Podcasts about tennis hall

Jane Preyer made her mark as an All-American at the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill before succeeding in the WTA Tour. She reached No. 43 and defeated some top players including Evonne Goolagong. Later she took to coaching and led the Duke University women to four ACC championships. Keith Richardson is now inducted into his fifth hall of fame. His career began with achievement at Appalachian State and was named a “Legend” in 2012. With victories over Kevin Curren and Eliott Teltscher, he rose to No. 63 in singles and No. 146 in doubles. Richardson also was honored as a teaching pro by the US Professional Tennis Association (USPTA). We also preview our year-end highlight episode, scheduled for release on Thursday, Dec. 14.

This week's show features two titans in the broadcast industry as Chanda Rubin & Patrick McEnroe join the podcast. Rubin recaps Iga Swiatek's dominance at the WTA Finals, where she hoisted the trophy and reclaimed the #1 ranking in the world. The Tennis Channel broadcaster also recaps the standout seasons for Coco Gauff & Jessica Pegula, previews the action at the Billie Jean King Cup, and discusses another new mother on tour in Belinda Bencic. And then Patrick McEnroe, one of the prominent voices in all of tennis, joins the show to discuss how he carved his own path in the game he loves. McEnroe explains what it was like growing up with his megastar brother John, how he honed his broadcast skills, and what his strategy was for serving as the USA captain in the Davis Cup. He also goes in depth about his new role as president of the International Tennis Hall of Fame, and why he hopes to re-energize the sport through his new position. Hosted by Mitch Michals. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 88: Frankie & Marcus tackle one of the lesser discussed topics in the tennis world, and that is the criteria players are inducted to the Tennis Hall of Fame. Should you be inducted for winning a Grand Slam? What about being world #1? How does impact off the court affect your status? We discuss all the above and more in this weeks episode. Thanks for tuning in, make sure to follow and subscribe on all major podcasts & social media platforms! Socials ⁠Website⁠ ⁠Instagram⁠ ⁠Twitter⁠ ⁠LinkedIn⁠ ⁠YouTube⁠ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/breakpointpodcast7/support

This is an interview with former World No. 1 doubles player, 11-time Grand Slam champion, and the holder of the most doubles wins in WTA history, Lisa Raymond.I spoke with Lisa about her career, what she's doing now, and all things doubles.In this conversation we talk about: The importance of college tennis for her career & her opinion on if players should go pro or to college at 18.Her Tennis Hall of Fame nominationHow to play with different partners – including playing with weak partners.A ton of doubles strategy like how to execute the chip & charge, the serve & volley, & more tactics you can use to improve your game.You will also hear how she got into tennis, how she's seen the game change over the last 20 years, and of course, what we can do to make doubles more popular.See the shownotes for this episode here: https://www.thetennistribe.com/lisa-raymond-interview/**Doubles Ebooks** These guides offer proven advice to improve your doubles strategy.25 Winning Doubles Tactics:  https://www.thetennistribe.com/25-winning-doubles-tactics/ Serve Strategy for Doubles: https://www.thetennistribe.com/serve-strategy-for-doubles-ebook/ ***Download your free doubles guide to learn how to force errors and get more easy volleys at TheTennisTribe.com/doubles-guide/. ***Tennis Gear reviews: The best racquets, shoes, bags, & moreRead our written doubles lessons hereSubscribe to our YouTube Channel for video lessons

Join the ATN Boys as we speak with the Texas Tennis Hall of Famer, Wayne Leavitt. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/atthenetpodcast/message

I had the honor of speaking with Mr. Joe Goldthreate, a Worldwide Tennis professional, and Civil Rights Advocate. Mr. Goldthreate was inducted into the Black Tennis Hall of Fame in 2020. A four-time retiree he still finds time to run the community tennis program, that he started at Hadley Park, in Nashville, Tennessee. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/luna-moon92/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/luna-moon92/support

We get up close and personal in an inspiring conversation with Australian Open commentator and four-time Grand Slam winner Jim Courier. He shares the backstory of choosing whether to pursue baseball or tennis at age 13, what it's like being friendly and competitive with fellow tennis legends, and the future he expects for upcoming American players. Jim Courier reached the #1 world ranking, was a member of two winning United States Davis Cup teams and is one of sixteen men in the history of tennis to reach the finals of all four major championships. He is a member of the International Hall of Fame and proudly served as Captain of the United States Davis Cup Team from 2011-1018. Jim remains active in the tennis world today, working in TV as an analyst at the premiere tennis events. He co-founded Courier's Kids, which supports after school tennis programs, and InsideOut Sports & Entertainment, which has produced over 200 tennis tournaments and exhibitions since inception. Jim resides in Los Angeles with his wife Susanna and their two sons. GET NOTIFIED about upcoming shows: » Subscribe to our YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5jh... » See upcoming guests on the #WalkerWebcast here: https://www.walkerdunlop.com/webcasts/

