Podcasts about sampras

“I take people as a story… I can see their higher self before they can.” – Carlos Salum Carlos grew up under Argentina's military dictatorship—surrounded by uncertainty, but also by entrepreneurs, poets, and principled people who knew how to thrive despite it. That tension didn't crush him. It sharpened his vision—so much so that, by adulthood, traditional paths like law & medicine felt like cages, not callings. So he did what most people won't: He bet on himself. On a handshake, he pitched a partnership to the world's top tennis coach. No credentials. No fancy title. Just conviction. Then he flew to Germany, crashed on a friend's couch, & hustled up a seven-city speaking tour with no internet, no safety net, & no backup plan. Eight months later, the world's biggest sports agency called him “Houdini” as he coached legends like Agassi, Seles, & Sampras. But it was never just about tennis. It was always about helping people live with alignment, intention, and impact. Today, he brings that same fire to business owners. Ready to align with something deeper? Find him at SalumInternational.com. Joseph Campbell said, “The privilege of a lifetime is being who you are.” Carlos helps people remember that.

To prepare for the 2025 NCAA Tennis Sweet 16, Cracked Racquets Editor-in-Chief Alex Gruskin speaks to one representative of every team still alive in the tournament to discuss the team's 2024 season, reflect on their Sweet 16 matchup, and so much more!! Don't forget to give a 5 star review on your favorite podcast app! In addition, add your twitter/instagram handle to the review for a chance to win some FREE CR gear!! Laurel Springs Ranked among the best online private schools in the United States, Laurel Springs stands out when it comes to support, personalization, community, and college prep. They give their K-12 students the resources, guidance, and learning opportunities they need at each grade level to reach their full potential. Find Cracked Racquets Website: https://www.crackedracquets.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/crackedracquets Twitter: https://twitter.com/crackedracquets Facebook: https://Facebook.com/crackedracquets YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/crackedracquets

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A bis Z ist mit Staffel 2 zurück! Zum Auftakt darf eine Tennis-Legende Fragen beantworten, die sie normalerweise selbst stellt: Jim Courier, viermaliger Grand-Slam-Champion und einer der besten On-Court-Interviewer auf der Tennis-Tour. Mit Sascha und Mischa spricht er über die unterschiedlichen Generationen von Sampras und Agassi über die Big 3 bis zu Sinner und Alcaraz. Sascha erklärt, warum er es liebt, auf dem Platz zu leiden – und er möchte von Jim die wichtigste Frage beantwortet haben: Wie gelang es ihm, seinen ersten Grand-Slam-Titel zu gewinnen? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pour ce début de semaine, l'équipe de Court N°1 a choisit de vous raconter le match incroyable à l'US Open en 2001 entre Pete Sampras et André Agassi. Un quart de finale éblouissant entre les deux légendes : quatre sets, quatre tie-break et aucun break dans cette rencontre. Souvenirs...

Season 3 of the TennisWorthy Podcast is here, just in time for the Australian swing and welcomes a new host in ITHF President and ESPN commentator Patrick McEnroe. Patrick and Chris Bowers bring two stories from Hall of Famers Hana Mandlíková and Pete Sampras. In reliving two key moments from their careers, Mandlíková and Sampras focus on their mental resilience and tenacity in overcoming challenges. Mandlíková, once seen as a natural rival to Martina Navratilova, became a Czech national hero, winning major titles like the Australian Open and Roland Garros. However, she struggled to break through the dominance of Navratilova and Chris Evert in the mid-80s. After improving her fitness and mentality, Mandlíková triumphed at the 1985 US Open, defeating both Evert and Navratilova, with the unexpected help of a Tina Turner anthem.Sampras, on the other hand, learned a crucial lesson about perseverance after his loss to Stefan Edberg in the 1992 US Open final. This experience drove him to dedicate himself fully to the sport, which eventually led to his success, including his 1996 US Open victory. He shares how he battled both illness and subpar play to outlast Alex Corretja in four hours and nine minutes in the quarterfinal.Stay tuned later in January as Patrick brings listeners more stories from the Australian Open. The TennisWorthy Podcast is presented by the International Tennis Hall of Fame. For more information and full episode transcriptions, visit tennisfame.com/podcast.

by Ed Shanaphy There's always that guy. The guy that is on the sidelines of every tournament, from a WTA qualifier to an ATP Masters to a Grand Slam. The guy who amazes onlookers through his building of a network. The guy who continues to work, even after retirement and sleeps in the back of a Suburban on the way to the next event. The guy who finally creates such volumes of great work, it brings him to the top of his profession from roots deep in the industry. The guy that becomes a legend and works with legends. On the tennis tour, that guy is Gary Kitchell. Kitchell, or Kitch as he is called by his hundreds - if not thousands - of colleagues and friends, is known around the world as one of the leading physiotherapists who graced tournament tennis courts across the globe. From the hallowed lawn of Centre Court at Wimbledon and the hard cement of Louis Armstrong Court at the US Open to the back courts at the 1990s Volvo ATP Tour stop in New Haven, Kitchell has worked with some of the greatest tennis players of all time. From the era of Borg and McEnroe, to the following upstarts Sampras and Agassi, to Federer and through to today's Tommy Paul, Reilly Opelka and Maria Sakkari, Kitch has treated injuries, reduced stress on the body and helped strength train numerous number one players to new heights. Gary loves tennis. It's always been a part of his life. His early days saw him teaching the indoor season in his native New Jersey. Soon after, he followed the sun as most instructors do and playing in semi-professional tournaments and was noticed at a small club in Vero Beach, Sea Oaks, at which he started his road along the highways and byways of the professional tours. His views of the professional tennis tours are from an interesting objective - a viewpoint from outside the employ of either the men's or women's tour but from within the fires that comprise the professional game and the travel demanded of today's tennis stars. He sees the challenges that the professional tour faces today as the Davis Cup limps along while the Laver Cup becomes a global phenomenon. He also sees the difficulty private members clubs may have using the professional game as a catalyst to new members as the tour lengthens its season and the tournaments are diluted by so much television and streamed coverage. An understanding of the professional game helps Gary to see where tennis may be headed on the amateur level at tennis and country clubs across the country. A commitment to building a community and social network at any club needs to be a priority to continue the sport's growth as it faces challenges from pickleball and padel. As a member of several private members clubs, Gary has some sage advice for club managers and directors in the club management arena. Join Gary on the BeyondTheBaselines.com podcast.

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.Une défaite passée inaperçue. Pourtant, c'est le dernier revers en carrière de Pete Sampras. Le 21 Août 2002, l'Américain aux 14 Grand Chelem, se fait sortir dès le premier tour par un jeune Français : Paul-Henri Mathieu. Sampras ne perdra plus, et remportera son dernier titre à l'US Open quelques semaines plus tard. Avant de disparaitre dans l'anonymat le plus complet, de la planète tennis. 

