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EPISODE · Feb 14, 2024 · 32 MIN

How Has Tennis Coaching Changed Over the past 22 Years?

from My Tennis Coaching Podcast · host My Tennis Coaching

Join us for a special podcast as Steve Whelan, a seasoned tennis coach, commemorates the 22nd anniversary of his coaching qualification assessment. In this reflective session, Steve delves into the evolution of coaching over the past two decades, exploring the shifts from traditional methods to innovative approaches like Constraint-Led Coaching (CLC) and ecological dynamics. He shares insights gained from his journey, discusses the challenges and triumphs of adapting to changing coaching landscapes, and offers a vision for the future of tennis coaching. Discover what the next 22 years may hold for the world of coaching as Steve invites viewers to explore his new online coach academy, aimed at empowering coaches with modern techniques and collaborative learning. Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable perspectives and insights from one of the industry's most passionate advocates for dynamic coaching methodologies. Join the conversation and shape the future of tennis coaching today! Visit Steve's new online coach academy at https://mytenniscoaching.com/my-tenni... for more information.

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