Podcasts about tennis academy

Victoria Veres spelar själv tennis, men har framförallt gjort karriär som yogatränare specialiserad på tennis. Med ett eget framtaget yogamaterial utformat för tennisspelare jobbar hon med uppdrag för tennisklubbar i Sverige men framförallt för Mouratoglou Tennis Academy och det senaste året för världsspelaren Daniil Medvedev. De två har daglig kontakt och arbetar kontinuerligt tillsammans både under och mellan turneringarna. (När avsnittet spelas in har hon nyligen kommit tillbaka från ATP-finalerna i Turin och innan dess Paris Masters.) Avsnittet handlar mycket om yoga och fördelarna med träningssättet för tennisspelare. Vad är yoga och vilka olika typer av yoga finns det? Hur kan ett upplägg och samarbete se ut med en tennisklubb? Från vilken ålder är yoga bra att börja med? Hur ser hennes och Medvedevs samarbete ut? Och vad tycker Medvedev själv om yoga och hur har det hjälpt honom? Tack till alla partners: * Zenniz – The Smart Tennis Solution: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠http://www.zenniz.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ * BROTHY - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠http://www.originalbrothy.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.  * House of Bontin – Smarta destinationen för tennis och padel: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠http://⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.houseofbontin.se⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ (Använd koden ”Baslinjen” för 10% på hela sortimentet förutom på Slinger Bag eller redan nedsatta priser.) * Wilson Tennis Camp: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠http://⁠⁠www.tenniscamp.se/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠* 360 Player - Ett komplett system för idrottsföreningar⁠⁠⁠ Stort tack också till alla föreningspartners och prenumeranter på Baslinjen.com! Besök ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠http://www.baslinjen.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ för allt möjligt material om svensk och nordisk tennis!

Alexander Johansson är väldigt intresserad av tech inom tennis. Han har själv tagit fram träningsverktyget RAQTS och drivit sajten Tennis Techie. I avsnittet pratar vi mycket om just tech inom tennis; hur man använder det, vilka verktyg som finns idag och hur framtiden ser ut. Hur kommer till exempel AI påverka tennisen framöver? Samt såklart om Alexanders egen resa – från college till att bo kvar och jobba kvar i USA, idag som director på New England Tennis Academy. Tack till alla partners: * Zenniz – The Smart Tennis Solution: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠http://www.zenniz.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ * BROTHY - ⁠⁠⁠http://www.originalbrothy.com⁠⁠⁠.  * House of Bontin – Smarta destinationen för tennis och padel: ⁠⁠⁠⁠http://⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.houseofbontin.se⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ (Använd koden ”Baslinjen” för 10% på hela sortimentet förutom på Slinger Bag eller redan nedsatta priser.) * Wilson Tennis Camp: ⁠⁠⁠http://⁠⁠www.tenniscamp.se/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Stort tack också till alla föreningspartners och prenumeranter på Baslinjen.com! Intromusik: Mr Smith, Cool Running (Free Music Archive) (CC BY) Outromusik: Mr Smith, The New West (Free Music Archive) (CC BY)   Besök ⁠⁠http://www.baslinjen.com⁠⁠ för allt möjligt material om svensk och nordisk tennis! Vill du supporta Baslinjen, bli prenumerant på sajten!

Join us as we sit down with Phil Shanahan, tennis coach, educator, and founder of the Margaret Court Tennis Academy. Discover how Phil has dedicated his life to coaching and inspiring the next generation of athletes. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about passion, legacy, and community.

Season 24 Episode #55 Bobby Schindler and Shaun J BoyceIn this episode, we talk to Scott Hutchinson who is the Director of Tennis at Greater Atlanta School Tennis Academy as well as the Director of Strategic Partnerships for Ethos Online School for faith based education.The first bed Scott found for his move to Atlanta was at Shaun's house while he transitioned from Northern Michigan. We discuss Scott's journey in the tennis world, the unique structure of the GACS Tennis Academy, and its comprehensive programs for players of all ages, ranging from young children to seniors. Scott emphasizes the academy's mission of connecting people with the game of tennis and highlights the success and growth of the program since its inception in 2017. Listeners will also learn about the academy's integration with the school's schedule, offering before, during, and after school lessons, as well as various league teams and high-performance training options.GACS: https://www.greateratlantachristian.org/ (Shaun's high school alma mater)Ethos School: https://www.ethosschool.org/ (mention GoTennis! for 10% off your first YEAR of tuition)YouTube Full: https://youtu.be/c0sZQPYLieUhttps://letsgotennis.com/atlanta-tennis-open-ticket/Shaun Boyce USPTA: shaun@tennisforchildren.comhttps://tennisforchildren.com/

Welcome to Season 13, Episode 14, of the ParentingAces Podcast, a proud member of the Tennis Channel Podcast Network. This week, we visit with the directors of a junior tennis academy in South Florida about their approach to overall junior development as well as overall human development. Carley and Marcin Rozpedski are a husband and wife duo who have recently taken the reigns at the Inspiration Academy in Bradenton, Florida. Not solely by coincidence, they are located just a few blocks away from the IMG Academy, which many of you will know by name if not by reputation. Both Carley and Marcin are active members of the ParentingAces Facebook community and often offer valuable advice to other Tennis Parents in the midst of this exciting journey with their own kids. As a former top junior and college player, as well as a successful ATP player, Marcin understands what it takes to help a child achieve their dreams on the tennis court. As Carley says, she married into tennis, but now as a Tennis Parent herself, has had her own trial by fire as she has helped guide their three sons on the journey to their goals. We won't go into too much detail here about the philosophy of Inspiration Academy - you'll need to watch/listen to the podcast for that information - but we do have an amazing opportunity for one female and one male player . . . Inspiration Academy is offering ONE WEEK OF FREE ALL-INCLUSIVE TRAINING this summer to the winner of the ParentingAces Tennis Means Love contest! To enter, please complete and submit the contest entry form at https://forms.gle/By9NYSjrNJeR6Ujo8 NO LATER THAN MAY 1. The entry form must be completed BY THE PLAYER - please, mom and dad, do not do the entry for your child (and, yes, we'll be able to tell if you did!). We will choose one male and one female to receive the Grand Prize of one week at the Inspiration Academy during Summer 2024 - travel costs to and from the academy will be the responsibility of the winners though Inspiration may be able to assist if needed. 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

Welcome to the Dropshot podcast! In this episode, we're thrilled to have UGA's Filipe Costa join us for an insightful conversation.Filipe takes us behind the scenes of the Costa Tennis Academy, revealing its origins and his fervent dedication to coaching. Discover how he empowers players to become their own coaches by mastering the fundamentals and understanding the physics of tennis, igniting a passion for improvement.Dive deep into the realm of the mental game as Filipe shares invaluable insights on managing emotions and embracing detachment from outcomes. Explore the intriguing concept of the chimp paradox and learn how mastering our inner thought processes can enhance decision-making, especially in high-pressure situations.Experience the pride and camaraderie of playing for the Georgia Bulldogs tennis team as Filipe recounts his journey representing the university. Hear firsthand about the sense of community and the profound impact of playing for something greater than oneself, encapsulating the essence of team spirit and collegiate athletics.Join us as we unravel the layers of tennis mastery and delve into the heart of competitive sports with Filipe Costa on the Dropshot podcast.Follow us on instagram @thedropshotpod

Episode:#47 Shaun Boyce and Bobby SchindlerIn this episode we talk to David Stolle and Stewart Russell of UTA who has been a staple of metro Atlanta tennis for over 25 years. UTA manages multiple locations throughout metro Atlanta, has a history of helping the city of Atlanta with the city facilities as well as helping private clubs grow and improve. David and Stewart walk us through a bit out the college recruiting process but more importantly we learn more about what is necessary to prepare your young player for the recruiting process.Watch the LIVE replay: https://www.youtube.com/live/rhvXzZeis-A?si=bX5NXsw3yhcQerWUhttps://www.facebook.com/events/685618639900174/https://utatennis.com/Shaun Boyce USPTA: shaun@tennisforchildren.comhttps://tennisforchildren.com/

Chris is coming from New Zealand to Tucker Tennis Academy as the new Director of Junior Tennis. We discuss Chris's background and his tennis coaching philosophy.