In this exclusive interview, Caroline Garcia and Borja dive into the multifaceted career of Alex Corretja: former world number two, Andy Murray's coach, and now a beloved tennis commentator. Corretja shares his inspiring journey, from his beginnings in tennis at age seven, to competing with legends like Sampras, to achieving his dreams on the court and transitioning to coaching and commentary. As Spain's former Davis Cup captain, Corretja offers insights into his coaching philosophy, the dedication behind his success, and how he brings passion and expertise to his broadcast work today.If you enjoyed this conversation, be sure to like, subscribe, and share with fellow tennis fans! Follow us for more exclusive interviews, and hit the notification bell so you never miss an update from Tennis Insider Club! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Calvin Betton calls in from Vienna, James Gray from honeymoon and George Bellshaw... is here also. We started by answering a listener email from Blair, who asked: “I'm taking a few too many long haul flights in the next couple of months, and am looking for distraction recommendations. Which matches from the past 30 years would you recommend I download to watch? Any documentaries? I particularly enjoyed the Vilas one, so anything like that'd be great.” Here are some links to the docs mentioned. Agassi vs Sampras: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ACFmPyN80g&ab_channel=AustralianOpenTV Federer vs Safin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agF1HkdpR6s&ab_channel=AustralianOpenTV 1984 Wimbledon final, McEnroe vs Connors: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQS-XriW9p8&ab_channel=JohnMcEnroeChannel Girls on Tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnHcaki-PO8&ab_channel=RealStories In other news... Iga Swiatek hires Wim Fissette, saying: "I said many times that my career is a marathon for me, not a sprint and I'm working, operating and making decisions with this approach. I want to say that I'm very excited and looking forward to working with Wim. He seems to have a great attitude, vision and huge experience at the very top level of tennis.” Aryna Sabalenka passes Iga Swiatek as world No 1 despite neither playing this week Danielle Collins backtracks on retiring, saying: "The Danimal story has not reached its conclusion. I will be back on tour in 2025.” She added: "Dealing with endometriosis and fertility is a massive challenge for many women and something that I am actively traversing, but I am fully confident in the team I am working with. It is just going to take longer than I thought." In the “Six Kings Slam” event in Riyadh, Daniil Medvedev earns a $21,739 a minute after getting hammered by Jannik Sinner 6-0, 6-3, while Holger Rune reportedly earned 68 per cent of his annual tournament earnings But is Saudi Arabia changing? Novak Djokovic beats Rafael Nadal to end their rivalry and both gave gushing tributes as you would expect Forgotten man Roberto Bautista Agut beats Jiri Lehecka to win Antwerp, the second-oldest tour-level champion this year at 36 Grigor Dimitrov opens up about anxiety and panic attacks on court after losing the final in Stockholm Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Calvin Betton calls in from Vienna, James Gray from honeymoon and George Bellshaw... is here also. We started by answering a listener email from Blair, who asked: “I'm taking a few too many long haul flights in the next couple of months, and am looking for distraction recommendations. Which matches from the past 30 years would you recommend I download to watch? Any documentaries? I particularly enjoyed the Vilas one, so anything like that'd be great.” Here are some links to the docs mentioned. Agassi vs Sampras: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ACFmPyN80g&ab_channel=AustralianOpenTV Federer vs Safin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agF1HkdpR6s&ab_channel=AustralianOpenTV 1984 Wimbledon final, McEnroe vs Connors: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQS-XriW9p8&ab_channel=JohnMcEnroeChannel Girls on Tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnHcaki-PO8&ab_channel=RealStories In other news... Iga Swiatek hires Wim Fissette, saying: "I said many times that my career is a marathon for me, not a sprint and I'm working, operating and making decisions with this approach. I want to say that I'm very excited and looking forward to working with Wim. He seems to have a great attitude, vision and huge experience at the very top level of tennis.” Aryna Sabalenka passes Iga Swiatek as world No 1 despite neither playing this week Danielle Collins backtracks on retiring, saying: "The Danimal story has not reached its conclusion. I will be back on tour in 2025.” She added: "Dealing with endometriosis and fertility is a massive challenge for many women and something that I am actively traversing, but I am fully confident in the team I am working with. It is just going to take longer than I thought." In the “Six Kings Slam” event in Riyadh, Daniil Medvedev earns a $21,739 a minute after getting hammered by Jannik Sinner 6-0, 6-3, while Holger Rune reportedly earned 68 per cent of his annual tournament earnings But is Saudi Arabia changing? Novak Djokovic beats Rafael Nadal to end their rivalry and both gave gushing tributes as you would expect Forgotten man Roberto Bautista Agut beats Jiri Lehecka to win Antwerp, the second-oldest tour-level champion this year at 36 Grigor Dimitrov opens up about anxiety and panic attacks on court after losing the final in Stockholm Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Barry STORMS out of the podcast because he doesn't want to hear about the difference between "literally" and "hyperbole". But if you can't handle the heat, get out of the podcast studio! Compared to the 1968 Democratic National Convention, 2024 came and went without a hitch! Regardless, Zach was out of town because he hates traffic! A FED rate cut in September seems like a foregone conclusion at this point, so it can only have a negative impact on mortgage rates if they don't follow through. The US Open starts today and Zach will be watching his favorites: Djokovic and Alcaraz (sorry Americans, we haven't been at the top of global tennis since the days of Sampras and Agassi) As always, FREE 1 on 1 consultations available at: https://townstone.com/consultation-request/

Bienvenue dans Sans Filet Le Mag ! Au programme de cette émission, du débat, de l'analyse et de la tactique à retrouver en podcast sur toutes les plateformes ! On s'intéresse aujourd'hui aux surfaces rapides. Est-ce un type de court de tennis en voie de disparition ? Comment expliquer cette tendance ? Alors que les matches sont de plus en plus longs, est-ce une solution pour raccourcir certaines rencontres ? On s'intéressera également à l'histoire du tennis, qui est le meilleur joueur all-time sur surface rapide ? Dans la 2e partie de l'émission on fait les tops et flops de Cincinnati alors que les finales ont lieu ce soir. Qui a brillé ? Qui a déçu ? Julien Varlet vous explique ensuite comment performer sur surface rapide, quelle technique utiliser. Enfin on vous donne nos pronos sur Winston Salem en ATP, Cleveland en WTA et les qualifications de l'US Open. Débats, tactiques et pronostics avec Romain Beddouk, Benoit Maylin, Julien Varlet et Service Volée.

