the Super Regionals. Caleb goes from college to pro to recap the MLB series between the St. Louis Cardinals and the Chicago Cubs. Last but not least Caleb goes through NBA Playoff results from the past few days. As always, Theme music by The Riley Brothers Band. Find them at therileybrothersband.bandcamp.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brodie-sports/message

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit dem Daily vom fünfzehnten und letzten Tag der French Open. Es stand das Finale der Herren an. Djokovic mit "rope-a-dope"? Am Ende gewann Novak Djokovic und mit dem fängt natürlich auch die Sendung an. Schließlich hat der Sieg vom Sonntag durchaus historische Implikationen. Denn Djokovic ist nun bis auf einen Titel an Rafael Nadal und Roger Federer herangekommen, die beide bei 20 Grand Slam Titeln stehen. So wird Djokovic schon in Wimbledon die Chance bekommen mit den anderen beiden Spielern in den Big 3 gleichzuziehen. Bei den US Open könnte er in der Theorie sogar zum alleinigen Rekordhalter werden. Auch der Grand Slam ist erstaunlicherweise noch möglich in diesem Jahr. Nach der Einordnung begeben sich Andreas und Philipp in die Analyse der einzelnen Sätze. Schon den ersten Durchgang hätte Djokovic gewinnen können. Doch am Ende schaffte er es nicht den ersten Satz durchzubringen, obwohl er schon mit 6:5 und Break führte. Im zweiten Satz gab es dann einen eher lethargischen Djokovic zu sehen und einen Tsitsipas in Bestform. Dieser dominierte mit der Vorhand und hielt die Punkte kurz. Im dritten Satz gab es dann ein langes, intensives Spiel in dem sich Djokovic fünf Breakbälle erspielte und den Finalen zu nutzen wusste. Im Anschluss drehte sich das Match. Obwohl sich Tsitsipas gerade im fünften Satz noch mal gegen die Niederlage stemmte, konnte Djokovic letztlich seinen 19. Grand Slam Titel gewinnen. Krejcikova holt das Double Doch nicht nur das Herrenfinale im Einzel fand an diesem Sonntag statt. Auch im Damen-Doppel wurde der Titel vergeben. Und dieser ging wie im Einzel an Barbora Krejcikova, dieses Mal zusammen mit Katerina Sinakova. Damit ist Krejcikova, die erste Spielerin seit Mary Pierce im Jahr 2000, die beide Titel gewinnen konnte. Wie gewohnt gibt es am Ende noch eine Einschätzung des Gesamtturniers. Wir hat es Andreas und Philipp gefallen?

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit dem Daily vom fünfzehnten und letzten Tag der French Open. Es stand das Finale der Herren an. Djokovic mit "rope-a-dope"? Am Ende gewann Novak Djokovic und mit dem fängt natürlich auch die Sendung an. Schließlich hat der Sieg vom Sonntag durchaus historische Implikationen. Denn Djokovic ist nun bis auf einen Titel an Rafael Nadal und Roger Federer herangekommen, die beide bei 20 Grand Slam Titeln stehen. So wird Djokovic schon in Wimbledon die Chance bekommen mit den anderen beiden Spielern in den Big 3 gleichzuziehen. Bei den US Open könnte er in der Theorie sogar zum alleinigen Rekordhalter werden. Auch der Grand Slam ist erstaunlicherweise noch möglich in diesem Jahr. Nach der Einordnung begeben sich Andreas und Philipp in die Analyse der einzelnen Sätze. Schon den ersten Durchgang hätte Djokovic gewinnen können. Doch am Ende schaffte er es nicht den ersten Satz durchzubringen, obwohl er schon mit 6:5 und Break führte. Im zweiten Satz gab es dann einen eher lethargischen Djokovic zu sehen und einen Tsitsipas in Bestform. Dieser dominierte mit der Vorhand und hielt die Punkte kurz. Im dritten Satz gab es dann ein langes, intensives Spiel in dem sich Djokovic fünf Breakbälle erspielte und den Finalen zu nutzen wusste. Im Anschluss drehte sich das Match. Obwohl sich Tsitsipas gerade im fünften Satz noch mal gegen die Niederlage stemmte, konnte Djokovic letztlich seinen 19. Grand Slam Titel gewinnen. Krejcikova holt das Double Doch nicht nur das Herrenfinale im Einzel fand an diesem Sonntag statt. Auch im Damen-Doppel wurde der Titel vergeben. Und dieser ging wie im Einzel an Barbora Krejcikova, dieses Mal zusammen mit Katerina Sinakova. Damit ist Krejcikova, die erste Spielerin seit Mary Pierce im Jahr 2000, die beide Titel gewinnen konnte. Wie gewohnt gibt es am Ende noch eine Einschätzung des Gesamtturniers. Wir hat es Andreas und Philipp gefallen?