Episode:#45 Shaun Boyce and Bobby SchindlerIn this episode we talk to Marcelo Ferreira who runs the High Performance Academy at the Windy Hill Athletic Club in Atlanta. Marcelo comes to us as a former college coach and he brings that culture to his junior academy keeping an extremely high standard and expecting strong character from his players beyond exceptional tennis work ethic. We cleaned up the audio as well as we could so please excuse the scratchy sound of Marcelos voice. Whether you are a parent, player, or a coach, Marcelo has something for you.Watch the LIVE replay: https://www.youtube.com/live/fLvhk2C9P2s?si=7tqThsV7zgrV44thhttps://fb.watch/nN84qIdUzJ/https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cw8Q4mAg0QV/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==https://www.midtown.com/locations/atlanta/Shaun Boyce USPTA: shaun@tennisforchildren.comhttps://tennisforchildren.com/

Trent Tucker founded the legendary eponymous tennis academy in Tulsa, Oklahoma. TTA is recognized as one the most successful tennis academies in the world, producing numerous USTA ball winners and college scholarship recipients. Trent shares his tennis journey - from a late start to a stellar college career at the University of Kansas to founding TTA.

Matias is from Rosario, Argentina and has been coaching for 10 years. He graduated with a business administration degree from Baylor University. As a player, Matias reached a top 50 ITF junior world ranking, participated in the French Open Junior and earned ATP singles and doubles ranking. At Baylor, he helped the bears win six Big 12 championships and as a senior team captain made school history by winning the 2004 NCAA Team National Championship. Matias clinched the national championship match vs UCLA. “I am thankful and excited for the opportunity to coach, inspire and mentor young TTA (Tucker Tennis Academy, Tulsa, OK) players to achieve their goals and individual excellence.” Matias is a USPTA Certified Professional, USTA High Performance Coach, and an Argentinean National Certified Coach. He lives in Tulsa, OK with his wife, Georgi, and two children, Martina and Ignacio.

The country's oldest amateur tennis tournament, The Ojai Tennis Tournament, affectionately known as "The Ojai" returns April 26-30 with 1,400 players and 500 volunteers. Steve Pratt and Brian Teacher join us to talk about the tournament's astonishing history and importance to the world of tennis. Teacher, multiple Ojai champion, winner of the Pac-8 single and doubles title in 1974 and a member of the UCLA squad that won the NCAA title in 1974 and 1975, was recently entered on the Wall of Fame in Libbey Park. Pratt, communications director of the tournament, was on hand to talk about Teacher's incredible career as well as The Ojai's return to full vigor after three years of pandemic-related interruptions and curtailments. There was also pickleball talk. Teacher, once ranked no. 7 in the world, went pro after UCLA and won the Australian Open in 1980. Along the way, he beat legends like fellow UCLA Bruins Arthur Ashe and Jimmy Connors. He now runs his eponymous Tennis Academy in South Pasadena. He has also developed an application called Full Court Teaching App that keeps comprehensive records of a player's games and form and allows coaches from all over the world to analyze and advise. It also makes it easier to hire coaches and get real-time help from anywhere with an internet connection. We talked about the changes in the game since Teacher's pro days, the physical demands of the sport and of all high-level athletics, the rigors of the road and where tennis goes next. The behind-the-scenes glimpses into the massive logistical challenge of The Ojai was also discussed. We did not talk about Robert Peary's North Pole expedition, why hot water freezes faster than cold, or the development of the Wankel engine.

Joe Gilbert is the founder of JMG Tennis Academy, located in Sacramento, California. He is the only coach in the country to win the “Development Coach of the Year” award twice, awarded to him by the United States Olympic Committee in 2013 and 2018. He has helped to develop numerous top junior, college, and professional tennis players over the last 15 years.   In this podcast, we discuss some mistakes coaches make in the recruiting process; how college coaches can facilitate a smoother transition from junior tennis to college tennis; how to maximize the potential of players with limited athletic ability and Joey shares his development philosophy which has proven to be very successful at every level of the game.

It's not every day you get to chat with a Tennis Pro from Dominican Republic, that found a new passion as a real estate investor.  Andres Bernal came to the United States in 2012 to pursue is dream to be a Tennis Pro.  He didn't care for the uncertaintity of renting and decided he was going to purchase a home, which he did, and now he owns 13 properties!!  He turned his passion for tennis into teaching kids and young adults through his Tennis Academy called Evolve Tennis Training.  One of his more famous customers was Ewan McGregor of Star Wars fame.  Andres has a great story to tell... you can come from outside the USA and still experience the "American Dream"! Check out the show in the following places:InstagamFacebookTiktokYoutubeCredits - The music for my podcast was written and performed by Jeff Miller.

Rick Macci is arguably the best tennis teacher in the world- but he's so much more than that.  He trained Venus and Serena (and he's played by Jon Bernthal in King Richard!) and so many more champions for decades. What kind of mindset is needed to be the best? What does it take (and cost) to be a pro? What has a lifetime of tennis taught him about life? Only one way to find out!--We're Sarina and Colby- a PR pro who makes things happen and a realtor with two decades of experience who's seen it all and -more importantly- has met people who can handle any and every real estate or other South Florida situation!The information provided on this video/podcast does not, and is not intended to, constitute legal advice; instead, all information, content, and materials available here are for general informational purposes only.  Information on this website may not constitute the most up-to-date legal or other information

Brian Teacher is a former top American pro player who reached a career high ranking of number 7, won the Australian Open in 1980, was a 4-time All American at UCLA, has been named to many Hall of Fames including the ITA, NCAA and has many more accolades under his belt. After his pro career, he found himself coaching WTA and ATP players and he has coached several top players you might have heard of including Greg Rusedski, Max Myrni, Andre Agassi and many more. Today, he has a Tennis Academy in Southern California and has develop a groundbreaking new tennis instructional app and platform which just might revolutionize the way tennis players learn called the Full Court Tennis App! In this episode we learn:  Which coaches are on the app?  How the app works & how to get started as a player or coach How did it come together? Who is behind it – who is on the advisory board & the importance of big name backers like John McEnroe, Katrina Adams, etc. Which coaches are on board and part of the app Explain some of the different coaching styles players might experience on the app Success stories and testimonials How is it different from other apps Download the app and learn more here: https://www.fullcourttennis.com  If you have any further questions or want to continue the conversation?! Email us at podcast@tennis-warehouse.com   Shop with us for all your TENNIS needs all over the WORLD:

Johan Szabo är tränare på Good to Great Tennis Academy och där ansvarig coach för Stripple Future Generation. Före Johan började på GTG arbetade han bland annat många år Tyskland efter att ha varit med i uppstarten av Stockholm Tennis Academy.  Johan har ett gediget CV av utbildningar i bagaget och är bland annat utbildad naprapat, fystränare, civilingenjör samt innehar certifikat för att få köra tungt diesellok. Lägg därtill en elitkarriär själv som friidrottare där Johan var mångkampare.  I det här långa avsnittet pratar vi bland annat om: - Johans tankar kring det mångsidiga idrottandet i ung ålder - vilka delar från friidrotten han tycker man kan överföra till tennisen - lärdomar från åren i Tyskland och de regionala gemensamma förbundsträningarna där - utbildningar  - att jobba ihop med Magnus Norman - vilken fysisk förmåga som skiljer Grand Slam-spelare från akademispelare på GTG Dessutom lyssnar vi på tre ljudklipp från avsnitten med: * Fredrik Johansson, avsnitt 48 säsong 1 * Frej Hallgren, avsnitt 46 säsong 2 * Peter Lindgren, avsnitt 36 säsong 2 Genom det kommer in på att prata om träningsintensitet, tennisteknik och serve +1.  Vill du sponsra podden och själv få chansen att ställa frågor till framtida gäster? Klicka här! https://www.patreon.com/linuspabaslinjen/membership

Brett Phillips is back with another big show going inside the National Tennis Academy with NTA Head Chris Mahoney, Head Coach Brent Larkham and lead Physical Performance Coach Mark Taylor. Latest Tour Wrap including title number 90 for Novak Djokovic and the latest tennis news and a dive into the mailbag.

Super chat this week with Franco Herrero,  the physical trainer of Tommy Paul and Sofia Kenin. We chat about a wide range of topicsHis upbringing and interest in Strength & ConditioningMoving from Argentina to work and become director of fitness at Evert Academy at a young ageAdvice for 8/9 years old as well as teenagers and 40-year-olds!Working with top prosWhy the best movers are the best playersAn much more.Franco is super nice and knowledgeable.Hope you enjoy it!FabioHave you seen the Functional Tennis Saber?Check it out here Find us on Social Media:Instagram: Instagram.com/FunctionalTennisYouTube: Functional Tennis PodcastTwitter: twitter.com/functennisWebsite: www.FunctionalTennis.com

Frustrated by the fact that to get ahead in the world of tennis many young people need to go offshore if they are to advance their talents, Sebastian Lavie's looking at opening up a tennis school in Auckland.