Welcome to Season 13, Episode 26, of the ParentingAces Podcast, a proud member of the Tennis Channel Podcast Network. This week, Lisa chats with former top junior player and collegiate All-American and current tennis-specific nutritionist, Erika Villalobos. Erika Villalobos has transitioned from the courts to become a board-certified nutritionist with a master's in nutrition, specializing in the dietary needs of tennis players. Currently, she collaborates with elite junior and professional players, leveraging her comprehensive understanding of sports nutrition to enhance their performance.  In this episode, Erika shares specific tips and guidelines for growing junior tennis players to maximize their performance through better food and hydration choices. She discusses how and what to eat on training days as well as at the various points throughout a tournament week or weekend. Her invaluable contributions on CoachLife cover essential topics like optimal pre-training and tournament nutrition, strategies for hydration and preventing cramps, exploring the significant advantages of caffeine and creatine, and guiding athletes on the effective use of supplements. Erika's expertise offers players a foundation for not just improving their game, but elevating their overall wellbeing through tailored nutritional strategies. Explore over 330 videos tailored for parents, coaches, and players on CoachLife.com—the premier online resource for tennis coaching knowledge. Our extensive library covers tennis-specific sports psychology, nutrition, footwork, coaching and parenting advice, detailed shot progressions, and insights into the training regimens of top players during their junior years. Learn from coaches who have shaped the careers of tennis legends such as Swiatek, Gauff, Tiafoe, Kyrgios, Fritz, Sampras, Jack Draper, Sharapova, Pegula, Tommy Paul, Roddick, Davenport, Rafter, Nishikori, Kevin Anderson, Mardy Fish, Guillermo Coria, Fernando Gonzalez, and Reilly Opelka at various stages of their development. Additionally, benefit from a comprehensive strength and conditioning program designed to improve various performance areas. Listeners can now take advantage of a 7-day free trial by visiting CoachLife.com. Plus, get an exclusive discount when you click the link in our show notes. Learn directly from the legendary junior coaches behind the world's top pros and elevate your game with CoachLife. Start your journey to tennis excellence today! Affiliate link: https://coachlife.com/?ref=EVPA Discount code: EVPA The discount code gives 5% off the 1st year's subscription - click on the affiliate link and enter the code during checkout. If you're so inclined, please share this – and all our episodes! – with your fellow tennis players, parents, and coaches. You can subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or via your favorite podcast app. Please be sure to check out our logo'd merch as well as our a la carte personal consultations in our online shop. CREDITS Intro & Outro Music: Morgan Stone aka STØNE Audio & Video Editing: Lisa Stone Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to Season 13, Episode 23, of the ParentingAces Podcast, a proud member of the Tennis Channel Podcast Network. This week brings our next episode with coaches who are part of CoachLife, a new platform for tennis coaching knowledge. Guy Fritz's legacy in tennis coaching is solidified by his unparalleled achievement of developing two top-ten players from the ground up, including his son, Taylor Fritz, from age 2 to 18. Under his guidance, Taylor developed one of the cleanest techniques in the sport's history. Additionally, Guy coached Coco Vandeweghe from ages 8 to 16, further showcasing his expertise in nurturing young talent.  *Disclaimer: ParentingAces is providing this podcast as a public service. Reference to any specific product, service, or entity does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by ParentingAces, Lisa Stone, or Fit For 2, Inc. The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on the program is not and does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent. Always do your own due diligence before purchasing, hiring, or using any product, service, or provider. Become a Premium Member - click here to join A former professional player with over six decades of experience and thousands of players coached, Guy is celebrated for his mastery in technical shot shaping. His series on CoachLife stands out for offering in-depth technical breakdowns of all shots, accompanied by game-changing tips. Guy's philosophy emphasizes creating the optimal environment for development, focusing on the long-term growth of the game rather than the immediate outcomes of winning or losing. In this episode, Guy talks about his own tennis journey as well as the challenges of being both parent and coach to a developing young player. His candid answers to Lisa's questions will give listeners a lot to ponder as they go through this journey with their own child(ren). Explore over 330 videos tailored for parents, coaches, and players on CoachLife.com—the premier online resource for tennis coaching knowledge. Our extensive library covers tennis-specific sports psychology, nutrition, footwork, coaching and parenting advice, detailed shot progressions, and insights into the training regimens of top players during their junior years. Learn from coaches who have shaped the careers of tennis legends such as Swiatek, Gauff, Tiafoe, Kyrgios, Fritz, Sampras, Jack Draper, Sharapova, Pegula, Tommy Paul, Roddick, Davenport, Rafter, Nishikori, Kevin Anderson, Mardy Fish, Guillermo Coria, Fernando Gonzalez, and Reilly Opelka at various stages of their development. Additionally, benefit from a comprehensive strength and conditioning program designed to improve various performance areas. Listeners can now take advantage of a 7-day free trial by visiting CoachLife.com. Plus, get an exclusive discount when you click the link in our show notes. Learn directly from the legendary junior coaches behind the world's top pros and elevate your game with CoachLife. Start your journey to tennis excellence today! Affiliate link: https://coachlife.com/?ref=GUYPA Discount code: GuyPA The discount code gives 5% off the 1st year's subscription - click on the affiliate link and enter the code during checkout. If you're so inclined, please share this – and all our episodes! – with your fellow tennis players, parents, and coaches. You can subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts 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

This week Parth and Quinn join our hosts for a fantasy draft of the best seasons of all time. From obvious picks like Djokovic 2011 and Federer 2006 to some more unorthodox choices like Sampras 1994 and Murray 2016, this episode is sure to keep you engaged and on your toes. Be sure to let us know your pick for the best team and check back next week for another episode!