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

Don Henderson and Doug Miles talk with Tennis Hall of Famer and broadcaster Julie Heldman about her book “Driven: A Daughter's Odyssey” about her life in tennis, broadcasting and dealing with her own bi-polar disorder and mental health challenges on “Talk Across America”. Book link available at www.dougmilesmedia.com.

Tahl Leibovitz, USA Table Tennis Hall of Fame Inductee and Champion of Peace for Peace & Sport has played Table Tennis for over 25 years beginning at the South Queens Boys and Girls Club in Queens, NY. Tahl has represented the United States internationally for more than 20 years and is training to qualify for his sixth Paralympic Games which will take place in Japan 2020. Tahl dominated the Para Pan Am Games and was also a four-time USA Olympic Qualifier. Tahl graduated with an MSW from New York University, is currently licensed as an LMSW, and works in New York City assisting marginalized groups and individuals. Tahl was recently inducted into the USATT Hall of Fame and wrote Ping Pong for Fighters, a best-selling table tennis instructional book on Amazon. You can also find more Richard Listens content on Instagram (@RichardListens), Facebook (@Richard Listens), and RichardListens.com. Support the show ( http://patreon.com/Richardlistens ) ( http://patreon.com/Richardlistens ) Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/richardlistens/donations

In this episode I interview Boris Sobkin who speaks to me from Moscow. He talks about his career, his relationship with Mikhail Youzhny, the current state of Russian tennis and much more... Boris is a legendary coach and teacher of our sport. He is over 70 years of age and still busy coaching at the highest level. He has an enormous amount of experience and probably can talk about Russian tennis better than most people. He is currently working with Alexander Bublik and the Kazakhstan tennis federation. He is GPTCA A star level coach, and Russian President of the Global Professional Tennis Coaching Association Longtime (25 years) coach of Mikhail Youzhny (career high ranking ATP #8) who captured two Davis Cup titles with Russia, and won 10 ATP Tour singles titles. Also coached Laslo Djere, Evgeny Donskoy, Andrei Chesnokov, Stakhovsky to name a few... He has also been involved and worked out of the legendary Spartak Tennis Club in Moscow, which became a pipeline for producing professional tennis players including Andrei Chesnakov, Marat Safin, Dmitri Tursunov, Elena Dementieva, Dinara Safina, Anna Kournikova and Anastasia Myskina just to name a few of the most successful players. Honorary Coach of the Russian Tennis Federation (since 2002) Earned a doctorate at the Moscow University, Boris is a professor, doctor of science Member of the Russian Tennis Hall of Fame 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 Ciao, Gianluca