Dan Kiernan is a former British no1. doubles player and has been involved in international tennis as a player and coach for over 30 years. He played tennis at Louisiana State University before going pro and eventually co-founded Soto Tennis Academy in 2010. Dan have the last years done over 170 episodes of the podcast Control the Controllables where he have interviewed people with different backgrounds and experiences from all around the world of tennis. In this episode we talk about: - what positive effects the podcast have had for the academy - the reason why Dan haven't changed the way he coach since he started the podcast - what kind of academy Soto is and why they try to make every program unique and individual for each player - Dans reflection on why Spain have had more success on the male side then on the womens side - why he think its really important for every player to have a lead coach - how to help the players getting thru tough sessions

Roger Federer's decision to retire may not have come as a surprise to the tennis world but Thursday's announcement was still met with an outpouring of sadness as current and former players celebrated one of sport's greatest athletes. Paul Epsie spoke to TSB about his once in a lifetime opportunity in playing Tennis with Roger for 4 hours in Dubai, and why the opportunity was close to the best day of his life. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode you will hear about the early days of the Adrian Stonebridge Tennis Academy. This led us naturally down a very relaxed chat about the tennis coaching world. I really enjoyed listening to this chat again and I hope you do also. Please pass it on to your friends. Intro/outro music by http://www.hueandcry.co.uk Artwork by http://www.olinightinale.com

Today on the show, we have Calin Constanceanu from North Atlanta Tennis Academy (NATA) at the Riverside Club. We discuss his tennis story, his coaching experiences working with high performance players, the family atmosphere at NATA, and much more. He also talks about his love for Salsa, people he wants to have dinner with, and the Iceman- Wim Hoff! BIO: Calin is a former top ranked player from Romania and has been coaching for over 14 years. He has worked with players of all levels, including 5 WTA Tour professionals and 1 ATP player. Calin has a BA in Physical Education and Tennis Coaching and a Master's Degree in Sports Management. He is a PTR professional and a USPTA member. Additionally, Calin is certified as a Junior Athletic Conditioning Specialist (for ages 6-18) and as a Mental Toughness Trainer. NATA Website: https://northatlantatennis.com/ Music provided by Bensound.com

What a great episode this week with  Vesa Ponkka from the JTCC (Junior Tennis Champions Center) in College Park, Maryland. Ever since it was set up the JTCC has been run as a non for profit tennis training center which is unique within the tennis world. I really enjoyed this chat where I learned all about the center from its early days to today. You may have heard the Francis Tiafoe story before and this is where he grew up playing while his dad worked there.  Vesa has some great points which you will enjoy listening to. They are people first player second focus and they encourage all athletes to TRUST THEIR TRAINING. I hope you enjoy it.Find us on Social Media:Instagram: Instagram.com/FunctionalTennisPodcastYouTube: Functional Tennis PodcastTwitter: twitter.com/functennisWebsite: www.FunctionalTennis.comFacebook: Facebook.com/FunctionalTennisOfficial

Anna interviews Aaron and Matt of First Serve Tennis, the Montclair residents created their Montclair, NJ based tennis academy more than a year ago. During this time they've become one of the most loved and successful tennis clinics in the area. Anna, Matt, and Aaron discuss everything First Serve, The high school and college tennis experience, and their latest charity event, a racket drive called “Rackets for Africa” running from now until November 5th.

Joakim Alvetoft hade sin tennisfostran i Norrköping Tennisklubb. När han så småningom började jobba som tränare ledde det till åtta år inom Estess Tennis Academy med bas i Luxemburg. I Sverige valde han sedan att starta en egen verksamhet, Edge Tennis Academy, i tätt samarbete med Saltsjö-Duvnäs TK. I det här avsnittet pratar vi bland annat om: - fördelar med att driva en privatiserad verksamhet kontra att jobba helt i klubb - varför han startade eget från början - känslan av att stå lite utanför övriga tennis-Sverige i och med att verksamheten är privat - vikten av att sätta krav på spelarna och att jobba med grit - samarbetet mellan Edge Tennis Academy och Saltsjö-Duvnäs TK Kontaktuppgift för Joakim Alvetoft: joakim@edgetennis.se www.linuspabaslinjen.com

Dzisiaj moim gościem jest Sandra Zaniewska, osoba której ilość osiągnieć w ciągu ostatnich kilkunastu lat mogłoby wypełnić kilka tenisowych życiorysów.

Boris Becker bei der Einweihung der Tennis-Academy in Hochheim & Viele Fragen nach dem Tod einer 13jährigen in Griesheim

It may not be as well known as the Rick Macci Academy in Florida -- where Venus and Serena trained -- but there's a tennis academy in Detroit that's doing its' part to develop champions of the future both on and off the court. Hear about it in this episode of "Terri Talks Movies". #detroit #palmerpark #palmerparktennisacademy #thepeopleforpalmerparktennisacademy #thepeopleforpalmerpark #tennis #venuswilliams #serenawilliams #kingrichard #sports #athletics #usta #territalksmovies #podcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/terri-lee8/support

Dzisiaj moim gościem Michał Przysiężny, którego większości tenisowej społeczności nie trzeba mocno przedstawiać, ale może dla młodszego pokolenia, które dopiero zaczyna swoją tenisową przygodę z tenisem przypomnę podsumujmy jego osiągnięcia:

Self-titled ‘Polar Preet Chandi' is nothing short of extraordinary.   A passion and expertise for tennis at an early age saw Preet move to the Czech Republic to attend Novak's Tennis Academy when she was just 16.  A career in the Army Reserves and a degree in physiotherapy followed; but as her appetite for pushing and challenging herself grew, Preet went on to complete her first half marathon at 20 years old.   From there she progressed on to compete in ultra-marathons, and eventually joined the Regular Army in her late twenties, completing large scale exercises and deployments in places such as Nepal, Kenya and most recently a 6 month UN peacekeeping tour to South Sudan.   Currently based at a Medical Regiment in the North West of England, with a primary role as a Clinical Training Officer, Preet recently completed her MSc in Sports and Exercise Medicine at Queen Mary's University, but might have to wait to attend her graduation ceremony… Forever interested in ways in which to push the human body to its limits, Preet will very shortly be arriving in Chile to undertake her biggest challenge to date – being the first woman of colour to complete a solo, unsupported trek to the South Pole, travelling over 700 miles, facing wind speeds of 60mph and temperatures as low as -50c, before returning home with the intention of launching her own adventure grant for women.   Captain Preet Chandi was shortlisted for the Asian Women of Achievement Awards in the Sport category in 2020. You can follow Preet's adventures on her website: www.polarpreet.com   ------------------------------------------------------- For more information on the Women of the Future Programme and initiatives, please visit: www.womenofthefuture.co.uk  

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

Bastien Fazincani, a long time coach on the WTA Tour talks to us this week about his life on the road & what it's like coaching at some of the worlds best tennis academies!Bastien is French & lives in the French Riviera, where many top tennis academies are based. He recently left his role at the All in Tennis Academy to focus on tour level coaching

Alexander Ostrovsky joins us this week to talk about his tennis academy, the sports management agency that he owns & what its like running top professional tournaments