Welcome to this week's Socially Distant Sports Bar with Elis James (Fantasy Football League), Mike Bubbins (Mammoth) and Steff Garrero (nothing else really).This is Part 2 of this week's episode. Part 1 is out every week on Wednesdays. If you want to listen to the whole podcast every TUESDAY without the adverts, then subscribe via WONDERY+.If you're after 30 MINS of bonus content as well, then head to https://www.patreon.com/distantpod MICHAEL OWEN'S MOVIE CLUB & HOFFI PODEvery month we produce TWO bonus podcasts for the top two levels of our Patreon.Michael Owen's Movie Club is Elis, Mike and Steff talking about a Sports Movie they've watched.Hoffi Pod is the boys talking about clips they like which are nothing to do with Sports.Head to https://www.patreon.com/distantpod and sign up for the £8 or £10 levels today!THIS WEEK'S SHOWPART 1 (OUT ON WEDNESDAY)Mike:Kerry ‘Skull' O'Keefe. https://www.instagram.com/reel/C2MFf-mrKAv/?igsh=NGh5Y3czM2w2djN6Elis: Greavsie, put through his paceshttps://x.com/stusfootyflash/status/1792125482940400062?s=46&t=neS5hOG2rnBndx5FBpAv6gSteff: Agassi v Sampras advert https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HkFytHPxa_4 PART 2 (OUT ON FRIDAY)Mike Documentary: Bye Bye Barry https://amzn.to/3wRQfxw Steff Book: One Track Mind by Michael Stocks https://amzn.to/3wOzymE PART 3 PATREON SECTION(ONLY via https://www.patreon.com/distantpod )Mike: Dan Orlovsky on playbookshttps://x.com/lsmith1982/status/1788626620841885782Elis: Diego Simeone, king shithousehttps://twitter.com/FootyHumour/status/1786028694760267991Steff: 1936 women's golf https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3xD13uS2tE See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Quem entra Roland-Garros, em Paris, encontra uma estátua de aço em homenagem à Rafael Nadal, de 3 metros de altura, inaugurada em 2021. O local é parada obrigatória dos fãs do espanhol, que pode ter feito sua última partida no torneio francês em 2024. Logo atrás, fica a novidade deste ano: um museu recém-inagurado sobre a história do tênis, do qual um dos destaques é o brasileiro Gustavo Kuerten.  Maria Paula Carvalho, de Roland-GarrosA camisa usada e autografada por Guga em 2001 está em uma das vitrines. Além desse ano, ele também já havia vencido o torneio em 2000 e em 1997. A legenda do objeto diz que o brasileiro "marcou o público com sua personalidade solar".  A RFI ouviu um fã, da Coreia do Sul. "O jeito que ele jogava, como ele planejava as jogadas, a estratégia. Era incrível", diz TJ Lau. "Ele jogava contra alguns dos jogadores mais conhecidos de todos os tempos , Sampras, Agassi e até o Roger Federer", lembra.Na entrada do museu, uma foto do aviador Roland-Garros (1888-1918), piloto e herói de guerra francês e que dá nome ao complexo esportivo, recepciona os visitantes, ao lado da hélice de um avião pilotado por ele.  O museu explica que o tênis é inspirado no "jeu de paume" (jogo de palma), seu ancestral antigo, cuja primeira obra contendo as regras data de 1555. Uma cópia está exposta no museu.Uma parte da exposição é dedicada a três jogadoras:  a francesa Suzanne Lenglen, ícone dos anos 1920, que dá nome a uma das quadras; a americana Cris Evert, a "rainha" de Roland-Garros, do qual foi sete vezes campeã; e a alemã Steffi Graf, que ergueu seis vezes a taça. O tênis usado por ela em 1999 está em exposição.  As raquetes também evoluíram, como mostram os modelos expostos. Da madeira, em 1890, ao grafite e alumínio, atualmente.  Aproveitar os dias de tênis em Roland-Garros é um programa que Lorena e Marcelo não perdem. "A gente mora na Bélgica e a gente veio para ver os jogos do dia", diz ela. "A gente tentou ingressos para outros dias. Quando abrem a venda de tíquetes é uma loucura, só tinha esse dia para vir", acrescenta a brasileira que trabalha com moda."Toda a vez que saem os ingressos, a gente pega os dias em especial para vir lá de Bruxelas, em três horas e meia de carro. A gente passa o dia aqui em Paris assistindo Roland Garros", explica o analista de tecnologia Marcelo de Lima. "É uma experiência incrível porque a gente consegue ver os jogadores tanto nas quadras, interagindo com o pessoal, quanto nos treinos. Tem várias coisas para fazer, é um ambiente familiar, muito gostoso, muito bom mesmo", avalia.  Chuva atrapalhou a primeira semanaEste ano, a chuva não tem ajudado. Muitas partidas da primeira semana foram adiadas por causa do mau tempo – mas nada que atrapalhe a diversão das amigas Sarah e Pauline. "Está tudo bem, só é pena que chova tanto. Nós estamos felizes porque vimos o Dimitrov jogar", disse à RFI Sarah Baccaro. "Poderíamos ter tido o bom tempo do ano passado, dias lindos, mas felizmente tem a cobertura", acrescenta a fisioterapeuta.Elas dizem que pretendem voltar para ver o tênis dos Jogos Olímpicos, no mesmo lugar. "Esperamos que os jogos na Olimpíada sejam bons. Nós somos belgas, não estamos muito longe. Vai ser uma ótima oportunidade para retornar e ver o tênis duas vezes no ano, em Roland-Garros", aponta Pauline Bednark. O alemão Benedict Stoehr, diz que não vê muita animação para as Olimpíadas. "Os ingressos são tão caros que ninguém pode pagar. Eu não sei como eles vão fazer, não me parecem preços decentes", lamenta. Enquanto isso, os atletas se preparam. Assim como os seus colegas brasileiros que deixaram a competição na primeira rodada de simples, no masculino e no feminino, Thiago Monteiro já pensa no futuro. "Eu sei que estou na chave de Wimbledon. Agora eu posso fazer um calendário de um ou dois torneios na grama e, logo após, eu jogo os ATPs de saibro, como o de Bastad na Suécia, e se tudo der certo, entrar nas Olimpíadas.Isso seria um grande sonho", diz.Felipe Meligeni pensa em fazer uma pausa antes. "Roland-Garros é meu último torneio porque estou jogando desde Madri. Vou pegar um descanso de no máximo duas semanas para voltar e jogar uns torneios antes de Wimbledon e aí já fico para os ATPs no saibro. Eu jogo tudo o que eu puder jogar", garante.Thiago Wild, também já tem planos. "Agora eu preciso focar na temporada de grama, voltar para casa. Tem duplas aqui ainda, mas depois vou me preparar para jogar bem a temporada de grama", afirma. Bia Haddad sai de Paris tranquila com a forma física. Mas diz saber o que precisa melhorar. "Eu estou consciente. Estou saudável, que é o mais importante, e isso me dá tranquilidade que eu posso, na próxima semana, tentar de novo. Vou dar uma respirada e voltar com tudo para a grama", promete. "Eu vou jogar Berlim, Hamburgo e Wimbledon. São dois 500 e o Grand Slam e a princípio quero melhorar a minha constância nos jogos, recuperar o corpo e a cabeça, e voltar melhor na grama", promete.  

Welcome to Season 13, Episode 19, of the ParentingAces Podcast, a proud member of the Tennis Channel Podcast Network. This week brings our next episode with coaches who are part of CoachLife, a new platform for tennis coaching knowledge. Todd Larkham, who coached Nick Kyrgios for over 10,000 hours, shares his coaching philosophy and key strategies that shaped Nick's career, emphasizing the blend of talent, coaching, and training environment needed for success. With a career spanning 18 Grand Slams and a high rank of 136, Todd's instructional content on CoachLife, including forehand techniques and a top-tier kick serve video, offers invaluable insights to enhance your tennis skills. Explore over 330 videos tailored for parents, coaches, and players on CoachLife.com—the premier online resource for tennis coaching knowledge. Our extensive library covers tennis-specific sports psychology, nutrition, footwork, coaching and parenting advice, detailed shot progressions, and insights into the training regimens of top players during their junior years. Learn from coaches who have shaped the careers of tennis legends such as Swiatek, Gauff, Tiafoe, Kyrgios, Fritz, Sampras, Jack Draper, Sharapova, Pegula, Tommy Paul, Roddick, Davenport, Rafter, Nishikori, Kevin Anderson, Mardy Fish, Guillermo Coria, Fernando Gonzalez, and Reilly Opelka at various stages of their development. Additionally, benefit from a comprehensive strength and conditioning program designed to improve various performance areas. Listeners can now take advantage of a 7-day free trial by visiting CoachLife.com. Plus, get an exclusive discount when you click the link in our show notes. Learn directly from the legendary junior coaches behind the world's top pros and elevate your game with CoachLife. Start your journey to tennis excellence today! Affiliate link: https://coachlife.com/?ref=TODDPA Discount code: ToddPA The discount code gives 5% off the 1st year's subscription - click on the affiliate link and enter the code during checkout. If you're so inclined, please share this – and all our episodes! – with your fellow tennis players, parents, and coaches. You can subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts 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

Adam Degi is kind enough to share his cancer story with us, he's also very funny check him out, also Rome results, Sampras won Rome?, Big Ten tennis champs 2000 memories.