Au détour d'une rue, à la terrasse d'un café, ou dans une rame de métro, Pascale Clark se balade et recueille les confidences de son invité. Une déambulation sonore dans son quotidien, à travers les lieux qui ont marqué sa vie et sa carrière, pour retracer son parcours et découvrir, ou redécouvrir, sa personnalité.

Au détour d'une rue, à la terrasse d'un café, ou dans une rame de métro, Pascale Clark se balade et recueille les confidences de son invité. Une déambulation sonore dans son quotidien, à travers les lieux qui ont marqué sa vie et sa carrière, pour retracer son parcours et découvrir, ou redécouvrir, sa personnalité.

Lá se vai mais um ano sem nenhum tenista francês ou francesa vencer a Roland Garros. Não bastasse o regime de títulos que já dura vários anos – décadas no caso dos homens – nesta edição do prestigioso Grande Slam, a França não terá nenhum representante na terceira rodada. Bastaram cinco dias de competições para que a aventura dos 28 atletas franceses no torneio de simples chegasse ao fim. Uma situação inédita em mais de 50 anos e extremamente decepcionante para a história do tênis da França. A sentença foi dada na quinta-feira (3). A francesa Fiona Ferro caiu depois de três sets diante da americana Jennifer Brady (6-4 2-6 7-5). Em seguida, foi a vez da francesa Kristina Mladenovic ser batida pela estoniana Anett Kontaveit por dois sets a zero (6-2, 6-0), após 51 minutos de jogo. Richard Gasquet conseguiu resistir um pouco mais – foram 2 horas e 14 minutos na quadra –, mas o francês não foi páreo para o espanhol Rafael Nadal e perdeu por três sets a zero (6-0, 7-5, 6-2).  Após a derrota, Gasquet conversou com a imprensa e tentou amenizar a decepção com o fiasco francês nesta edição da Roland Garros. No entanto, não escondeu a preocupação com a evolução do tênis na França.  "Tivemos uma geração vitoriosa. Estávamos entre os 10, 20 primeiros, então chegávamos muito frequentemente nas oitavas, nas quartas. Teve jogador que foi até às semifinais. Então, a gente não se questionava. Mas, agora quando temos quatro jogadores que começam a se cansar um pouco, é preciso correr atrás do prejuízo e espero que isso vá acontecer o mais rápido possível", disse. Ao mesmo tempo, Gasquet tentou exibir um pouco de otimismo: "Acho que temos bons jovens tenistas e é preciso tentar impulsioná-los, que os atletas mais experientes os ajudem e que todo mundo tente manter o ânimo. É verdade que é um período difícil para todo mundo, mas é justamente preciso se unir para que uma bela geração chegue no tênis francês". Mosqueteiros quase aposentados De fato, os chamados "quatro mosqueteiros" da França – Richard Gasquet, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Gaël Monfils e Gilles Simon – chegaram a ocupar o top 10 do ranking da ATP, mas nunca ganharam um Grande Slam. Hoje todos eles têm mais de 30 anos, se aproximam da idade de anunciar suas aposentadorias e nada garante que eles voltarão a disputar a Roland Garros.  O problema, segundo a imprensa esportiva francesa, é que a nova geração ou não está pronta ou ainda não despontou. Tsonga afirma estar consciente disso e lança um apelo: "Tem coisas que podem ser feitas. Reunir pessoas que se conhecem, pessoas que têm vontade e estão motivadas para fazer as coisas avançarem. Também não somos os piores. Todo mundo busca campeões. Na França, isso não é diferente, também queremos isso. Temos candidatos, mas é preciso que eles evoluam. E, sobretudo, é preciso não ter freios ou um elástico nas costas o tempo todo nos puxando para trás e nos desacelerando". Tsonga sabe do que fala. Ele mesmo amargou uma derrota na primeira rodada da Roland Garros nesta semana contra o japonês Yoshihito Nishioka (6-4, 6-2, 3-6, 7-6 [7/5]).  "Estou um pouco decepcionado de ter perdido. Eu gostaria de ter levado a partida para um quinto set para ver o que poderia acontecido. Mas também estou satisfeito porque talvez seja a primeira vez que eu consigo desenvolver um jogo que se aproxima mais do que eu sou capaz de fazer. Mas é verdade que é uma derrota na Roland Garros e dá uma dor no coração de sair logo na primeira rodada. Mas quero continuar trabalhando. Espero que daqui a pouco as coisas melhorarão, sobretudo no físico. Vou tentar conseguir um pouco mais de capacidade que me permitem ter melhores performances."  