Roland Garros Preview

It's go time - we look at all the runners and riders

An episode of the Diary of a Professional Tennis Coach podcast, hosted by Candy Reid, titled "Roland Garros Preview" was published on May 25, 2025 and runs 87 minutes.

May 25, 2025 ·87m · Diary of a Professional Tennis Coach

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Summary

Over the next 15 days, DOAPTC will be going live to talk about Roland Garros every night. First up - a preview of the 2nd Major of the year. Host Candy Reid is joined by John Williams, coach of Taylor Townsend, Christopher Clarey, tennis writer and journalist, and of course resident expert Mark Gellard, coach of Magda Linette.The chat includes details of 14-time RG Champ Rafa Nadal being honoured, whether Novak can win number 25, what's new at RG this year, and who the experts think will lift the trophies! Join in the fun every night at 9pm local. Watch on YouTube or listen on your favourite podcast provider! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode Description

Over the next 15 days, DOAPTC will be going live to talk about Roland Garros every night. First up - a preview of the 2nd Major of the year. Host Candy Reid is joined by John Williams, coach of Taylor Townsend, Christopher Clarey, tennis writer and journalist, and of course resident expert Mark Gellard, coach of Magda Linette.

The chat includes details of 14-time RG Champ Rafa Nadal being honoured, whether Novak can win number 25, what's new at RG this year, and who the experts think will lift the trophies! Join in the fun every night at 9pm local. Watch on YouTube or listen on your favourite podcast provider!

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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