To prepare for the 2024 NCAA Tennis Sweet 16, Cracked Racquets Editor-in-Chief Alex Gruskin speaks to one representative of every team still alive in the team event. On this episode, he speaks with UCLA Women's Head Coach Stella Sampras-Webster to discuss her team's 2024 season, reflect on their Sweet 16 matchup, and so much more!! Don't forget to give a 5 star review with your twitter/instagram handle for a chance to win some FREE CR gear!! Episode Bookmarks: NCAA Weekend 1 Recap. - 4:41 Highlights of the season - 15:14 Unexpected Development - 17:18 If you could go back to January, what advice might you give yourself - 21:48 3-3, third set to decide things. Who do you want on court?! - 23:05 A non-your team storyline, coach, or player from across the country that impressed you this season - 23:48 Is there a National Championship Favorite?! - 25:24 Favorite Sweet 16 matchup that isn't your own - 26:03 Trivia: Can you name the last undefeated NCAA D1 Champions - 28:04 NCAA Matchup - 30:10 This episode brought to you by: Tennis Point Discounted Tennis Apparel, Tennis Racquets, Tennis Shoes & Equipment from Nike, adidas, Babolat, Wilson & More! Visit their store today and use the code "CR15" at checkout to save 15% off Sale items. Some Exclusions (MAP Exceptions) apply and code will not work on those items. This code will add 1 FREE CAN of WILSON Balls to the cart at checkout. Tennis Channel Podcast Network Visit https://www.tennis.com/pro-game/podcasts/ to stay current on the latest tennis news and trends and enjoy in-depth analysis and dynamic debates.   Find Cracked Racquets Website: https://www.crackedracquets.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/crackedracquets Twitter: https://twitter.com/crackedracquets Facebook: https://Facebook.com/crackedracquets YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/crackedracquets Email Newsletter: https://crackedracquets.substack.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to Season 13, Episode 17, of the ParentingAces Podcast, a proud member of the Tennis Channel Podcast Network. This week brings the first of many episodes with coaches who are part of CoachLife, a new platform for tennis coaching knowledge. Diego Moyano, a renowned developmental coach for tennis stars like Tommy Paul, Reilly Opelka, Frances Tiafoe, and Taylor Fritz, has shaped top talents including Coco Gauff and Kevin Anderson, blending rigorous South American footwork with insights from French and US tennis. His extensive experience is showcased in CoachLife's video series, offering transformative coaching strategies for developing top juniors globally. Explore over 330 videos tailored for parents, coaches, and players on CoachLife.com—the premier online resource for tennis coaching knowledge. Our extensive library covers tennis-specific sports psychology, nutrition, footwork, coaching and parenting advice, detailed shot progressions, and insights into the training regimens of top players during their junior years. Learn from coaches who have shaped the careers of tennis legends such as Swiatek, Gauff, Tiafoe, Kyrgios, Fritz, Sampras, Jack Draper, Sharapova, Pegula, Tommy Paul, Roddick, Davenport, Rafter, Nishikori, Kevin Anderson, Mardy Fish, Guillermo Coria, Fernando Gonzalez, and Reilly Opelka at various stages of their development. Additionally, benefit from a comprehensive strength and conditioning program designed to improve various performance areas. Listeners can now take advantage of a 7-day free trial by visiting CoachLife.com. Plus, get an exclusive discount when you click the link in our show notes. Learn directly from the legendary junior coaches behind the world's top pros and elevate your game with CoachLife. Start your journey to tennis excellence today! Affiliate link: https://coachlife.com/?ref=DIEGOPA  Discount code: DiegoPA The discount code gives 5% off the 1st year's subscription - click on the affiliate link and enter the code during checkout. If you're so inclined, please share this – and all our episodes! – with your fellow tennis players, parents, and coaches. You can subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts 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

El 47% del tiempo ha habido un número 1 que golpea así (Sampras, Lendl, Federer). Hoy, por primera vez en la historia, no hay ningún jugador en el top ten que juegue con el revés a una mano.

El 47% del tiempo ha habido un número 1 que golpea así (Sampras, Lendl, Federer). Hoy, por primera vez en la historia, no hay ningún jugador en el top ten que juegue con el revés a una mano.

McEnroe tegen Borg, Sampras tegen Agassi, Nadal tegen Federer: aan titanenstrijd in tennis geen gebrek. Bij de mannen dan. Bij vrouwen zien we deze langdurige rivaliteiten een stuk minder. Waarom? Naast plain old seksisme is er een andere verklaring die minder voor de hand ligt: toeval.

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Alexandra Stevenson brings a fun program with her co-host and coach Hugues Laverdière and Eliot Teltscher, formerly 6 in the world in 1983.  She calls it "Coaches Corner" - something she plans to do during the Australian Open with Ougi and other coaches. Alexandra pointedly says the pundits need to quit comparing Coco Gauff to Serena Williams. Alexandra says they compare Coco to Serena because she is black.  So.  She says - stop doing that - compare Coco to herself.  Eliot says she plays more like Sanchez Vicario and Sabatini.  Ougi agrees with Alexandra on skin color.  The trio move on and take on Nick Kyrgios and his comment that the serve and volley players in generation of Sampras, Edberg, Becker, Rafter  - could not play against the players of today.  Alexandra says "No."  Sampras, Edberg, Becker, Rafter - would "eat them for lunch" today.  Alexandra talks about the amazing technique - including serve and volley - of an older John McEnroe - and what she saw when she hit with him in October in Malibu, California. They continue to discuss the different players in the Australian Open and their picks for the men's and women's draws. Alexandra talks about Naomi Osaka and her return - and how her team is setting her up for the next five years.  She has brought in a prima ballerina to get her core back and her deep knee bends - and she is back with former coach Wim Fissette.  Alexandra says Osaka will bring it against Coco Gauff eventually - if not this year.

C'est la déclaration de la semaine dernière : Nick Kyrgios l'assure, les joueurs des années 80/90 ne tiendraient pas la distance en 2023. Mais peut-on vraiment comparer les époques ? Le matériel et les conditions de préparation font-elles toute la différence ? Le talent ne suffirait-il pas ? Plongée dans le temps, les époques et la science-fiction dans Court Numéro 1 avec Sarah Pitkowski, Florent Serra et Anthony Rech. 

Arguably the greatest coach ever joins Keith and John on the show. Paul Annacone has coached the GOATs Sampras, Federer, and yes even Tim Henman, who is one of the great serve and volleyers. Paul, a former world number 12 and Grand Slam Doubles champion, is one of the most interesting guest we have welcolmed. He shares stories about his time with Sampras, and Federer, their work ethic, their talent and stories from the practice court and lots more A guest who has guided his charges to Wimbledon, US Open, Australian Open glory is a man you have to listen to. One of the best episode yet! Subscribe, share and review.

Welcome to the 2nd of our CTC Podcast Shorts. In this clip, we have former top-5 doubles and top-40 singles player turned US Davis Cup captain and coach Tom Gullikson.Tom appeared on Episode 110 of Control the Controllables in April 2021, and talked about playing in the Golden era of US tennis in the 70´s and 80´s.His twin brother Tim Gullikson was Pete Sampras´ coach before he passed away in 1996 to brain cancer. In this clip, Tom speaks about the influence Tim had on Sampras´ career and how he still impacts his own coaching philosophy now.Tom is a powerful speaker and an inspirational story-teller. This is a special listen.Read full shownotes here.