Mesmo clima do lado das tenistas mulheres, depois de muita esperança que Fiona Ferro pudesse acabar com o regime de títulos das francesas no torneio. Em oitavo lugar na Roland Garros 2020, ela conversou com a imprensa depois da derrota na quinta-feira para a finalista do último Open da Austrália, a americana Jennifer Brady.  "Gostaria de ter feito melhor, sobretudo em nível de jogo. Estive bem em alguns momentos, mas faltou estabilidade ao longo da partida. Eu não joguei muito nestes últimos tempos, então, meu sentimento é de muita vontade de voltar às quadras para tentar melhorar nos próximos torneios. Para ser sincera, não esperava que não tivesse mais francesas na segunda rodada. Claro que essa é uma constatação um tanto triste e é complicado fazer uma análise, principalmente depois de uma derrota minha. Por isso, no meu caso, eu sei que vai ser preciso retornar ao trabalho para fazer melhor". Décadas sem levantar a taça A última a levantar a taça em Paris de simples foi Mary Pierce, há 21 anos. Já entre os homens, a situação é ainda pior e data de 1983, quando Yannick Noah triunfou. Para o célebre treinador francês Patrick Mouratoglou, técnico da estrela americana do tênis Serena Williams, o fiasco da França na Roland Garros é triste, mas não é surpreendente. Segundo ele, é todo o sistema de gerenciamento dos tenistas que deixa a desejar e precisa se adaptar.  Mouratoglou não poupa críticas à Federação Francesa de Tênis, que segundo ele, centraliza a preparação dos atletas, sem deixar espaço para academias concorrentes, que poderia elevar o nível dos esportistas e treinadores. "Se quisermos brilhar em Roland Garros, precisamos primeiro parar só de trabalhar dentro do centro de treinamentos e nas quadras duras do local. Depois, historicamente, a federação vive em um círculo fechado, sempre com as mesmas pessoas e nunca dá abertura para outras academias, clubes, treinadores. Tem muita gente que trabalha bem na França e devemos todos nos apoiar. Mas é preciso considerar os benefícios da concorrência, como acontece em todos os setores e atividades. Na França vemos isso de forma negativa e impedimos a concorrência de entrar na dança - o que, na minha opinião é um grande erro." Tudo indica que a nova organização da Federação Francesa de Tênis, agora sob a presidência de Gilles Moretton, terá um grande desafio a partir do final da Roland Garros 2021. O certo é que essa edição do torneio entrará para a história como uma das piores do tênis francês. 

A special discussion with our first guest, Mary Pierce, to hear about her experience personally and as a professional in the substance abuse field. Mary has a wealth of knowledge, she discusses the mental health field with beautiful grace and understanding. Hear about drug court success, dual diagnosis, personal success, and losses she has felt working in this field. Thank you to Mary for joining us on this spectacular episode. US National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 800-273-8255 SAMHSA's National Helpline, 1-800-662-HELP (4357) Canada Suicide Hotline 833-456-4566 or via SMS at 686868. If you ever feel in immediate danger please call 911. We would love to hear your feedback on the podcast. Feel free to leave us a message or send us an e-mail at Tableforfivepodcast@gmail.com. You can find us on Table for Five, No Reservations | Facebook Table for Five Podcast (@tableforfivenoreservations) • Instagram photos and videos You can also find our personal pages where we write about our parenting at: Jenn Dunn at Keeping up with Kya | Facebook Jenn (@keepingupwith_kya) • Instagram photos and videos Rachel Flanagan at FlanaVille | Rachel Flanagan (@flanavillethree) • Instagram photos and videos Jaime Ramos at(3) Jaime Ramos Writes | Facebook (@jaimeramoswrites) • Instagram photos and videos Kim McIsaac at Autism adventures with Alyssa | Facebook Kim (@autismadventureswithalyssa) • Instagram photos and videos Tabitha Cabrera at Peaceofautism - Search Results | Facebook Tabitha (@peaceofautism) • Instagram photos and videos

