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EPISODE · Nov 2, 2021 · 24 MIN

Rohan Fisher - A great coach is someone who "listens, is holistic and has emotional intelligence"

from The Coaching Podcast · host Emma Doyle

Rohan Fisher and Emma Doyle met when they were in their early twenties (a long time ago)! They have connected on a coaching and friendship level every since. Rohan and Emma have spent time on the court together running empowerment camps for some of Australia's best junior female tennis players and Rohan continues to be a leader in this space. You are in for a real treat on this episode of The Coaching Podcast. Some of his credentials include: Current National Manager – Tours, Camps & College Current Fed Cup Coach National Women’s Tennis Manager (2016-2020) Athlete Development Manager – SA & NT (2008 – 2015) Institute of Sport Head Coach – Northern Territory (2001 – 2008) High-Performance Coach Bachelor of Business (Accounting) Tennis Director – Windridge Tennis Camp (USA) (1998-99) Manager Ballarat Tennis Association Current Tennis Australia National Selector Junior Fed Cup Captain 2015 Junior World Team Captain 2017 Coach of the Year – NT City of Adelaide Coach of the Year – SA

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