This week Candy Reid interviews legendary tennis coach Rick Macci in a podcast special. Headlines are...RICK MACCI ON COACHING KIDS - ‘It's all the other things that stick with the kids that help them become a better doctor or lawyer, or treat their kids better or you know, I help kids get better grades or get off drugs or treat people better. To me I don't just change strokes, I change lives and that's the best feeling in the world'.RICK MACCI ON WORKING WITH PARENTS - ‘It's not only about teaching kids, I teach the parents and that's the art of coaching. Think about it, they eventually start telling me what to do, how crazy is that? But I tell people I should be in the Hall of Fame just for dealing with Richard Williams for four years! You have to have a certain personality just dealing with the cast of characters, Jim Pierce, Stefano Capriati, Richard Williams, keeping your hands around that, that's the tough thing'.RICK MACCI ON SERENA WILLIAMS - ‘When she was ten, Serena wasn't that good. I had ten thousand parents look at that video and say that their kid was better then that, but they didn't see what was under the hood. There were arms, legs and head all over the place, but when I said to play competitive points, the whole landscape changed, there was a rage. You don't judge the book by the cover. It's what I saw under the hood which was the wildcard and that's why she's going to be the greatest of all time'.RICK MACCI ON ANDY RODDICK - ‘His thirst for competition was like no other. The guy was so competitive, the wiring to compete, which is the wildcard really to handle the pressure, his competitive thirst, he was a mosquito, he just wouldn't leave you alone. He was never going to be a Sampras or a Chang, but I think he over-achieved and people didn't appreciate him as much until we haven't really had another male American Grand Slam Champion since'.RICK MACCI ON HIS COACHING PHILOSOPHY - ‘I tell people I've been wrong a lot and that's why I'm right more than most people. There's motivational signs all over the Rick Macci tennis centre like 'Winners find a way, losers find excuses' and that's the power of one word, one sentence or one moment in time, that maybe can influence a child's life. It's not where you start, it's where you finish and if you love what you do and you have passion, that will keep pushing you forward'.

It's Trivia Night!, the weekly trivia show where host Philip Trickey brings you a brand-new game from Crowdpurr's 100% original trivia library.

, Paul Annacone, legendary tennis coach to Roger Federer and Pete Sampras, offers his approach to collaborative coaching and a guide to playing, thinking, and being the best you can be.“How good are you on your average days? My mantra is: Every player has a handful of great matches during their career, and a handful of garbage. The rest is who you are. Show me who you are in the middle.”More on Paul:Grand Slam winner Roger Federer, and 14 time Grand Slam winner Pete Sampras, have at least one common thread in their tennis careers - and he happens to be our guest on today's episode.Paul is a former touring professional player who began his coaching career in 1995, working with the legendary Pete Sampras and since then, he's become one of the most respected mentors in the game. Coaching Federer, Tim Henman, Sloane Stephens, and currently one of USA's top rank players, Taylor Fritz. Calling coaching one of the most enlightening things he's experienced. Paul has spent 15 years writing his book, Coaching For Life: A Guide to Playing, Thinking and Being the Best You Can Be.You also might recognize him from the new Netflix series Break Point, where his insights are an integral part of the understanding of what makes great players great, whether you're a parent, a business pro, an athlete, a knowledge seeker, coach Annacone speaks for all of us on the cutting edge of our chosen game, whatever that game may be.His front row seat to arguably the best in tennis has given Paul a true understanding of some of the guiding principles that live in the heart and live in the head of a true champion. And I can't wait for you to hear Paul speak to the lessons he's learned along his extraordinary path, the importance of identity and knowing who you are and what he thinks about failure and what he believes separates the greats from everyone else.-----You can WATCH this episode on our YouTube channel.Connect with us on our Instagram.For more information and shownotes from every episode, head to findingmastery.com.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On Episode 304 of The Tennis Files Podcast, coach Paul Annacone reveals his top secrets to getting the most out of your game and answers questions from the audience. Paul is a former professional tennis player and one of the world's leading coaches and commentators. During his 14 years on tour as a player, Annacone won three ATP titles and reached a career high ranking of No. 12 in singles. He won the 1985 Australian Open doubles title and finished his career with 14 doubles titles. Annacone has worked with some of the most accomplished players ever to pick up a racket, including Federer, Sampras, Henman, and Sloane Stephens. He currently coaches ATP top 15 Taylor Fritz. I hope you enjoy my interview with Paul! Let us know what you think about the 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! Coaching for Life - Paul's Book! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the 143rd episode of the GreatBase Tennis podcast, Steve Smith interviews Ricardo Acioly. To make an understatement, Ricardo's background is truly exceptional.  The expression, 'you name and he has done it', applies to his journey in tennis.Ricardo, who grew up just outside of Rio de Janeiro, acquired his passion for tennis from his parents and older brother. As a player and coach, he represented Brazil in both Davis Cup and the Olympics.  He traveled the world,  competed in all the majors, and experienced playing against the likes of McEnroe, Sampras, Agassi, and Becker.Mr. Acioly has worked as an ATP officer, ATP tournament director, TV commentator, and academy owner. As a coach, he has worked with icons, former number ones, outstanding juniors, and elite college players.Currently, he resides, with his wife and two children, in Boca Raton, Florida; where he works as the Director of Strategic Development for the Evert Academy. The podcast is filled with pearls of wisdom and golden nuggets for players, parents, and coaches to add to their tennis treasure chest.

Stella Sampras joins the show to discuss her groundbreaking tenure as UCLA's women's tennis coach, where she just recently notched her 500th victory at the helm. Sampras goes in depth about her coaching style, how she fosters a competitive environment that puts the team first, and how she strives to get the best out of her players. The coach also explains how she recruits, when she knows a player is ready for the pro game, and what it was like guiding Australian Open finalist Jen Brady. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week Zach and Sloane are joined by fan favorite and all-around supreme beauty Hannah Brown to discuss the problematic 2001 rom-com: The Wedding Planner. Hannah is currently planning her own wedding and the trio discuss her upcoming nuptials and whether or not she'd wear the hideous gown they stuck on poor Bridgette Wilson in this film. While the three pals stay on topic for most of the show of course there are a few derailments. Things get particularly heated when discussing meatball subs, which is certainly understandable. They also discuss the iconic show Four Weddings, Scandoval, and the tragic shame that is a 30-something woman without a man. For shame! All that and so much more on this week's Mummy Dearest!Follow Hannah on IG!Support the show

Federer vs Nadal... Serena vs Venus... Sampras vs Agassi? Who has the greatest rivalry in tennis and what future rivalries will keep people glued to the TV? Enjoy 