Members of the Court of Avian Artistry make a courtesy call to the Wilson County News March 18 with gift bags to promote the Floresville Peanut Festival Spring Fest, set for May 15. Pictured are Lance Latka (l-r), Prince of Heavenly Gardens; Michael Haag, Prince of Mesmerizing Tropics; Capri Montgomery, Princess of Heavenly Gardens; newspaper Editor Nannette Kilbey-Smith; Mary Pierce, Queen Tunaep; newspaper Operations Director Kristen Weaver; Ty Hartmann, King Reboog; Khloe Rodriguez, Princess of Spirited Deserts; and Martin Escobar, Prince of Spirited Deserts. The Peanut Festival was postponed from October 2020 to May 2021, due to the coronavirus pandemic.Article Link

Guest Jake Freudenberg joined the bench and teamed up with Dan to face Eric & Matt in a game hosted by Scott. In it we learned a lot about 90's and early 2000's female R&B singers, that there are a lot of candy related sports names, and of course that everyone knows Brad Daugherty is related to Matt. Eric also evidently enjoys talking about crack and booger sugar, and NOBODY knows who Mary Pierce is.

This week we’re celebrating former players who have been, in one way or another, ‘lost in time’ or under-appreciated. In part one, we discuss Manuel Orantes’ clay court dominance in the 1970s, Mark Edmondson’s Australian Open victory while ranked 212th, how Mary Pierce’s abusive father overshadowed her three peaks, the way in which Arantxa Sanchez Vicario did a lot more than finish in second place all the time, and Wendy Turnbull’s decade of consistency. 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 PODCAST* Our Kickstarter campaign to crowdfund 2021 went live on December 1st and we reached our funding goal just two days later.Thank you to everyone that has backed us, sent words of encouragement and kindness, and simply appreciated the podcast for what it is. You have ensured that the pod will continue weekly in 2021, daily at Slams, and with plenty of interviews and Tennis Re-Lived along the way.The Kickstarter will remain open until mid-January, so here's the link if you want to show your support, get yourself a shout-out or an intro, or just buy us a beer - https://tennispodca.st/Kickstarter2021w* NEWSLETTER *Sign up to get our news, offers, predictions and Matt’s Stat - http://eepurl.com/gbmzRX* EMAIL *We 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.net See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

INVITÉE RTL - Mary Pierce livre ses impressions sur l'édition 2020 de Roland-Garros qui promet d'être historique.

In this episode, Allistair gets to chat with 2x Singles Grand Slam Tennis Champion, Mary Pierce. In this conversation, Allistair asks Mary about her background growing up, her years training at the famous Nick Bolleteirri Academy in Florida, what she misses most from her playing days, dealing with pressure, who her toughest opponents were, and so much more. 

20 years ago, Mary Pierce ended France's 33-year drought at Roland Garros, by becoming the first woman to lift the Suzanne Lenglen trophy since 1967. Since then, despite success in doubles, no French player, male or female, has been able to replicate Pierce's win at the French Open.  www.thedoublebagel.co.uk

BONUS EPISODE   Mary Pierce is one of the most decorated female tennis players of the past 30 years. She made her tennis debut in March of 1989 at the age of 14 and would go on to a storied career that saw her win two Grand Slam singles championships, 1995 Australian Open, the 2000 French Open and two Grand Slam doubles titles at the 2000 French Open (Doubles) and 2005 Wimbledon (Mixed Doubles).   In 2019, she was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame after a career that saw her high ranking reach as high as No. 3 in the world after defeating Conchita Martinez to win the French Open on June 10, 2000. She is the first Frenchwoman in the Open era and the first French player since Yannick Noah in 1983 to win the French Open title.    On this episode of the podcast, we talk to Mary Pierce about the 20th anniversary of her winning the French Open, forgiving her father after strained relationship for many years, the journey to faith in Christ, and her desire to give back and serve in today's generation.    Follow Mary on Twitter - @_MaryPierce   Check out http://SportsSpectrum.com for more stories of sports and faith. 