Patrick Mouratoglou, also known as “The Coach”, currently the most influential coach in tennis, sharing his incredible journey with us, starting with his difficulties in his childhood to overcoming them and turning his passion for Tennis first into a business (Academy) and then into a profession (Coach).  Amazing stories and incredible learning on multiple levels.  Best warm up story ever on the Sports Entrepreneurs Podcast. I am certain you will enjoy it.     Key Highlights Early childhood stories and challenges (from low self esteem and panic attacks) and the lessons from it Winning the fight against his body and mind at the age of 11 – (first little victory) – lesson, we are the product of our life lessons (have a little win every day) Started playing tennis at the age of 4, playing 8 hours per day – Court was only place where he felt safe and confident  Age 15, parents “forced” him to stop playing against his will – another turning point in his life – his dream was destroyed Age 17, started psycho therapy for 10 years – developed tremendous skills how to read people due to his in-ability to interact with people  Working in his father's company to learn the trade from the ground up – but wasn't for him – pursued his passion for tennis again Great life Lessons from his meetings with his parents  Starting his first academy – renting two Courts (for E$ 3 per court per hour) – putting flyers on cars – after one year 40 “average” players taking lessons Next step – approached Bob Brett (at that time Boris Becker's coach) to partner with him for the “Bob Brett Academy” Had two months to put it all together before Bob Brett showed up. Patrick was the “manager” and running the academy, unfortunately, after six years Bob leaves.  Worst business decision to build a name for someone else and now the “brand” disappears on him – luckily his young players stayed on He decided to put his own name on the “door”. Only problem was, he was not a Coach (yet).   From that decision onwards, it took him 10 years to win his first Grand Slam as a Coach – we unpack that incredible journey Marcos Baghdatis, first protégé, next lesson (from bad coaching) Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova, just made French Open Final  – 16 years old when she joined him, struggling together, great story  Serene Williams, she was going through a tough moment when they first met, hadn't won a Grand Slam for two years and lost in first round in Paris  Called him to train in his tennis academy in Paris (at that time he was coaching Grigor Dimitrov) – “talk to me” story  He showed her what he thought she was doing wrong, working for 3 days and she loved it – next meeting in Wimbledon (which she won while Patrick coached her) Massively successful year in 2012, winning Grand Slams, Olympic Gold, etc at the age of 30 – and 10 Grand Slams later  Patrick Mouratoglou Academy  - from Nice, France to Greece & Dubai (Tennis Centers within top resorts)   Schooling and sports program – 200 students, 40 different nationalities – also for families, hotel, medical center, seminar area, etc  UTS – Ultimate Tennis Showdown – amazing new concept, shorter format, adapted rules, focused on digital audiences, players love it  Patrick talks us through his vision for UTS and what he thinks is right and wrong with tennis right now – must listen for anyone in the business of tennis UTS formula - short, dynamic, immersive and authentic content – started in 2020 in height of pandemic – coverage across 100 countries, 20 mil viewers, 10 invited players  Raising US$ 50 million right now, to build a League, 10 events per year in amazing locations across the world – like F1 (only same 10 players)   About Patrick Mouratoglou is a French tennis coach and sports commentator of Greek descent. He has been the coach of Serena Williams since June 2012. He founded the Mouratoglou Tennis Academy in 1996 near Paris (later relocated to the outskirts of Nice), and has coached many up-and-coming players, including Marcos Baghdatis (whom he coached to the final of the 2006 Australian Open), Julia Vakulenko, Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova, Aravane Rezaï, Irena Pavlovic, Jérémy Chardy, Laura Robson, Yanina Wickmayer and Grigor Dimitrov. Mouratoglou started coaching the ATP player Marcos Baghdatis in 1999 when Mouratoglou invited him to his Tennis Academy in October 1999, on a one-week basis. Baghdatis was, according to Mouratoglou, "not an athlete at all", however within seven years he would become a junior world No. 1, win the 2003 Australian Open boys' title, reach the final of the same tournament in 2006 and reach the world's top ten. In July 2007, he started coaching Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova. Within two years, Pavlyuchenkova reached the world's top 30 and has since made two Grand Slam quarterfinals and reached a career-high ranking of world No. 13. They ended their association in August 2009, and Mouratoglou moved onto coaching both Aravane Rezaï and Yanina Wickmayer. Rezaï enjoyed a successful 2010 season, entering the world's top 20 and winning the Premier event in Madrid whilst Wickmayer reached a career-high ranking of world No. 12 in April 2010. Mouratoglou stopped working with both Rezaï and Wickmayer in August 2010 and April 2012 respectively. In December 2010, Mouratoglou started coaching Laura Robson, who was world No. 217 at the time and still struggling to break into the senior tour. They worked together for six months before separating shortly before Wimbledon in 2011, when Robson was still struggling to make any progress on the WTA Tour, having slipped further to world No. 257. During this same period, Mouratoglou also coached Jérémy Chardy within his academy. In March 2012, Mouratoglou started coaching Grigor Dimitrov and set about guiding him back into the world's top 100, having dropped to No. 102 by the time he started. This association ended in September that year and Mouratoglou moved on to coaching Serena Williams. By the time Mouratoglou started coaching Williams, she had just suffered her first-ever opening round defeat in the main draw of a Grand Slam tournament, losing in the first round of the 2012 French Open. Since then, Mouratoglou has guided Williams to her fifth, sixth and seventh Wimbledon titles, the Olympic gold medal, her fourth, fifth, and sixth US Open titles, her second and third French Open titles, three consecutive year-end championships titles, her sixth and seventh Australian Open title and lifted her back to world No. 1 in the WTA rankings.   Follow us on our social sites for the latest updates Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sportsentrepreneurs/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/marcusluerpodcast LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/sports-entrepreneurs Website: https://marcusluer.com Podcast: https://marcusluer.com/podcast To get in touch, please email us at podcast@marcusluer.com   Feel Good by MusicbyAden https://soundcloud.com/musicbyaden Creative Commons — Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported — CC BY-SA 3.0 Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/_feel-good Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/bvgIqqRStcQ

Dr Jim Loehr is a world-renowned performance psychologist. He´s worked with hundreds of top athletes including Olympic Gold medalists and tennis players Jim Courier, Monica Seles & Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario. During his career he´s also worked with military Special Forces, Hostage Rescue teams, surgeons and Fortune 500 CEOs to achieve sustained high performance. Listen to Dr Loehr talk to CTC Host Dan Kiernan about:- How he started working with his first tennis player, Tom Gullikson His time working with Jimmy Connors & Nick Bollettieri´s Tennis Academy (now IMG Academy) Why he thinks more players aren´t travelling with sports psychologists…yet. How to train mentally and emotionally. Tips to help build your confidence. His belief that character strength can be built in the same way that muscle strength is built, through energy investment. The Hidden Scorecard – the importance of having different success measures. His time working with Olympic gold medal speed skater Dan Jansen. Advice to parents, players and coaches who don´t have access to a sports psychologist. An incredibly informative episode, get your notepads and pens at the ready! Links Mentioned in this Episode Website: www.jim-loehr.com Check our Dr Jim Loehrs books here Watch Dan Jansens´s Story - Never Give Up Listen to our episode with Tom Gullikson

Jakub Zahlava und seine Tennis Academy - Tennis with Attitude stellen sich vor und Jakub aka. Jay teilt seine Erfahrungen als Profisportler und wie er die jungen Athleten/Athletinnen entwickelt. Erfahre die Vorteile einer Academy für Dich als Athlet/inund wieso Du bereit sein musst zu verlieren um zu gewinnen. Lerne von den 3 Tipps die Jay jedem jungen Athleten und jeder jungen Athletin gibt! Viel Spaß beim hören.

Anthony and Ashton go behind the Mic with Canadian Tennis Star Aleksandra Wozniak. A World No. 21, Olympian, and Canada's all-time leader in Fed Cup wins, Aleks now leads her own Tennis Academy inspiring a new generation of stars. Also on the Show, they award Gold, Silver, Bronze for Mother-inspired athlete names . The Show concludes with All-Pro Go and a salute to their Champs & Chums.

This episode is sure to leave a smile on your face and leave you feeling motivated to chase your dreams. This is the story of Lebelo Mosehle, a tennis player who's life has changed due to his passion and love for tennis paired with his determined discipline to succeed in life.  He started playing tennis at the age of 6 in Lesotho, Africa. His family of 5 lived off an $80 salary. Lebelo was first introduced to tennis when he would find stray balls at courts and sell them until finally the local coach encouraged him to try the sport;  he was a natural. In this episode, Lebelo tells his story and elaborates on the adversities he's faced. From only getting one pair of shoes a year and playing barefoot and bloody, to arriving to the United States in the wrong city with $20 in his pocket, this man's story is inspiring! Now, he runs a Tennis Academy in Florida and encourages and inspires players of all ages to have fun and accomplish anything they dare to dream!  Follow Lebelo on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iam_lebelo/  Check out Lebelo's Academy: https://www.tampatennislessons.com  Questions or want to continue the conversation?! Email us at podcast@tennis-warehouse.com  Shop with us for all your TENNIS needs all over the WORLD:

Entry 61 brings you Scottish tennis coach, Kris Gray. Kris is the co-owner of the Tenerife Tennis Academy and has had quite the tennis journey. Having trained in various European locations as a junior and rubbing shoulders with the likes of Juan Carlos Fererro, David Ferrer and David Nalbandian. We talk through his junior playing days, his decision to quit competitive tennis, his journey into coaching and then the setting up and building of his boutique tennis academy in Tenerife. I really enjoyed catching up with Kris again and it was great to see how well he has done in recent years and he will only go from strength to strength. If you would like more information on his academy, check it out on https://www.tenerifetennisacademy.com Intro/outro music by http://www.hueandcry.co.uk Artwork by http://www.olinightingale.com