LARS CHRISTENSEN ON THE IMPORTANCE OF STATISTICS - ‘I've been doing it from the very beginning, even when he was ten and in the beginning it was about how many unforced errors, how many forced and winners he would do in a match and specifically looking at forehands and backhands and now getting older it's more about serve and return and serve plus one and return plus one, so it's getting more specific but I've kept the statistics always and I always compare during the year'.ROB MORGAN ON GOAL-SETTING - 'The first thing I always do with a player is sit down and work out what's the goal, what's the vision, what does it look like and where do we want to be by the end of the year, so I think sharing a vision is a massive part of coaching. Painting a picture regularly to a player is vital'.ALEX MOLCAN ON LEARNING FROM WATCHING NOVAK DJOKOVIC - ‘Playing against Djokovic showed me it's not about playing crazy fast or trying to be extremely aggressive, it's about the head and you know it looks like Djokovic is playing chess. It was a really incredible experience, I learned a lot from it, I saw how maybe I can play, not exactly, but some moves, how he's thinking, I was re-watching this match a lot and yes, the experience was amazing, it was a good school for me'.SERGIY STAKHOVSKY ON THE WAR IN UKRAINE AND EXPERIENCING OTHER PARTS OF EUROPE - ‘I'm alive, the family is safe, they are in Budapest, they are warm and fed, they go to school, so I think everything is good with them. We all hope we are ok, but unfortunately we don't know that, it's unprecedented times, it's a war, so everybody is trying to live through it to the standards they can. Coming here to Turin after Kyiv has been hit multiple times, coming to a city where it's quiet and peaceful and people are having fun on the tennis court and cheering for tennis, it's different'.ROGER FEDERER ON SAYING GOODBYE TO COMPETITIVE TENNIS - ‘I've definitely given I feel like everything and more to my career than what I could have done. I got to enjoy and learn what hard work and dedication means, so for me, I don't know how much more I could have given, could have tried, I tried I feel a lot of different things, but I feel I'm old enough now to call it a day and I feel really good about it.PLUS MCENROE, BORG, SAMPRAS, AGASSI, HEWITT AND MANY MORE PICK OUT THE FAVOURITE MOMENTS FROM THEIR CAREERS-Show presented by Seb Lauzier-Interviews by Jill Craybas and Chris Bowers-Features by ATP Uncovered

In 1997 it was the end for Andre Agassi. A failed drug test coupled with injuries and the disintegration of his marriage saw the American plummet to 141 in the world rankings. And then, Agassi did something remarkable. This week on the Open Era Podcast, we revisit the 1999 French Open final and Agassi's date with destiny.Come join the Patreon family for bonus content, access to the exclusive discord server and ad free episodes: https://www.patreon.com/openera Follow @OpenEra on Twitter! While you're there say hello to @DesaiDevang or reach out to the show and say hey: podcast@openera.ca If merch is your thing, be sure to check out the store: http://bit.ly/merchera If you enjoyed today's show, please rate Open Era 5-Stars on Apple Podcasts.

In 1997 it was the end for Andre Agassi. A failed drug test coupled with injuries and the disintegration of his marriage saw the American plummet to 141 in the world rankings. And then, Agassi did something remarkable. This week on the Open Era Podcast, we revisit the 1999 French Open final and Agassi's date with destiny.Come join the Patreon family for bonus content, access to the exclusive discord server and ad free episodes: https://www.patreon.com/openera Follow @OpenEra on Twitter! While you're there say hello to @DesaiDevang or reach out to the show and say hey: podcast@openera.ca If merch is your thing, be sure to check out the store: http://bit.ly/merchera If you enjoyed today's show, please rate Open Era 5-Stars on Apple Podcasts.

BRANDON NAKASHIMA ON WINNING THE NEXTGEN ATP FINALS - ‘I'm super-happy right now, it was a great feeling all week, it feels amazing, being an American, being able to play here in Milan it's the best feeling in the world and I'm happy to be able to take it back to the US'.EDUARDO INFANTINO ON COACHING BRANDON NAKASHIMA - ‘We're going step-by-step at this moment and he will start to be ready, maybe in the second part of next year. He's still 21 so for sure his best moments will be in two years time. His game needs to be better because he needs to be more aggressive, have more options to be not predictable in his game and my vision is the same vision that Sampras had, don't be predictable'.JIRI LEHECKA ON HIS PROGRESSION - 'This year has been all about experience for me because it was my for year in the top 100 and being able to compete against the best players in the world. Super-happy that I had a chance to compete in all four Grand Slams, to be able to play some very good matches on the ATP Tour and of course the Challenger Tour was also part of my journey this year'.MICHAL NAVRATIL ON WORKING WITH JIRI LEHECKA - ‘For me the first priority is the heart as Kobe Bryant said. I saw the power, the stamina and of course as a nice person, because he was always the guy who came and was respectful and said hello and even if you are giving him some tips, he was always listening'.JAMES TROTMAN ON WORKING WITH JACK DRAPER FROM A YOUNG AGE - ‘He was feisty on court, desperate to win and sometimes that would cloud his judgement, but his competitive instinct and desire to find a way through a match was incredibly impressive. He's had a lot of injury, one year six tournaments, the next twelve, so the biggest thing we've monitored is his workloads and making sure we're being smart in how we trained hi and the goal was as simple as playing twenty-five tournaments the following year'.DOMINIC STRICKER ON PRACTICING WITH ROGER FEDERER - ‘I've learned a lot talking to Roger was very special and I've practiced with him so many times now and he told me some tips like to work on my serve, that was something he told me many times and now I'd say that my serve is pretty good'. BENJAMIN EBRAHIMZADEH ON DEVELOPING THE PLAYER FIRST - ‘I think as a coach you need to understand the person first and you need to understand how to talk to them, how to approach them, what is their behind their story, because their story always comes out in the pressure moments and then you need to understand what their ideal game could look like and then you need to bring these two aspects together, this is what matters the most'.LORENZO MUSETTI ON PLAYING ON HOME SOIL - ‘I have a lot of friends and a small group, six friends who grew up together and we still live together and they are my first fans after my family and we started like a company when we were like eight or nine and we shared a lot of great memories, vacations and holidays together and they are my support for everyday, even in the bad days'.MATTEO ARNALDI ON PLAYING IN BIG VENUES AND EXPERIENCING THE TOUR - ‘I played in Rome, my first Masters 1000 and it was so cool and I think it was the best moment of my year and afterwards I played Wimbledon and then in New York I almost got into the main draw and I think I learned to play on every surface and that was the main thing for this year'.FRANCESCO PASSARO INTERVIEW - ‘We are lucky because we have a lot of tournaments in Italy, we have a chance to play every week in Italy and I think the boom in the amount of Italian players has been down to this I think, so I am very grateful to the Italian Federation'.MOSE NAVARRA ON HIS ROLE DEVELOPING THE ITALIN OVER 18 PLAYERS - 'The players have everything that they need and each one of us coaches has between two to three players that we look after, plus the structure is also following other guys who are below. The Federation has been following these players since the ages of twelve, thirteen, so it's kind of a step-by-step and we look at the ways they are developing as a person a well as a player'.ROSS HUTCHINS ON THE IMPORTANCE OF THE NEXT GEN EVENT AND HOW IT FITS INTO THE BIGGER PICTURE - 'The whole of the tennis world is always asking about the NextGen and when they are asking about what innovations you're doing next year in February or March and this could be Grand Slams, Masters 1000s, media, key sponsors, they are all asking about what we're going to do and who are the next superstars that are going to play, so I think that it has a position in the game is very exciting'.- Podcast hosted by Seb Lauzier- Interviews by Jill Craybas