Hi guys, in this episode you’re going to listen to Sven Groeneveld. Sven has been a coach on the ATP and the WTA Tour for the past 30 years coaching players such as Monica Seles, Mary Pierce, Michael Stich, Greg Rusedski, Anna Ivanovic, Caroline Wozniacki and the tennis player with the longest winning streak in […] The post #82: Sven Groeneveld – Coaching Principles appeared first on AdamBlicher.com.

Antoine Benneteau est allé à la rencontre de la dernière Française victorieuse à Roland-Garros. Mary Pierce, 20 ans après un succès à Paris devant le public tricolore, se replonge avec lui dans ses années où son tennis s'exprimait le mieux, dans les années de ses débuts, où le tennis et un père entraîneur aussi passionné que tyrannique ont rythmé sa vie de jeune fille. Et aussi dans cette année 2000 où sa foi en Dieu s'est décuplée pour l'emmener au paradis, son paradis.Enregistré en collaboration avec le @studioload et @les.podcasteursEt pour ceux qui découvrent Echange, Antoine Benneteau vous présente ce podcast en images. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

The grand-slam champion and Hall of Famer looks back on the Spring that changed her life—finding her purpose and becoming the only French woman to win Roland Garros in the Open Era, the work she's doing to give back to the sport she loves. Plus Stubbsy tells an epic story on a night out on the town, and Caitlin cries. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Stop undervaluing yourself and free up the time you spend worrying about the small things, to instead focus on helping the clients that you want to serve. Mary Pierce shares how moving to an "abundance mindset" changed her practice and proved that the status quo isn't necessarily the only option.

“That’s one of the things I learned right away is you have to be willing to go on the court every single day and get fired, and stick up for what you believe in." This week's TENNIS.com Podcast guest is WTA and ATP coach Craig Kardon. With 30 years of experience on tour, Kardon has a lot of stories to share with podcast co-hosts Nina Pantic and Irina Falconi.  A former Top 300-ranked pro, Kardon got his pro coaching career started in the late 1980s helping none other than Martina Navratilova to her final Wimbledon title in 1990. He has since worked with Mary Pierce, Lindsay Davenport, Jennifer Capriati, Ana Ivanovic, Xavier Malisse, Alex Bogomolov,  CoCo Vandeweghe and more. He has been a fixture in World TeamTennis for nearly 20 years, spending the last decade guiding the Billie Jean King-owned Philadelphia Freedoms.   Kardon shares how he got his first gig, and why coaches struggle to hold onto any sort of steady work on tour with the coaching carousel spitting out changes seemingly daily. He explains what has kept him in the game, how he manages life on tour and what he looks for when he's seeking out a new player to work with.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We're back from the Wimbledon wilderness to tackle the results and major tennis stories of the past few weeks. On the docket for this episode: a doping suspension, Hall of Fame inductees, and Sveta's visa woes. We also debut a new segment, "Book Report," before bringing back last episode's smash, "Dramatic Reading," to finish the show.   00:50 We're heading back to Cincy & Love Island 05:15 Catching up on ALL the winners 11:11 Haddad Maia's doping scandal 17:38 Andy Murray, Kyrgipas, and Lendl leaves Zverev 22:43 Where in the world is Svetlana Sandiego?! 29:50 Williams social blitz & Franckie/Leylah beef 34:25 Comebacks & remembering Peter McNamara 37:36 HOF Inductees: Li Na, Mary Pierce, and Kafelnikov 43:05 Book Reports: Prajnesh Gunneswaran & Jil Teichmann 49:15 Dramatic Reading: the pettiest of letters