Great chat with John-Laffnie De Jager! "JL" is a South African former professional tennis player. Had a career high singles of 313, but had great success as a doubles player with a career high of 11 and 7 titles. He also reached 4 grand slam doubles semi finals and 2 mixed doubles finals. JL achieved 4th place in the Sydney Olimpics in 2000 and qualified for the ATP Doubles Championship in 1999. He is a Grade A star GPTCA level coach, certified by the ATP; and captained the South African Davis Cup team. JL is involved in several projects and businesses: Founder: Matchpoint Tennis Foundation Owner: JL's Tennis Academy in Pretoria Motivational speaker and mental conditioning coach for high performance athletes and teams including top rugby teams. JL was also the head coach of the UAE Royals (tennis team based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates that competed in the International Premier Tennis League) and is the head coach of the Springfield Lasers are a World Team Tennis franchise in the USA. He also talks about his involvement in the "Match for Africa", which his company organized; and talks about getting Federer, Nadal, Bill Gates and Trevor Noah involved and breaking the world record for attending a tennis match in the Cape Town Stadium! He also had a very interesting childhood growing up on a farm; and tells us the story of when he was born, his heart stopped and they had to give him an injection to get his heart going. Instead of injecting him in the thigh, they injected him in his butt and basically hit the main nerve going down his right leg, so he only had 10 percent use of his nerve in the right leg. The doctors told his parents that he only had a 12% chance of walking properly and he'd never be able to play any sport. His right leg is an inch-and-a-half shorter than his left leg, and he was in a cast until he was three years old! Enjoy the episode! Please follow and subscribe to my podcast, you will find it on most platforms. Website: https://anchor.fm/gianluca-sola Instagram: tennis_lifestyle_podcast Twitter: @GlSola Facebook: @TennisLifestylePodcast Ciao, Gianluca

The coach of CiCi Bellis, Tom Gutteridge joins us this week to talk about how he became a top level coach & what his day to day job really looks like

Nicklas Kulti nådde världsrankingarna 11 i dubbel och 32 i singel. Som junior var han juniorvärldsetta 1989 och vann både Australian Open och Wimbledon. 2011 grundade han ihop med Magnus Norman och Mikael Tillström tennisakademin Good to Great Tennis Academy i Stockholm.  I dagens avsnitt pratar vi om: - vilka egenskaper som tog Nicklas till att bli världens bästa junior - nycklarna till det framgångsrika arbetet med samarbetspartners och sponsorer på Good to Great - hur man resonerat på akademin i valet av tränarrekryteringar - fördelar med att ha utländska spelare på akademin - det viktigaste för svensk tennis framöver Mail: linus.eriksson@tennismagasinet.se Instagram: linus_se_eriksson

Mit Sven Bendlin haben wir den ersten Gast am Start und damit direkt einen Hochkaräter. Wir sprechen mit dem Coach über die R2S Tennis Academy, die Zeit während Corona & seine Sicht auf die Entwicklung des Tennissports.

Take your tennis game to the next level with learning from the top tennis experts from around the world. In this edition, we speak to a top coach in Europe who discusses the Eastern European Championship and the Tipsarevic Academy. Gain insights to improve you tennis game with topics including tennis philosophies from around the world that work for top players, fitness programs for international players, and what insights an international coach has from teaching the pros.

runtime: 43:22 / tennis, pro tour, France, college tennis, lifeHello everyone, and thanks for your time tuning in to Part 2 of Cedric's podcast! We resume where we were discussing challenge matches within a Tennis Academy model, where players from groups looking to break into the "elite" group of players and coaches, would challenge players to a formal match to determine promotion or relegation... it's an awesome way to deal with a pressure situation, and to also prep for matches at tournaments around the country!Thanks y'all and stay safe and stay healthy!

Nick Lester is the epitome of what we want from our Tennis Academy. Someone who has truly used his passion for tennis as a vehicle through his life, as a player, as a coach and over the last 15 years as a tennis commentator on Sky Sports, Amazon Prime, BBC, Eurosport and the World Feed. Nick shares his story, tennis stories and insights and his favourite experiences including Novak Djokovic winning his 9th Master Series event in Cincinnati. Enjoy

Founders of both Strive Tennis Academy and the Match Tennis App Heath Waters and Lindsay Lee-Waters join the show today’s show to talk about the many ways by which the Match Tennis App can help tennis players across the country reach their goals, and discuss the ways the app can help both facilitate the running of a tournament and ensure safety and health protocols are followed. Host Alex Gruskin also asks Lindsay about her pro career, and the ways her career influenced the development of the app. Don’t forget to give a 5 star review with your twitter/instagram handle for a chance to win some FREE CR gear!! This episode brought to you by: Midwest Sports 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. DraftKings

In dieser Folge erfährst du, wie wichtig es aktuell ist auf sich selbst zu schauen, und sich nicht von den Ängsten und Blockaden anderer abhängig zu machen. Wie du dich noch besser kennenlernen kannst und was der Tennis Trainer von Serena Williams mit der "Folgen-Frage" zu tun hat?! Viel Spaß bei den nächsten 25 Minuten! ;) - Trailer zu Netflix Doku"Playbook": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iapq84suC3c - Tennis academy von Patrick Mouratoglou: https://www.mouratoglou.com/de/patrick-mouratoglou/ - 3 Minuten Erklärung zum Thema AEC disc: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXd2scZm6N0 Schön, dass du mit dabei bist! Der Business Pöhler Podcast ist die perfekte Mischung aus den Bereichen: Business, Sport und Lifestyle und allen anderen Themen, die Spaß machen. Jan Zimmermann spricht im Business Pöhler Podcast mit sich, Machern, Könnern und guten Freunden. Es soll dich motivieren, inspirieren und vor allem sollst du eine tolle Zeit hier haben. Egal ob Berufsstarter oder frisch selbstständig, hier nimmst du bestimmt was für dich mit! Jeden Mittwoch neu! ________________________________________ Werde jetzt Teil der "Business Pöhler - Community" auf unserer Facebook Seite. Dort findest du Gleichgesinnte, die sich gerne über die geteilten Inhalte austauschen, neue Erfahrungen machen wollen und somit ihr Leben bereichern. Bleib auch gerne in Kontakt mit mir: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/janpzimmermann/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jpzimmermann Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jan.zimmermann.7528 Einfach mal machen, dein Jan __________________________ Musik: Silvio Kundt (ESKANDTHEWOOD) Titelbild: Paulo Suarez, Nikola Nickl, Jan Zimmermann

Tina Pisnik, a former WTA top 30 player from Slovenia joins the podcast this week.Tina, now retired from professional tennis coaches in Chicago. During her playing career, she was involved in the Olympics on two separate occasions, won WTA tournaments and played all of the grand slams

Dan Kiernan is back for Part 2!This episode focuses on the challenges that tennis & tennis academies have faced because of COVID. We also talk at length about mental health issues and how important it is to talk about them.It was our first time talking about mental health on the podcast this week. Really eye-opening stuff. Check it out!Let us know what you think & leave us a review on iTunes!Stay safe & have a great week!Episode Chapters:1:37 - Challenges for the academy during COVID11:48 - Mental Health in Tennis20:50 - Tennis needs more security!29:01 - Advice for young playersWin some FREE Functional Tennis Products by leaving us a 5-star review with your Twitter/Instagram handle.Find Functional at:Twitter: twitter.com/functennisInstagram: Instagram.com/FunctionalTennisPodcastWebsite: www.FunctionalTennis.comFacebook: Facebook.com/FunctionalTennisOfficial

Dan Kiernan, the owner & director of Soto Tennis Academy joins the podcast this week. We talk Coaching, Tour Life, Wimbledon, Soto Tennis Academy (program, schooling & costs). Dan is honest, transparent and says it as it is. It's very refreshing to listen to him!We had a long chat with Dan, so decided to split our conversation with him into two separate episodes. This is Part 1.Let us know what you think & leave us a review on iTunes!Stay safe & have a great week!Episode Chapters:5:30 - How Dan ended up coaching10:52 - Playing at Wimbledon21:07 - All about Soto Tennis Academy30:48 - Core values at Soto Tennis Academy35:45 - Cost of attending SotoWin some FREE Functional Tennis Products by leaving us a 5-star review with your Twitter/Instagram handle.Find Functional at:Twitter: twitter.com/functennisInstagram: Instagram.com/FunctionalTennisPodcastWebsite: www.FunctionalTennis.comFacebook: Facebook.com/FunctionalTennisOfficial