Wick Simmons, former CEO of NASDAQ and Chairman of The Tennis Hall of Fame, Newport, Joins The Podcast Hardwick Simmons has been in the financial world for over 45 years. He's played tennis since the age of 8 and the first job he held was rolling courts at his beloved club in Marion, MA. He still plays tennis there at the club and remains active in finance and the business world. Just how did this Wall Street financier combine his work life with his love of tennis and help to bring the ATP to fruition and the WTA major growth? Find out as he joins the BTB Podcast. Wick Simmons, former CEO of NASDAQ and Prudential and Chairman of the Board at the International Tennis Hall of Fame, Newport, RI Wick, as he's better known in the industry, has run or been a part of executive searches for international firms including Prudential, NASDAQ, Shearson Lehman Brothers and American Express where he served as CEO or President, as well as Lionsgate Films and Groton School. But with tennis his first sport and love, he's also one of the leading search consultants in the tennis world and was in charge of the search for Newport's International Tennis Hall of Fame, where he also served as Chairman of the Board. Wick hired Todd Martin and both he and Todd have never looked back. Wick was there at the birth of the ATP Tour with friend and business associate Butch Buchholz. Wick later brought full sponsorship to the "fifth major" while he served as CEO of NASDAQ. Wick was also instrumental in the growth of the WTA, as personal friend Larry Scott asked for advice and support in 2003 when he ascended to CEO at the WTA. Together they added major sponsorship through the relationship with Sony Ericsson. A CEO's Secrets To Finding The Right Candidate In Tennis and Finance In terms of running a search in the tennis world, "it all starts with the quality of the pool of candidates, which is the hardest part," says Wick. "I think the key to any search is to find someone who culturally matches up with what you're representing. That fit is extremely important to start. That first year and a half or two years is what's critical, and if you've made the right fit, it doesn't always work perfectly, but nonetheless both sides find a way to make it work." Reflecting back on his tenure at the International Tennis Hall of Fame, Wick says there was an ulterior motive in hiring Todd Martin in 2014. "The Hall Of Fame really rests on the laurels of the members who are in it. At that time, what we didn't have was the support needed from the current handful of players. What the Hall needed was someone who could reach out to the younger, more current players. Wick has found a similar issue not only at the Hall of Fame, where he stepped down and said he wouldn't remain on the board after several years, but at clubs and major firms at which he has worked across the nation, either as a board member or consultant. "It's so often that clubs or organizations stick with leadership far longer than they should." He discusses how programming can get old, and that boards must look at themselves and re-evaluate the needs of the club and review often the administrative leadership. Hints For Today's Job Seekers "Find something you're really interested in and pay your dues at the start and see what doors open for you." Wick looks back at his career, proud of his work and the legacy he has left at some of Wall Street's major firms. Commenting on the past year, Wick believes Wall Street firms will return to a new normality with office hours back on the cards. Working from home all the time, he believes, creates issues and many have found it more difficult than we are realizing at this time. Harking back to JFK's "Ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country," Simmons points to the major difference between when he began his career in the workplace and today's millennials, looking to be hired.

In this episode, Brian speaks with tennis hall of fame legend Rod Laver. Rod explores his history in tennis as one of the pioneers of the open era. He is the only player to have won the illustrious grand slam of tennis two times in his career. In this interview, Rod shares how he started his career as a junior leaving his homeland Australia at the age of 17 to compete in Wimbledon and how it progressed to amateur and professional status. 

durée : 00:47:21 - L'Œil du tigre - par : Philippe Collin - Elle a gagné le tournoi de Roland-Garros en 1938 et 1939 et s'est engagée auprès du Général de Gaulle deux jours après l'Appel du 18 juin. Inscrite au registre du Tennis Hall of Fame (temple de la renommée tennistique aux USA), elle a donné son nom en 2019 au nouveau (et superbe) court des serres d'Auteuil. Portrait. - invités : Eric ALARY, jean-françois fournel - Eric ALARY, jean-françois FOURNEL

This week's TC Live Podcast guest is none other than Tennis Hall-of-Famer Tracy Austin. The youngest inductee ever at age 29, Tracy discusses her tennis journey from prodigy to winning two US Open titles, and the influences that helped her along the way. She also discusses the upcoming resumption of the tennis tours, Serena's return, who could emerge as potential US & French Open contenders, and her favorite aspects of broadcasting. Hosted by Mitch Michals. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The 23rd edition of Whe're They At features one of the greatest players in tennis history, television analyst and humanitarian, Chris Evert. She was a trailblazer in helping to create the Women's Tennis Association (WTA) with Billie Jean King. In her illustrious career, she won 18 Grand Slam tournament singles titles, 157 WTA singles tournaments, 32 doubles tournaments and had a career singles winning percentage of 90% (the highest win% in tennis history). She competed in the most Grand Slam Finals of any player in tennis history (34). She also served as president of the WTA and continues to be heavily involved in the sport as a prolific analyst for ESPN and chair of the United States Tennis Association (USTA) Foundation Board of Directors. She also runs the Evert Tennis Academy (in Boca Raton, Florida) and does impeccable charity through her Chris Evert Charities (www.chrisevert.org/charities/) organization. Host Nabaté Isles had the honor to speak with plethora on a multitude of topics including:               01:54-On how her tennis academy is operating during the pandemic.                            04:40-On how she is working to fully understand the plight of Blacks in America as well as looking to contribute to change.                     11:10-Reflects on her background with a family heavily influenced by tennis, led by her father (Jimmy) who was a professional tennis player.                      14:39-Describes a major key to her success.                        16:13-On her 'champion mentality'.                    18:05-Is she ultra-competitive off the court as well?                      20:09-On her engagement with Jimmy Connors and how it was great for her not to be professional athlete during the social media era.                    22:58-Chris praises the vigor of the current generation of youth in society.                    25:30-On solutions for improvement with race relations.                        28:17-The United States Tennis Association Foundation's initiative to help children in under served communities.                        30:19-The reason for a lack of American males emerging in tennis.                       34:54-On her historic rivalry with Martina Navratilova.                       39:18-The 3 most memorable matches between Chris and Martina.                   41:38-How she was able to broaden her outlook on life towards the end of her career and in retirement?                     43:29-Reflects on Motherhood after retirement.                     47:33-On current players looking to bring more personality and some taking it too far.                    49:45-Chris has a different take on Serena Williams' incident with the chair umpire at the 2018 US Open Final.                51:59-Is it important for Serena Williams to pass Margaret Court for most career Grand Slam titles?                      56:10-On the cancellation of Wimbledon and the rescheduling of Grand Slam tournaments in 2020.                   56:57-Which young female player(s) can be Tennis' next All-Time Great?                    59:25-SERVE AND VOLLEY segment of random questions for Chrissie.                   1:06:57-On her pro celebrity tennis event in November as well as other charitable endeavors coming up.                 Musical selections are from Nabaté Isles' album, 'Eclectic Excursions', available on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play, Amazon, Tidal, etc. Check out his website as well: www.nabateisles.com        