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge, der ersten seit dem Ende des Wimbledon Turniers. Obwohl die größten Namen des Sports es zur Zeit etwas ruhiger angehen lassen, gab es doch Geschichten en masse in der letzten Woche. So gab es bei den fünf WTA- und ATP-Turnieren in der letzten Woche vier PremierensiegerInnen. Rybakina und Ferro triumphieren Auch beim Turnier in Bukarest, wo Elena Rybakina sich erstmals auf der Siegerinnenliste eines WTA-Turniers eintragen konnte. Die 20-jährige Kasachin gehört zu den größeren Talenten im Damentennis. In Lausanne war es die Französin Fiona Ferro, die ihre Premiere feiern konnte. Sie besiegte im Endspiel Alize Cornet. "Silberrücken" Isner Die Herren hatten gleich deren drei ATP-Turniere zu bieten in der letzten Woche. In Bastad konnte sich Nicolas Jarry durchsetzen. Der Chilene ist hochaufgeschossen und ein Spieler, der in den kommenden Jahren noch einen weiteren Sprung nach oben machen könnte. In Umag, wie Bastad übrigens ein Ferienort mit beeindruckender Kulisse, gewann Dusan Lajovic erstmals einen Titel. Der Serbe hatte im Frühling scho...

Bientôt l'été... à Paris, les fans de la petite balle jaune se retrouvent à Roland (Garros). Et pour les autres, le tournoi de tennis sur terre battue c'est devant la télé. Les rideaux du salon sont tirés, il fait chaud (ou presque sinon on bâche) et vous voilà devant Roger et Rafa? Noémie aussi est à Roland. Enfin, pas sur le cours, devant son petit écran. Elle vous raconte l'incroyable victoire du dernier français Yannick Noah en 1983 (la dernière française c'était Mary Pierce en 2000).

Bientôt l'été... à Paris, les fans de la petite balle jaune se retrouvent à Roland (Garros). Et pour les autres, le tournoi de tennis sur terre battue c'est devant la télé. Les rideaux du salon sont tirés, il fait chaud (ou presque sinon on bâche) et vous voilà devant Roger et Rafa? Noémie aussi est à Roland. Enfin, pas sur le cours, devant son petit écran. Elle vous raconte l'incroyable victoire du dernier français Yannick Noah en 1983 (la dernière française c'était Mary Pierce en 2000).

In the latest episode of The Passing Shot presents... Extra Slice, to commemorate the start of the clay season, Joel & Kim take a trip down tennis memory lane and recall Rafael Nadal’s first Roland Garros title at the 2005 French Open. Join us as we apply the patented Passing Shot treatment and take a retrospective catch-up on the men’s, women’s, doubles and junior draws in this throwback episode dedicated to a vintage Grand Slam of the mid 2000s! Got a suggestion for a future retro Grand Slam catch-up? Let us know on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram, what favourite of yours springs to mind!

Today’s episode features world renowned speed coach, educator and author, Henk Kraaijenhof, back for his second appearance on the show. Henk is a breath of fresh air because of his practicality in regards to training.  He is a figure with not only incredible knowledge of various training means (and the science behind those means) but also the practical success to back it up in a sport defined by quantitative measures (track and field).  In a day where we tend to get distracted by “shiny” exercises and various training tools that seem as if they are the breakthrough to the next level in performance, Henk brings us all into a realistic point of view by which we can establish a proper baseline of what works, then proceed to the next level.   On today’s show, we cover the basic ideas of training transfer to athletic speed, as well as a chat on the purpose of standard “strength to bodyweight” levels, and where they even came from.   Henk also digs into some of the modern training tools we are seeing now, such as instability bags and weighted vests and shorts and if they are useful or just “fluff”.  We’ll also get into Kaatsu (blood flow occlusion) training and some applied means by which this type of work could be applied, which could be particularly useful in training conditions where athletes might not be able to get outside and sprint. Today’s episode is brought to you by SimpliFaster, supplier of high-end athletic development tools, such as the Freelap timing system, kBox, Sprint 1080, and more.   Key Points Rules of transfer for exercises into speed Barbell velocity and transfer into athletic movement Henk’s take on instability training in athletic enhancement Wearable resistance means to improve speed Henk’s experience in training track and field sprinters with no strength training or plyometrics Kaatsu (occlusion) training in applied performance settings Henk Kraaijenhof Quotes “It’s very hard to find a good transfer from a full squat to running 100m in my opinion” “A lot of coaches use exercises just because the exercises exist, and because they can” “Velocity based training has already been developed 30 years ago” “The moment you get to the gym, forget about specificity and transfer” “Where does 1.5x bodyweight in squat come from?” “How much can a cat squat, or a kangaroo?” “Only keep the core work (only directly event specific) and see how far you get” “For 200-400m who have to work in hypoxia, (Kaatsu) can be useful” “Combining Kaatsu with Mach drills could be a useful winter (indoor) training exercise” About Henk Kraiijenhof Henk Kraaijenhof coaching credentials include Nelli Cooman, Merlene Ottey, Troy Douglas and Tennis star Mary Pierce. His specialties are the physical and mental coaching, in particular stress and stress management and the methodology or training. When you consider both Ottey and Douglas ran world class times in their 40’s, something is working. Henk Kraaijenhof currently works for Vortx and his blog is helpingthebesttogetbetter.com. He has published work in performance, training systems and protocols for elite athletes and has also conducted research in the development and application of scientific training systems. Henk is also involved in scientific research projects in human sports performance in Norway, Estonia, Italy and the Netherlands. He is currently also working as a mentor for the Olympic coaches and Olympic talent coaches in Holland.