Intervista di Alessandro Nizegorodcew a Simone Vagnozzi, coach di Stefano Travaglia. 'Vagno' si è soffermato sulla stretta attualità e su una serie di stage organizzati alla Oltrepò Tennis Academy

Welcome to the Mini-Break powered by Midwest Sports, your daily podcast for the biggest storylines, results, and controversies from the tennis world. This week’s Getting to The Point podcast takes a deeper look into the relationship between nutrition and performance with ArrowBar Ambassador Richard-John Mensing Jr. Richard is currently the Director of Performance and Junior Athletic Development at John McEnroe Tennis Academy and Sportime Randalls Island, and also played an instrumental role in the development of ArrowBar. He currently trains advanced juniors, collegiate players, and professional players as well.  Don’t forget to give a 5 star review with your twitter/instagram handle for a chance to win some FREE CR gear!! This episode brought to you by: Midwest Sports 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.  DraftKings

Rozmowa z Michałem Przysiężnym, byłym 57 zawodnikiem ATP, obecnym trenerem i właścicielem Przysiężny Tennis Academy. W tym odcinku mieliśmy mały problem techniczny, dlatego jakość dźwięku przez jakiś czas jest nieprzyjazna dla uszu. Wybaczcie :) Rozmawiamy o jego karierze, jak radził sobie z wyzwaniami oraz o jego planach i marzeniach trenerskich. Porównujemy tenis męski z damskim oraz zastanawiamy się jak nasz sport może wyglądać po pandemii. 2. odcinek podcastu Tennis Talk. Dostępny na YouTube - https://youtu.be/oPunATF4GiY Anchor - https://anchor.fm/tennistalkpl Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/5FGftzwhbIXJ6ezKyeI18Z Google Podcasts - https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8xZjRhOTE3OC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw== Sandra Zaniewska: https://www.instagram.com/sandrazaniewska/?hl=en https://www.facebook.com/sandrazaniewska/ https://twitter.com/szaniewska?lang=en https://www.sandrazaniewska.com Gość odcinka: Michał Przysiężny https://www.instagram.com/przysiezny_tennis_academy/?hl=en

This week I speak to the man behind the world renowned Saviano Tennis Academy, Nick Saviano. Nick was a former top 50 player who quit tennis to start his own academy and has worked with some great players from a very young age to been in the players box on the Grand Slam finals day as well as securing places places for countless teenagers in top US universities.We talk aboutHis academyWhat it was like to be a Top 50 player in the 70's along with his most memorable matchHelping juniors on the big decision to go pro or to collegeWorking with Sloane Stephens as an 11 year old and the feeling of seeing somebod you have worked with win a SlamWorking with Genie BouchardHow to get the most out of female players and how they mature quicker than the boysThe parents as a junior players CEONick's new online courseWe also have a question from one of our listeners.I hope you enjoy the episode.FabioWin some FREE Functional Tennis Products by leaving us a 5 star review with your Twitter/Instagram handle.Find Functional at:Website: www.FunctionalTennis.comInstagram: Instagram.com/FunctionalTennisFacebook: Facebook.com/FunctionalTennisOfficialTwitter: twitter.com/functennis

By Ed ShanaphyA second report in our series: Women in Tennis Amy Pazahanick always knew she wanted to start a tennis academy. She knew it long before she graduated from college. She knew it with every tennis ball she hit during practice as a kid. She knew it while she played nationals and headed to a Division I school. By the age of 26, she thought. Pazahanick did it. She didn't just start an academy, however. Amy now finds herself running one of the fastest growing management firms in the nation. Her firm, Agape Tennis Academy, established in 2012 on the outskirts of Atlanta, Georgia, was an academy aimed at integrating with the community. Now, as a management firm, Agape maintains its values by remaining truthful to its roots - the numerous communities it serves on the courts. Just Like Tennis, Business Improves Through Practice and Repetition A graduate of Coastal Carolina University, Amy learned her trade under a fellow female director of tennis. Under her first director and mentor, Amy remembers that she learned just as much about the "business" side of running a tennis facility as teaching a backswing. Referring to her first boss Amy notes: "She was instrumental in my development," as Amy reflects on her start in the tennis world which, to her, seems so long ago. Amy Pazahanick made a deal with herself to run an academy by the age of 26. She now manages 10 city championships, 70 tennis courts and 30 pickleball courts over 4 facilities...with more to come. The consistency of branding and putting a message out there that stays true to Amy's "mission and vision" has brought her success. Alluding to her training as a Division I athlete where she practiced something again and again, Amy cites the parallel with business - business improves with repetition and practice. Amy pounds the pavement and never stops growing and learning through repetitive, yet objective, marketing, planning, and strategizing. Creating a Team On and Off The Court With a staff of over 50, Amy has assembled teaching professionals on the court that work as a team with juniors in the academy in the foreground and the community as the backdrop. They all look to take juniors to a new level, she says. Unlike other academies where personalities may get in the way, she stresses the emphasis of teamwork in developing juniors' games. Amy does rely on her hand-picked team to support her and her company, but realizes that hard work and attention to detail can't be replaced when you're a leader. One of the most Influential Women In The Industry "If you're a woman, you are held to a higher standard... men have a little more freedom to make mistakes," states Pazahanick. But, then she says the industry is fair. "If you're good, you're good. The market is not going to care. If you're good, it doesn't matter what you look like, if you're a female or if you look like you're twelve years old." Amy isn't just good. She's excellent. She is a perfectionist when it comes to organization and has grown a teenage dream into a large-scale reality. She has been named both Georgia's Tennis Association and Georgia's PTR Professional of the Year. Her dream, Agape Tennis Academy, was named Tennis Organization of the Year by the Tennis Media Group, but even more special to Pazahanick, was that the Academy was also named Community Outreach Program of the Year. Join us as we take a podcast journey to find what makes Amy Pazahanick, well, simply...tick. Agape Tennis Academy (agapetennisacademy.com) is actively bidding for more facilities, and Pazahanick expects the firm to have up to nine facilities under management by the end of 2020. You can reach Amy by email at amypazahanick@hotmail.com

Stephen Koon is the coach of several top Indian players including Yuki Bhambri, Riya Bhatia and Pranjala Yadlapalli.

India's top ATP player Yuki Bhambri, who has been a former Junior World No. 1 and an ATP top-100 player interviews his coach Mr Stephen Koon of the Impact Tennis Academy in Thailand.

