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EPISODE · Aug 21, 2023 · 38 MIN

Milo Bradley, Tennis Australia National Development Squad Coach in the Australian Capital Territory

from Linus på baslinjen podcast · host Linus Eriksson

Milo Bradley works as the Tennis Australia National Development Squad Coach in the Australian Capital Territory. He have previously helped players such as Casey Dellacqua, Matt Ebden, Thanasi Kokkinakis, John Millman and Storm Sanders to name a few. This is a special episode that was recorded as a live interview during a tennis tournament with players 12-14 years of age listening. At the end there was a chance for them to ask some questions as well to Bradley which was also recorded. We talked in the interview about: - If Milo think he can spot talent - Why to not have a coach might have been Nick Kyrgios best decision in regard to become pro - If Kyrgios, Kokkinakis and more are good role models for Australian players - Australias position on the globe and how it affects the tournament planning for juniors - What the most important parts in the game are for 12 year olds to learn Hope you enjoy this extra episode with a little spice, recorded on the road!

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