Coach and Corey are back and to be honest not their best effort. It was a slow week in pro tennis so we filled the holes by discussing Maria's comeback from her comeback, the nationality of Mary Pierce, and perhaps the most sexist comments ever on the podcast. You be the judge and join the Revolution!

Henk Kraaijenhof was de trainer van onder andere atleten Nelli Cooman, Troy Douglas, Merlene Ottey, toptennisser Mary Pierce, voetbalclub Juventus en meer sporters en ploegen. Tegenwoordig past hij zijn filosofie en aanpak toe in het bedrijfsleven en de artiestenwereld. We praten over topsport, presteren, stress, vermoeidheid, valsspelen, technologie en innovatie. De shownotes kun je vinden op https://www.projectleven.nl/henk-kraaijenhof

Cassandra A. Good is the Associate Editor of the Papers of James Monroe at the University of Mary Washington. Her book Founding Friendships: Friendships between Men and Women in the Early American Republic (Oxford University Press, 2015) offers a historical examination of the cross-gender friendships that formed against great social odds and popular opinion that held that these relationships were highly irregular and impossible to maintain chaste. Beginning with the relationships of Abigail Adams and Thomas Jefferson; Eloise Richards Payne and William Ellery Channing; Charles Greely Loring and Mary Pierce and their elite circle, Good explores the depth of feelings, the language and tokens of love, issues of propriety, and the social and political risks of cross-gender friendship. These complicated relationships embodied the essential republican values of equality, freedom, choice, and virtue and challenged marriage as the ultimate human connection. Through her historical work, Good offers an opportunity to rethink the ways cross-gender friendships remain problematic. Lilian Calles Barger, www.lilianbarger.com, is a cultural, intellectual and gender historian. Her current book project is entitled The World Come of Age: Religion, Intellectuals and the Challenge of Human Liberation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cassandra A. Good is the Associate Editor of the Papers of James Monroe at the University of Mary Washington. Her book Founding Friendships: Friendships between Men and Women in the Early American Republic (Oxford University Press, 2015) offers a historical examination of the cross-gender friendships that formed against great social odds and popular opinion that held that these relationships were highly irregular and impossible to maintain chaste. Beginning with the relationships of Abigail Adams and Thomas Jefferson; Eloise Richards Payne and William Ellery Channing; Charles Greely Loring and Mary Pierce and their elite circle, Good explores the depth of feelings, the language and tokens of love, issues of propriety, and the social and political risks of cross-gender friendship. These complicated relationships embodied the essential republican values of equality, freedom, choice, and virtue and challenged marriage as the ultimate human connection. Through her historical work, Good offers an opportunity to rethink the ways cross-gender friendships remain problematic. Lilian Calles Barger, www.lilianbarger.com, is a cultural, intellectual and gender historian. Her current book project is entitled The World Come of Age: Religion, Intellectuals and the Challenge of Human Liberation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cassandra A. Good is the Associate Editor of the Papers of James Monroe at the University of Mary Washington. Her book Founding Friendships: Friendships between Men and Women in the Early American Republic (Oxford University Press, 2015) offers a historical examination of the cross-gender friendships that formed against great social odds and popular opinion that held that these relationships were highly irregular and impossible to maintain chaste. Beginning with the relationships of Abigail Adams and Thomas Jefferson; Eloise Richards Payne and William Ellery Channing; Charles Greely Loring and Mary Pierce and their elite circle, Good explores the depth of feelings, the language and tokens of love, issues of propriety, and the social and political risks of cross-gender friendship. These complicated relationships embodied the essential republican values of equality, freedom, choice, and virtue and challenged marriage as the ultimate human connection. Through her historical work, Good offers an opportunity to rethink the ways cross-gender friendships remain problematic. Lilian Calles Barger, www.lilianbarger.com, is a cultural, intellectual and gender historian. Her current book project is entitled The World Come of Age: Religion, Intellectuals and the Challenge of Human Liberation.