Vincent Burke is a licensed Doctor of Physical Therapy, with a Master’s Degree in Physical Therapy, Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, Certified Personal Trainer, and a Work Hardening Specialist.  He has over twenty-five years of broad-based experience and has attained optimum results.  His area of expertise in rehabilitation is in orthopedics and sports medicine, no matter the age, gender, or movement dysfunction.  His other specialty is in personal training and athletic performance training.  This, he does for the individual, small group, or team.  Vince also has given numerous presentations and was the speaker/facilitator for professional higher education clinics, high school teachers, and camps for exercise, training and injury prevention programs. His didactic credentials consist of a Doctorate Degree in Physical Therapy and also a Master’s Degree in Physical Therapy from Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, Florida with Summa Cum Laude honors.  His undergraduate degrees were awarded from Farleigh Dickenson University in Madison, NJ and Barry University in North Miami, Florida.  He is an active member in the American Physical Therapy Association, Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Divisions, along with the National Strength and Conditioning Association and the National Academy of Sports Medicine.  He also participates in the National Safety for Youth Sports Organization and is on nationwide forums for sharing his expertise for treatment and training. While practicing in Florida, he taught athletic trainers at the Florida Atlantic University.  He was the Strength and Conditioning Coach for Chris Evertt’s Tennis Academy and Chris Carter’s FAST Program.  As a physical therapist, he was the team therapist for the Harrid Dance Conservatory Academy and many of the local high schools and colleges while working for the Palm Beach Institute of Sports Medicine.   Here in New Jersey, he was the therapist for the Newark Bears and the New Jersey Nets for SportsCare Institute.  He also was the Strength and Conditioning Coach for figure skaters at the Ice House in Hackensack.  He ran the US Figure Skating Adult Training Camp off-ice strength and conditioning program.   Vince conducts off-ice training for 200 hockey players each summer with the Give ‘Em Up Nothing Goalie Training facility in Saddle Brook, NJ. Infinity Fitness & Sports Institute was the training team for the New Jersey Mariners and many of the youth athletes in the area.  Vince has been the strength and conditioning coach at Cal Ripken’s Baseball Training Camps. He has twice been a guest speaker on News 12 New Jersey, where he spoke of athletic injuries and treatment, and children and weight training.  He has been a guest on ESPN’s NFL Countdown, performing functional rehabilitation for professional football players.  Vince has published several articles relating to youth training, athletic performance and injury reduction.  Vince has also appeared on a new television-broadcasting network in the NY, NJ, and CT area, which features high school athletics.  This station, MSG Varsity, has featured him twice in their broadcasts, discussing youth athletics, injury prevention, and overuse syndromes. Presently, he is running his solo physical therapy, personal and sports training facility.  His physical therapy practice includes all types of patients of all ages, from the active aging with medical and orthopedic post-operative pathologies, to the young, injured athlete, and the infant born with various challenges.  Additionally, he treats numerous athletes, such as Olympians, professionals, amateurs, including, but not limited to, the fields of football, basketball, baseball, soccer, softball, ice-skating, karate, tennis, dance, golf, and hockey. On the other hand, many of the patients require care simply from work-related injuries, surgeries, neurological impairments, wound care, home care, and the like. As for the personal training aspect of his business, Vince has the same outcomes as his rehabilitation…RESULTS. He has trained great athletes and hopefuls from all sports, ages, and genders.  He has trained the five-year-old figure skater, the female all-state softball players, and the college and professional football player, to name a few.  He is also a two-time NPC NJ body building champion.  His photos has been published in, Body Building: A Realistic Approach, by Frank Melfa. Vince was featured in The Bergen Record in 2007, and again in 2008, for the exceptional work he has done with his patients and athletes.  Vince continues to think “outside the box,” as he searches for new and resourceful ways to help people obtain their optimal performance, whether it be in athletics or life.  As he practices research-based physical therapy and personal training, he believes that one should always test new ideas.  The practice conducts research studies on sports-related injuries and treatments to offer the best possible care for its patients and the public. Lastly, Vince has trademarked a comprehensive physical examination for athletes, called the MAPP, and is working with the New Jersey Pediatric Society to push its implementation by the sports world for all people who participate in competitive sports.  The MAPP examines personal readiness to participate in sports, focusing on weaknesses that could lead to injuries when the stress of sports is placed on the person.  He feels that this will greatly reduce the amount of sports-related injuries and even fatalities that we are seeing in the news today. Vince is always searching for ways to educate others.  He is constantly writing articles for submission to current magazines.  Some of his published articles include:  “Basic Weight Training and Conditioning for Children:  A Must Before Functional and Power Training,” in Advance for Physical Therapists and PT Assistants, September 12, 2005; “Basic Weight Training and Conditioning for Youth Athletes,” in the Coaches Quarterly, April 3, 2008; “Are You Within the R.A.A.D.A.R. Zone?” in the NJ Cops Magazine, January 2011.  These are just a few of his published articles.  Vince has created and trade marked a Human Behavior Awareness Program called RAADAR™.  RAADAR™ is an acronym that stands for Responsibility, Accountability, Appreciation, Determination, Attitude, and Respect.  These six principles intertwine with the eleven essential elements of human life: Family, Faith, Friends, Education, Charity, Work, Skill, Training, Game Day, Nutrition, and Rest.  He has adapted his program for use with student athletes, school systems, communities, and the workplace.  This program is about being positive and expressing/behaving the “Right Way.”  With the use of positive reinforcement, the RAADAR™ Program encourages optimal human behavior for success in all aspects of life.  RAADAR™ is growing and spreading quickly throughout local communities. Vince hopes to have the RAADAR™ program be integrated in all parts of life, nationwide.  RAADAR™ was featured in The Bergen Record in February of 2016.  At this time, Vince is in the process of lecturing on RAADAR™ and publishing his first book. Information on his RAADAR™ program can be found on his YouTube Channel. Lastly, Vince has been addressing the epidemic of Anterior Cruciate Ligament injuries among youth athletes.  He has been running educational symposiums at select locations to educate on ACL injury prevention and pre-habilitation.  Vince has a vast amount of knowledge and experience with ACL injury prevention, pre-habilitation, and rehabilitation. 

This week to speak to former pro Sebastian Lavie who has recently setup the Lavie Tennis Academy at the Nextgen arena in Auckland New Zealand. As a 9 year living in New Zealand he relocated with his family to train in Australia and then at 10 they all moved to France where he spent most of his teenage years training at he Mouratoglou Tennis Academy and living with Patrick Mouratoglou. We hear about the challenges and fun along the way as well as bringing his learnings from the setup and Team at the Mouratoglou academy to his own Academy.Some of the areas we cover:Where Tennis BeganPacking everything into a container and moving to EuropeStay in France or move back home to NZ?Living with Patrick MouratoglouWhen Grigor Dimitrov arrived at MouratoglouCost of training at the AcademyWhat would he do differently as a kid todayWas there a Plan b?Failure at pro tourGreat coachesBest / favourite matchGoing from top junior to a senior playerJunior with sponsorship dealsGetting his first pointDream of a tennis academy College tennis versus direct routeLife at The Lavie Tennis AcademyIf you are new to the show welcome and check out our other episodes. If you liked the episode please share it with your tennis loving friends and family :)Fabio

This week we speak to former pro (Top 100 singles, Top 20 doubles) and academy owner Alexander Waske. Alexander runs the Alexander Waske Tennis University in Frankfurt Germany. He has worked with pros such as Kerber, Melzer, Haas, Berankis and currently works with Bemelmans, De Loore, Gunneswaren and former world number 1 junior and junior slam winner Jonas Forejtek who is also famously known for his video as a 12 year hitting with the wooden spoon!Alexander tells us about:His academy and academy lifePlayers he works withWhat he looks for in playersJonas Forejtek and the pointerWhat’s needed to break into the top 100Advice for players, parents and coaches.It was great to have him on the show and promise you will love this episode.We mention the Tennis Pointer on the show and here is the link to itShout out to our Podcast Sponsors Head.

Jack Newman is the founder of the Austin Tennis Academy, one of the top tennis academies in the United States. Jack tells the story of ATA and what has made their program so successful.

S1 E25 Set 1: Rachel's Formative Years A 5 year old's intuition. Newk's Tennis Academy. Missouri Tiger Tennis. Set 2: Entering the Real World Teaching Tennis, Fitness Training. Broadcasting, Writing, Speaking, Media Personality. Working with tennis software company, Courtly. Pop Culture, Socially Speaking. Set 3 : You Are The Commissioner of the Great Game You've got the "magic wand" - so what change(s) do you make, if any. Special Guest: Rachel Stuhlmann. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/atthenetpodcast/support

The Tennis Academy and Kick Serve Show Watch the show replay on video at Youtube.com/ChrisLewit It was an exciting show with tennis industry leaders like Brian Boland, Bruce Gullikson, and Jeremy Malfait tuning in. Chris discusses the positives and perils of tennis academies and how to find the best academy for the junior player. He also explains the homeschooling options available and the common pathway players take to home or alternate schooling. In addition, Chris breaks down the technique and biomechanics of the kick serve and discusses how he builds this difficult skill with his junior players. It's a jam packed show. Enjoy! Full Show Notes: —Is Robert Lansdorp right when he says that academies don't do “real” development —Why academies are poor businesses and why that's dangerous for the consumer —The truth about how academies work —The danger of summertime at an tennis academy —Academy and homeschooling costs —Which is better—private coaching or academies? —Do academies play favorites with the scholarship kids? —The story of Academia Alvarino-Altur in Valencia—now Lozano-Altur Academy. —What is the right age to homeschool? —The difference between the training of a top 10 national player and top 100 —The typical pathway to homeschooling —The variety of online and alternate schooling options available currently —How most parents of top juniors like to lie about their kid's training —Is there a back arch on the kick serve? —Key techniques to consider when learning the kick? —What is the best age to teach and learn a kick? —Chris's secret kick serve teaching methods —How to learn or teach a kick safely to a young player —Keys to preventing injury on the kick serve —Toni Nadal serving recommendations —Mark Kovacs serving practice recommendations —Why many girls don't need a kick serve and shouldn't try to learn one. —Why most adults can learn a kick serve but it will never be good in competition And much more! —Follow Chris at these websites and social media links Website: www.chrislewit.com Blog: www.ProdigyMaker.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/ChrisLewitTennisAcademy Twitter: www.twitter.com/chrislewit LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/chris-lewit-tennis-academy Instagram: www.instagram.com/chrislewittennis/ YouTube: www.youtube.com/ChrisLewit iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-prodigy-maker-tennis-show/

Mark Weil tells us all about how he dreamt up the Weil Tennis Academy...an academy that even Grigor Dimitrov has spent time training at! Founded in 1997 in Ojai, CA Weil was the first full-time boarding school and academy on the West Coast. He talks to us about his passion for tennis, why he created what he did and all the ups and downs in between. Learn the traits he looks for in players and his best, and worst moments as the founder and Director of the Weil Academy.Weil Academy: www.weilacademy.comWeil on Instagram: www.instagram.com/weilacadeThey have trained and placed over 400 US and international students in prestigious American universities. In 2019, the Weil Academy is considered by many to be one of the most successful full time, high performance academies and they have a reputation of not only placing the most players into college programs of their choice, but also preparing these players for success at the college level. Mark Weil chats with us about how he got started in tennis, how he began the Weil Academy, what sort of players he looks for and the key traits of successful academy kids. Listen to previous episodes: www.tennis-warehouse.com/podcast Subscribe, rate & review wherever you get your podcasts! Continue the conversation by emailing us: podcast@tennis-warehouse.com  ITUNES: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/talk-tennis/id1475845728?lSPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/7aCFGNA2VnSOJus9qM2jrxSTITCHER: https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=453304&refid=stprHappy Hitting!