On Episode 269 of The Tennis Files Podcast, you'll learn the top singles strategies and tactics from grand slam champions with Paul Annacone. Paul is a former professional tennis player and one of the world's leading coaches and commentators. During his 14 years on the tour as a player, Annacone won three ATP titles and reached a career high ranking of No. 12 in singles. He won the 1985 Australian Open doubles title and finished his career with 14 doubles titles. Annacone has worked with some of the most accomplished players ever to pick up a racket, including Federer, Sampras, Henman, and Sloane Stephens. He currently coaches ATP top 15 Taylor Fritz. On the show, you'll learn how to use your strengths against your opponent's weaknesses, the mentality you must have before each point, the optimal pre-point routine, the best tactics against counterpunchers and serve and volleyers, the most common tactical mistakes that club level players make, and much more! I hope you enjoy my interview with Paul! Let us know what you think about the 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! https://paulannacone.com Coaching for Life - Paul's Book! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Andrew Tsui is a Washington D.C. Administrative Lawyer with the global law firm of Greenberg Traurig. Prior to becoming a lawyer, Andrew worked in Hawaii as a Commercial Fisherman and developed an appreciation for the proper handling of fish once they are caught in order to enhance their value and flavor. We learn about his experience on the boat and his passion for cooking and the seafood dining experience - specifically Umi Sushi in Buckhead, GA. Andrew is a champion for the Japanese Ike Jime method and he is the Founder and President of the Ike Jime Federation which is geared at the enhancing the quality of a freshly caught fish and he appeared on a YouTube video that got 7,000,000 downloads. We discuss what it has been like living in D.C. during the craziness of the last several years. Oh and he found time during all of this to play college tennis which gave me the opportunity to ask him his thoughts on Sampras v. Agassi and Rafa v. Rfed. This was such a fun and different conversation that will leave you with a better understanding of how laws are produced by the executive branch and how high quality seafood arrives on your dinner table. Where else can you learn about all of this in an hour? On top of everything else, he is boys with Moses Kim. This guy does it all. I know you will enjoy this one. As always, this episode is powered by the J. Stein Law Firm - a personal injury law firm in Atlanta, GA that can be found at www.jsteinlawfirm.com.

Good vibes this week with legendary guest, Paul Annacone. Former world ranked tennis player, coach of Federer & Sampras, and buttery vocal Broadcaster - Paul joins us to talk shop! Covering a wide range of topics from sports mentalities and winning habits to the division of the LIV Golf movement & PGA Tour, Tennis, localism and more... A truly epic episode you will not want to miss this week on #GoodLiesGolf!Check out more content from this episode on our Instagram @GoodLiesGolfPod or on Twitter @GoodLiesGolf

After Novak Djokovic defeated Nick Kyrgios in a great four-set final, Catherine, David and Matt got together for one last Wimbledon 2022 pod. We discussed where the final was won and lost, the press conferences, what the future might hold for both players, the significance of Wimbledon as a tournament for Djokovic, and the Grand Slam Race. There's also a round up of the doubles and juniors results as well as chat about Shingo Kunieda completing the career Golden Slam and heartbreak for Alfie Hewett. BECOME A FRIEND OF THE TENNIS PODCAST Friends of The Tennis Podcast help us to produce the show year-round, and receive exclusive access to bonus podcasts throughout the year, including Tennis Re-Lived, listener questions, and Grand Slam review shows. We've got David's Diary, our Wimbledon 2022 Review, and a couple of Q&A episodes coming soon. Become a Friend - https://bit.ly/FriendOfTheTennisPodcastRead us in The New York Times - https://www.nytimes.com/2022/06/28/sports/tennis/tennis-podcast-wimbledon.htmlSign up to our newsletter - https://bit.ly/TennisPodcastNewsletterFollow us on:Instagram - www.instagram/thetennispodcastTwitter - www.twitter.com/tennispodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the latest episode of Tennis Weekly, Joel and Kim round up the Wimbledon Finals action, which saw Elena Rybakina clinch her maiden Slam Title and Novak Djokovic claim a 4th consecutive Championship on the lawns of SW19.With Rybakina sealing a comeback victory over Ons Jabeur, she has made history for Kazakhstan, becoming the first player representing the nation to win a Grand Slam. Meanwhile, Novak Djokovic put to bed any hopes of Nick Kyrgios winning his first Slam by putting together a solid 4 set victory against the young pretender.Joel and Kim also discuss the Finals action from the Doubles, with Aussie pair Ebden and Purcell coming back from the brink several times to win the title in epic fashion, and Czech Champions Krejickova and Siniakova cruising to victory to capture their 2nd Wimbledon title. They also reflect on Alfie Hewett's close encounter in the Wheelchair Singles Final, which saw him serve for the title four times but ultimately come out second best.The winner of Collect A Set is also announced!______________LOCAL TENNIS LEAGUESOur Wimbledon coverage this year is sponsored by Local Tennis Leagues, the home of friendly, competitive tennis in the U.K.With over 10,000 players already signed up, it's never been easier to find someone locally with a similar ability to have a hit with plus get access to great benefits including access to the Wimbledon Ballot...Find your Local Tennis League hereAnd don't forget to use 'WEEKLY 50' at the checkout for 50% off your £18 entry fee.______________DOWNLOADTENNIS.COMTo stay up to date on all tennis around the world including ATP, WTA and Challenger tours, download TNNS Live Scores.Download on Apple PodcastsDownload on Google PlayFollow  TNNS Live Scores on TwitterAnd check out the TNNS Lives Scores website at www.downloadtennis.com______________SOCIAL MEDIAShare your fan thoughts on the week with the #passingshotpod on social media.Twitter: @tennisweeklypodInstagram: @tennisweeklypodWebsite: tennisweekly.co.ukWritten, presented and produced by Joel Girling and Kim MackenzieCrowdfunded by our listeners.Recorded on 10th July 2022.

With Roland Garros currently on, it's great timing to have the youngest ever Roland Garros champ in the open era on the show, Michael Chang. I initially saw Michael at the IMG Future Stars event in Greece and asked him to come on the show, it's taken a few weeks but it happened!! We chatted about the famous match with Ivan Lendl in the 4th round where Micael cramped, hit under arm serve and was about to retire in the 5th and more. He talks about junior tennis, playing Sampras from 8 years old and offers advice for tennis parents.I hope you enjoy the episodes.Fabio

Jill Craybas interviews Paul Annocone who worked with Pete Sampras, Roger Federer and Tim Henman and is now working alongside coach David Nainkin to help young American, Taylor Fritz

"It's fun to be a part of it if you're a part of the team when they break through or when they change something and you see the benefit right away."  A new year means New Year's resolutions and there's arguably no one more in demand this time of the year than a fitness trainer. This week brings in strength coach Gunnar Peterson to talk all things fitness, health and nutrition, with a touch of celebrity status mixed in. Though he loathes being dubbed a "celebrity trainer", he has worked with plenty of big names including Pete Sampras, Matthew McConaughey, Sylvester Stallone, Dwayne Johnson, Hugh Jackman and the Kardashians (he's even appeared on "Revenge Body with Khloe Kardashian"). Peterson is also currently the head of strength training for the Lakers. He'll surprise you with his take on who actually works out the hardest as he shares tales from his Beverly Hills gym, talks about the power of motivation and the importance of supplements, and explains what was so special about working with Sampras. Watch TENNIS.com Podcast episodes on YouTube and Facebook. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Wayne Ferreira blasted onto the tennis scene in 1989, and was front and center as one of his country's best athletes as Apartheid was dismantled and South African athletes were once again permitted to compete on the world stage. Over the course of his 16 year career he beat Borg, Lendl, McEnroe, Sampras, and Federer. He won 15 titles and got to 6 in the world. We had a phenomenal chat. Now Francis Tiafoe's coach, Wayne joined me from inside the bubble. Recorded and released on 8/20/20. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.