Cassandra A. Good is the Associate Editor of the Papers of James Monroe at the University of Mary Washington. Her book Founding Friendships: Friendships between Men and Women in the Early American Republic (Oxford University Press, 2015) offers a historical examination of the cross-gender friendships that formed against great social odds and popular opinion that held that these relationships were highly irregular and impossible to maintain chaste. Beginning with the relationships of Abigail Adams and Thomas Jefferson; Eloise Richards Payne and William Ellery Channing; Charles Greely Loring and Mary Pierce and their elite circle, Good explores the depth of feelings, the language and tokens of love, issues of propriety, and the social and political risks of cross-gender friendship. These complicated relationships embodied the essential republican values of equality, freedom, choice, and virtue and challenged marriage as the ultimate human connection. Through her historical work, Good offers an opportunity to rethink the ways cross-gender friendships remain problematic. Lilian Calles Barger, www.lilianbarger.com, is a cultural, intellectual and gender historian. Her current book project is entitled The World Come of Age: Religion, Intellectuals and the Challenge of Human Liberation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cassandra A. Good is the Associate Editor of the Papers of James Monroe at the University of Mary Washington. Her book Founding Friendships: Friendships between Men and Women in the Early American Republic (Oxford University Press, 2015) offers a historical examination of the cross-gender friendships that formed against great social odds and popular opinion that held that these relationships were highly irregular and impossible to maintain chaste. Beginning with the relationships of Abigail Adams and Thomas Jefferson; Eloise Richards Payne and William Ellery Channing; Charles Greely Loring and Mary Pierce and their elite circle, Good explores the depth of feelings, the language and tokens of love, issues of propriety, and the social and political risks of cross-gender friendship. These complicated relationships embodied the essential republican values of equality, freedom, choice, and virtue and challenged marriage as the ultimate human connection. Through her historical work, Good offers an opportunity to rethink the ways cross-gender friendships remain problematic. Lilian Calles Barger, www.lilianbarger.com, is a cultural, intellectual and gender historian. Her current book project is entitled The World Come of Age: Religion, Intellectuals and the Challenge of Human Liberation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cassandra A. Good is the Associate Editor of the Papers of James Monroe at the University of Mary Washington. Her book Founding Friendships: Friendships between Men and Women in the Early American Republic (Oxford University Press, 2015) offers a historical examination of the cross-gender friendships that formed against great social odds and popular opinion that held that these relationships were highly irregular and impossible to maintain chaste. Beginning with the relationships of Abigail Adams and Thomas Jefferson; Eloise Richards Payne and William Ellery Channing; Charles Greely Loring and Mary Pierce and their elite circle, Good explores the depth of feelings, the language and tokens of love, issues of propriety, and the social and political risks of cross-gender friendship. These complicated relationships embodied the essential republican values of equality, freedom, choice, and virtue and challenged marriage as the ultimate human connection. Through her historical work, Good offers an opportunity to rethink the ways cross-gender friendships remain problematic. Lilian Calles Barger, www.lilianbarger.com, is a cultural, intellectual and gender historian. Her current book project is entitled The World Come of Age: Religion, Intellectuals and the Challenge of Human Liberation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We talk with Mary Pierce and Debbie Swanson about the services offered by The Resource Exchange of Colorado Springs.