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

Andy Roddick is a former professional tennis player with 32 career titles, including the Grand Slams and multiple runner-ups in Wimbledon. In 2017, he was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame, joining legends like Andre Agassi. In our conversation, we cover: How Andy got into playing Tennis What it was like to train with Serena and Venus Williams Meeting Andre Agassi for the first time and how he built a mentor-mentee relationship with him What it was like to play against Agassi Why Andy retired from Tennis and the importance of quitting on top How he built up his businesses while he was playing tennis to prepare for retirement His advice to entrepreneurs and anyone looking to go out on their own and much more! Hope you enjoy If you're enjoying the podcast, I'd love it if you left a review: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/growth-minds/id1482999379 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/growth-minds/support

Tennis Hall of Famer Rosie Casals joins Richard to discuss her amazing career. Rosie was a member of the Original 9 who broke down the barriers in women’s professional tennis. They discuss the origins of the Original 9, the 50th anniversary of the Original 9, the famous Battle of the Sexes and her Love & […] The post International Tennis Hall of Famer Rosie Casals appeared first on It's Your Business on KCBQ 1170.

Charlie Pasarell  grew up in San Juan, Puerto Rico in the 50’s, and under the tutelage of the fabled teacher Welby Van Horn rose to tennis prominence in the United States.   He won the Orange Bowl and national championships in Kalamazoo, Michigan. In the 60’s Charlie Pasarell  attended UCLA and forged a lifelong friendship with Arthur Ashe.  He also trained with Pancho Segura at The Beverly Hills Tennis Club, and rose to become the #1 player in the United States in 1967. As a pro, Charlie Pasarell posted wins over Rod Laver, Roy Emerson,  Stan Smith, Manolo Santana and Adriano Panatta..  He  discussed what he thinks of the new generation, and told us what it was like to be a tennis star before open era tennis began.  He discussed  the controversial CEO machinations at the top of the ATP.  Charlie told us the story of how he created what is now The BNP Paribas Open,  which is now the 5th biggest tournament in the world.  Located in Indian Wells, California, the tournament was owned by Charlie Pasarell until he sold it to the head of Oracle, Larry Ellison.  Many refer to the tournament as the fifth Grand Slam. (Recorded July 19, 2019. Released March 1, 2020) UNDER REVIEW is a podcast in which tennis insiders share unique stories and insightful perspective. For more information, please contact info@underreviewtennis.com SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIAL: For more UNDER REVIEW episodes featuring Tennis Hall of Famers, check out: Jim Courier [Ep23] Gigi Fernandez [Ep27] Nick Bollettieri [Ep28] Mark Woodforde [Ep29] Steve Flink [Ep37] Mats Wilander [Ep38] Yevgeny Kafelnikov [Ep40] Stan Smith [Ep50] To see clips from the epic Passarel / Gonzalez Wimbledon match: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8H6V1iP4UiA And check out The Malibu Racquet Club: https://www.maliburacquetclub.com/ KEYWORDS: James Van Alen. Arthur Ashe, Rod Laver, Rolex, Welby Van Horn, Donald Dell, UCLA, Davis Cup, Indian Wells, Larry Ellison, Oracle, Tennis Hall of Fame