We speak to Anthony Harris, coach of ATP Top 100 Lloyd Harris. Anthony has done so much good for tennis in South Africa with his Match Foundation helping kids from under privileged background find success in tennis and life.We speak aboutHis early tennis days and becoming No.1 in ZimbabweGoing straight into High Performance coachingBuilding an academy in Cape TownThe Match FoundationLloyd HarrisAdvice for Coaches and Juniors

Today on the Letcord Podcast we are visited by Olivier Jeunehomme, current coach of Dayana Yastremska and longtime coach at the Justine Henin Tennis Academy. After starting his career with the Belgian Tennis Federation, Jeunehomme worked as a part of Henin's team along with Carlos Rodriguez, before he joined the Belgian legend at the Justine Henin Tennis Academy. He coached Irina Kromacheva and Sofya Zhuk prior to beginning his partnership with 19-year-old Yastremska last year. All of his players have had tremendous success, and Yastremska has blossomed in the time that Jeunehomme has worked with her, winning her first three WTA titles and rising to 32 in the world. We chat with Jeunehomme about his beginnings in tennis, how he started working with Henin and his partnership with Yastremska. We discuss the future of Yastremska, who is currently the second-highest ranked teenager in tennis, and what they have established as goals for the grass season as well as the rest of 2019 and 2020. You can learn more about Olivier here: https://www.wtatennis.com/coaches/olivier-jeunehomme And for more about the Justine Henin Tennis Academy go here: http://www.justineheninacademy.com/home3.asp?ClubID=132&LG=EN Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the Daily Detroit Podcast today: - Flex N Gate opens on the east side of Detroit, hiring 50% Detroit residents into jobs. Looking for a job yourself? Here's a link to job training at Detroit At Work. - We hit the streets to talk to folks on both sides at a strike at one of Detroit's iconic hotels, the Westin Book Cadillac, owned by Marriott. At issue? Wages, of course. But also the idea that workers shouldn't have to work two jobs to afford to live in the city. - One of the Detroit area’s most infamous motels is being shopped as a redevelopment opportunity. The Motorama Motel on Eight Mile Road at Woodward in Ferndale is for sale, and we have the purchase price. - Southfield has joined the ranks of Detroit-area cities to celebrate the holiday instead as Indigenous Peoples Day. - Detroit’s Palmer Park is getting some badly needed new tennis courts. Crews recently demolished the old courts, which sit along Woodward Avenue between McNichols and Seven Mile Roads and have hosted a popular youth Tennis Academy for the past five years. - And Nuri Gocay from IT in the D joins us to talk about tech and the recent security breach from a big tech company. Thanks to our episode sponsors: Milo Digital and Falling Down Beer Company. This episode of the Daily Detroit podcast was recorded on Monday, October 8. Subscribe to one of America's best local news podcasts here for free. 

In this episode we discuss developing junior tennis champions with Mario Llano of the Rhode Island Tennis Academy. Mario has developed several players that have won prestigious national and international events. His most popular student is Jared Donaldson (currently #48 ATP). www.ritennisacademy.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5TkaGB4zqDk

On this edition of Cracked Interviews, Jackson Bridge Academy Founders and Co-Directors Mitch Bridge and Kevin Jackson join the podcast to share the genesis behind their elite full-time tennis academy based out of the premier Los Cab Sports Village in Southern California, maximizing tennis development through their CEO mentality, settle the ongoing Chipotle v. Qdoba debate, and shed some light onto what it’s like flying first class to Dubai. This podcast is powered by Pinecast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode you will hear from former ATP pro Dan Kiernan. Once Britain's number 1 doubles player Dan brings a wealth of playing and coaching experience and is now director of the ever growing Soto Tennis Academy in the south of Spain. Dan will speak about how he first got into tennis and how being a big fish in a small pond helped his confidence.  He then moves on to his time in the illustrious Rover squad at Bisham Abbey which saw him leave home at the tender age of 14. Before Dan went to to the ATP tour he spent 4.5 year at LSU university and you will hear the amazing impact this has had on his life both on and off court. Dan is honest and authentic in this podcast and his ability to turn negative experiences into positive ones for his players is truly inspirational. If you would like to know more details about Soto Tennis Academy please check out what they do at http://www.sototennis.com Enjoy listening to a world class person and coach

Jo Ward is a former player herself with a career high of #150 WTA. She has been a National Coach for the LTA, traveled on the WTA Tour as a coach & started back in January 2006 a Tennis Academy in the UK called WimX. Currently Jo is writing a workshop for the LTA with […] The post #59: Jo Ward – Women Tennis Players are different, not limited appeared first on AdamBlicher.com.

Dr. Vernice Richards is the Director of Mental Conditioning and Peak Performance at the Evert Tennis Academy. She is originally from Trinidad and Tobago. She is a certified by the Association of Applied Sport Psychology (AASP-CC #505), received her Masters in Counseling specializing in Sports Psychology from Boston University and her PhD in Sport Psychology from Florida State University. In this interview, she discusses her pyramid of success, how she teaches breathing and mindfulness, and how we can "compete" to be the best we can be. Full shownotes are available at cindrakamphoff.com/vernice.  

In this episode you are going to listen to Christian Ruud, Christian was a professional player himself with a career high of #39 in Singles in 1995. He represented Norway in 3 consecutive Olympics, he has been the National Coach of Norway & is currently Coaching at the 104 Tennis Academy in Norway alongside being […] The post #43: Christian Ruud – You Need To Have a Big Weapon appeared first on AdamBlicher.com.

In this episode you are going to listen to Federico Ricci, Federico was the director at the Evert Tennis Academy where he worked with the likes of Lauren Davis, Jesse Levine, Madison Keys & Ajla Tomljanovic. Since 2011 he has been the director of the Jarkko Nieminen Tennis Academy which is one of the few […] The post #25: Federico Ricci – Cultural differences in running a Tennis Academy appeared first on AdamBlicher.com.

Weil Academy Director and Founder Mark Weil opened the Weil Tennis Academy in Ojai, California in June of 1997, becoming the first coach to open a full time, boarding tennis academy in the heart of Southern California. Since opening 13 years ago, Weil Academy has trained many junior world champions including former ITF #1 Grigor … Continue reading Mark Weil of the Weil Tennis Academy →

Our Guest: Our Guest Mark Weil has established what may be the first true Tennis Academy to pursue preparing it's students to go to the very best Universities.  The mission of the program is to give players opportunities to play in college as well as have a wide open career path for their future. A very clear structure of inclusion and holistic approach to the development of the student is taken. Infinite Tennis is hosted by Bill Patton, a 25 year career Tennis Professional certified by both USPTA and PTR.  He has been honored to learn from some of the greatest coaches in the world and is reaching out, so that you can get to know them, and learn from them.  Infinite Tennis also looks out for the little guy, and gives voice to topics in Tennis that affect many of us Tennis Players.   Bill's lifetime study is in The Brain / Body connection, Psychology, Education, and self discovery. Much of the wisdom from these great coaches has guided that discovery.

Former ATP World Player and SMU Assitant Coach, Tobias Clemens, takes us on into Peru and up to Machu Pichu. He is in Lima and is preparing to launch a new Tennis Academy. On The Journey he explains how we can to transition from a competent athlete to consistent champion. Then he and his wife, Fiorella, meets us at The Fork In The Road. : RyoSports Radio : The Hunk I Dreamed : The Rat And The Alley Cat  

As Paul goes for joke #600 and contemplates his career, Lou directs a Tennis Academy promo utilizing all of his inexperience.