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EPISODE · Sep 12, 2024 · 53 MIN

‘How to’ on visually impaired tennis with Frankie Rohan & Jo Cunliffe

from LTA Coach Development podcast

Have you considered including Visually Impaired tennis in your coaching programme? In this podcast, Frankie Rohan, LTA Qualified Coach and British Blind Sport Workforce Officer, and Jo Cunliffe, LTA Senior Performance Coach, take you through the essentials of creating a welcoming environment for VI players, as well as provide tools to effectively coach and communicate with them. Frankie Rohan has experienced first-hand the difficulties of transitioning from fully-sighted player to VI tennis, after having lost the majority of her sight. She currently helps develop LTA projects focused on inclusivity and assists with coaching the GB National VI Team. Jo Cunliffe, with over 29 years in the coaching industry, brings a wealth of experience both as a coach, but also as a player, as she competed at the international level. Whether you're currently delivering VI tennis or planning to do so in the future, this podcast provides all the information you need. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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