"I think that it does come from reps and that confidence is one thing that’s essential in a performance business, which this is. And I think that confidence is the one thing in life you can’t fake." This week's TENNIS.com Podcast episode features Brett Haber, a decorated broadcaster with over three decades of experience and stories to share. Nina Pantic sat down with Haber in Los Angeles ahead of the 2020 season. Haber is the voice and face you see regularly on Tennis Channel, covering all of the action alongside the greatest legends in the game. But how did he get that coveted seat? It all began for him as a teenager on NBC's "Main Street" in 1986. Since then, he's anchored ESPN's "SportsCenter",  won 17 regional Emmy awards, emceed the Tennis Hall of Fame induction ceremony and hosted the Olympics on NBC.  His love for tennis started young, and Haber recalls sneaking into the Jimmy Connors' famous 1991 win over Aaron Krickstein at the US Open. He shares the challenges of both getting into broadcasting and getting good at it, and the importance of doing reps, watching yourself on film and having confidence.  Watch TENNIS.com Podcast episodes on YouTube and Facebook. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rosemary "Rosie" Casals is a tennis legend who holds 12 Grand Slam titles and a place in the tennis hall fame. By 16, Rosie Casals was unbeatable in California and went pro eventually rising to number 3 in the world for singles and number 1 in the world for doubles with her partner Billie Jean King. They are the only doubles team to have won U.S. titles on grass, clay, indoor, and hard surfaces. Ms. Casals won 112 professional doubles tournaments, the second-most in history behind Martina Navratilova. Her last doubles championship was at the 1988 tournament in Oakland, California, where her partner was Navratilova. In this episode of TennisPAL Chronicles, Ms. Casals shares her very personal story growing up the child of immigrant parents in San Francisco and how playing the public courts with adults made her a better player. She reveals what her greatest personal win was and what it was like to lose 3 consecutive grand slam finals to deny her a Grand Slam singles title. She walks us through the first time she met Billie Jean King and what it was like to win together. TennisPAL Chronicles is a tennis podcast to feed your passion for the game! We are tennis fans that interview tennis professionals and discuss tips, news, and reviews for your tennis obsession. Our global Fan Favorite reports are created by passionate fans who share news about their favorite players. Host Phillip Kim is the Tennis Pro at the historic Langham Huntington in Pasadena as well as the Director of Tennis for the City of Azusa and an avid player and coach. Visit tennispal.com to download the tennis app everyone is talking about and access the show notes! Send an email to pk@tennispal.com for more information. Download from iTunes here Thanks for recommending and listening!

For the past 50 years, the name "Stan Smith" has been seen on nearly every street in the world. Written on nearly 40 million pairs of the iconic Adidas-made sneakers. But perhaps more notable than the shoe is the man himself. Along with Arthur Ashe, Stan Smith is considered the essence of class who ushered in the open era, formed the ATP, and effectively created the tennis world that we know today. He came up under the tutelage of Pancho Segura. Then played for USC. And in 1971 he won the US Open. The following year he won Wimbledon. And the year after that, in an act of solidarity with other players, he boycotted the All England Club. He beat Laver, Nastasi, Connors, Newcomb and Ashe. And Jack Kramer put him in his book as one of the top 21 players of all time. Currently, he leads the tennis academy he cofounded, The Smith Stearns Academy, and is The President of The International Tennis Hall of Fame. Former World #1, STAN SMITH tells us why he thinks Coco Gauff is the real deal. He explains how he helped make the player's union as strong as their country's federations during The Cold War. And he tells the story of how the famous shoe came to be. We met up with Stan in Newport Rhode Island the weekend of the Hall of Fame induction ceremony. (Recorded July 21, 2019. Released for Patreon Patrons September 6, 2019. Released October 30, 2019) UNDER REVIEW is a podcast in which tennis insiders share unique stories and insightful perspective. For more information, please contact info@underreviewtennis.com SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIAL: For more UNDER REVIEW episodes featuring Tennis Hall of Famers, check out: Jim Courier [Ep23] Gigi Fernandez [Ep27] Nick Bollettieri [Ep28] Mark Woodforde [Ep29] Steve Flink [Ep37] Mats Wilander [Ep38] Yevgeny Kafelnikov [Ep40] KEYWORDS: Adidas, Adolf Dassler, Alex Olmedo, Anisamova, Arthur Ashe, ATP, Coco Gauff, Danielle Collins, Dennis Ralston, Duofol, Frances Tiafoe, Ilie Năstase, Jan Kodeš, John Newcombe, Nikola Pilić, Pancho Segura, Puma, Rafael Osuna, Reilly Opelka, Tennis Hall of Fame, US Open, USC, Vijay Amritraj, Wimbledon

Jeff is joined by guest co-host Jeff McFarland this week, and the two Jeffs take an analytical dive into the tennis institution, looking at who deserves to be there, who doesn't, and how we ought to decide. We also discuss Jeff M's work on various ways to quantify career accomplishments.

We almost saw a perfect game! Truth be told, it's a little disappointing that we didn't. What's the game moment/achievement you've never witnessed live but you'd most like to? And why would anyone be upset about the Andrew Cashner trade? Midway through Hour 1, Baltimore's own Pam Shriver (ESPN analyst/Tennis Hall of Famer) joined us to discuss the epic Djokovic/Federer final, how it impact's Roger's legacy, Serena's struggles, the Coco Gauff phenomenon and why she thinks Maryland's own Frances Tiafoe can be a major champion. At the top of Hour 2, we discussed NFL owners' silly 18 game proposal then former Independence CC (Kansas) coach Jason Brown joined us to discuss the upcoming Season 4 of "Last Chance U," his new book "Hate Me Now Love Me Later," the idea of "toxic football culture" and charges levied against him. And we wrapped the show by chatting with Boston Cannons rookie midfielder Zach Goodrich (Towson University/Kent Island) about being named to the MLL All-Star Game July 27 in Annapolis.

Tennis Hall of Famer Rosie Casals joins Thirty Love host Carl Bialik to recall her role in the Original Nine, the pioneering group who helped create modern women's professional tennis; reflect on why she doesn't see herself among today's pros; and describe how she's spreading tennis in California's Coachella Valley beyond the glamour of the Indian Wells tennis tournament. Music by Lee Rosevere. Casals on the Tennis Hall of Fame website: https://www.tennisfame.com/hall-of-famers/inductees/rosie-casals Casals on Twitter: https://twitter.com/rosiecasals?lang=en Love & Love Tennis Foundation: https://lovelovetennisfoundation.wordpress.com/

In 1963, Bill Norris became the youngest trainer/therapist ever hired for any major league franchise when he was hired by the New York Knicks at 21 and shortly after working with the New York Mets baseball team. For more than 40 years, Bill has worked in professional tennis as a physio including the USA Davis Cup team which saw players like John McEnroe, Jimmy Connors, Pete Sampras and more. Bill was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame for his contributions to the sport of tennis. Bill talks with us about those experiences and how he manages his workload now that he is in his 70's.  Bill touches upon what factors that he believes are important in "Ageing Well'.

On this week's episode, host Jon Wertheim talks with four-time Grand Slam champion Kim Clijsters ahead of Wimbledon 2017. Clijsters talks about how she managed motherhood when she was on the WTA tour, the biggest challenge she faced coming back to tennis after her pregnancy, the differences between being a mom and being a tennis player, how she thinks Serena will handle it, and more. Wertheim and Clijsters also talk about her induction into the Tennis Hall of Fame with Andy Roddick on July 22, what she enjoyed most in her career, her work with Yanina Wickmayer during Wimbledon this year and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Newport Rhode Island is known as the sailing capital of the world but it is also home to gorgeous mansions, fun restaurants, and beautiful beaches -- making it a perfect family getaway destination. Today we talk with Helena Bee from That Newport Show to get her inside tips on what to do, where to stay and where to eat in and around Newport, Rhode Island. ON THE PODCAST :034 Tamara talks about her road trip through New York's Adirondacks and Finger Lakes 10:30 About Helena Bee from That Newport Show 15:00 Best time to visit Newport 19:30 Best beaches in Rhode Island 21:35 Top attractions in Newport 30:02 Off-the-beaten path around Newport 32:32 Where to stay in Newport 35:35 Favorite restaurants 37:51 Where to take a family photo 38:45 Helena's favorite travel gear 41:47 Tip of the week: take the Providence-Newport ferry 44:09 Taking a break next week but stay tuned for Priceline tips!   ABOUT HELENA AND BUCK FROM THAT NEWPORT SHOW Buck and Helena from That Newport Show are a couple of old punks who survived what they call “the toddler years” (plus a few extra). As they slowly regain their sanity, they are once again venturing out into the world to get their party on. They may be a bit slower these days, but they are also a lot wiser. And honestly, a lot more fun.   Buck Harris   Buck’s new to the Rhody game, but not even close to new when it comes to having a good time. He’s charming, smart, and handsome. If you’ve got a party going on, Buck’s the guy who will make it fun. But don’t let his good looks and charm fool you. He is wicked smaaht, too. When he isn’t tooling around Newport with his honey, Buck has a serious job as Vice President for an economic development group that finances and supports small businesses in Rhode Island. Buck has two beautiful, horse-addicted daughters of his own. With the benefit of hindsight and a little encouragement from Helena, he is completely redefining what it means to be a grown-up. (Hint: It’s way more fun than it used to be.)   Helena Bee   Born and raised just north of NYC, Helena is a fireball of Italian pride mixed with a good dose of Yankee practicality. Now a full-time Rhode Island resident, Helena’s adventures have mostly been on horseback. Yeah, she’s one of those people. In fact, she co-founded the #1 equestrian network in the world, the Horse Radio Network. As a veteran podcaster, she also hosts HRN’s super popular Stable Scoop Radio Show. When not behind the mic recording shows, Helena tends to her two horses, a 13-year-old whipper snapper of a kid, and everything that farm life demands. NEWPORT TIPS & FAVORITES Newport makes a great long weekend getaway if you are in driving or train distance If coming from further away, plan to stay a week Summer is the main tourist season in Newport, but it is also beautiful in May, June and September In the winter you can see the mansions decorated for Christmas and enjoy skating at the Newport Skating Center Best beaches: First Beach has plenty of amenities for families Second Beach in Middletown Goosewing Beach in Little Compton -- secret beach run by a nature conservancy Top things to do: Sailing charter on the Narragansett Bay Sweet Berry Farm Newport Vineyards Newport Polo Newport Mansions -- The Breakers has a great family tour Tennis Hall of Fame Off-the-beaten path: Jamestown, RI -- Beavertail State Park Bristol, RI - 4th of July Parade Where to stay in Newport with kids: Newport Marriott -- nautical themed, kid-friendly, great location on the water Hotel Viking -- historic hotel right in the downtown area with a great spa Atlantic Beach Hotel -- right across from Second Beach with suites Where to eat in Newport: Clarke Cooke House The Red Parrot The Black Pearl Midtown Oyster Bar BEST PLACE TO TAKE FAMILY PHOTO  Helena recommends taking a photo on the Cliff Walk, where you can see the Mansions and the Atlantic Ocean. Tamara also recommends the lawn at Castle Hill Inn. FAVORITE TRAVEL GEAR Helena always bring a pair of flip flops in Newport, in case you have to walk a bit in high heels on the cobblestones. She also like clogs from Swedish Hasbeens. Also, when coming to Newport always bring a sweater or light jacket, a hat and sunglasses because the weather changes and it can get really breezy. TIP OF THE WEEK If you take the train from New York or Boston to Providence, you can now take a ferry from Providence to Newport -- making it is a car-less vacation and avoiding all the traffic. MENTIONED ON THE PODCAST The Wild Center Dr. Frank's Ravines Wine Cellars Cider Creek Hard Cider Newport Skating Center Summer in Newport, RI Things to do in Newport RI in Winter Weekend Getaway to Newport, RI 12 Meter Charters Rum Runner II Newport Polo International Tennis Hall of Fame Newport Marriott Hotel Viking Atlantic Beach Hotel & Suites  Providence-Newport Ferry FOLLOW US AND SPREAD THE WORD! If you liked this show, please be sure to subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, or Google Play and leave us a review! Have a question or comment? Send us an email or leave us a voicemail at +1.641.715.3900, ext. 926035#   You can also follow our travels on Stuffed Suitcase and We3Travel, or follow the Vacation Mavens on Instagram, Facebook or Twitter. Thanks for listening!  

We are blessed to have four time National Coach of the Year and Clemson Hall of Fame Coach Chuck Kriese as guest.  The author of six published books, ( including "Coaching Tennis" which is one of the falued books of the FHSTCA Tennis Team Coaching Certification program) and host of the popular "American Tennis" radio broadcast on this UR10s Network will share his 30# years of Clemson coaching experience and lessons learned as winningest ACC Coach with today audiance; and with the high school tennis coaches at October FACA workshop audiance.

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