The Performance Show

The Performance show welcomes Craig O'Shannessy to the podcast! Craig is a tennis strategist, specializing in data analytics and works with several players on the ATP World Tour. He has worked with Novak Djokovic, Kevin Anderson, and is currently working with Matteo Berrettini and Jan-Lennard Struff. Craig also writes for the ATP Tour & the New York Times, while also commentating at the Grand Slams throughout the year. Craig discusses the importance of data analytics in tennis, aswell as the role he played with Novak Djokovic and his team. A very big thank you to Craig for coming on the show. I hope you all enjoy!

The Performance Show welcomes coach Dave Bailey, from Bailey Tennis Footwork. David has revolutionised tennis footwork into 'contact moves' and 'balance moves' after spending many years studying players on the ATP Tour and WTA Tour. From Sydney, David is now based in Parkland, Florida where he works with many elite juniors and tour level players. In this webcast, David discusses: - The 4 R's: Ready, Read, Respond, Recover - The 6 Athletic Skills - 12 Golden Contact Moves: Attacking, rallying, defending - Synchronising the lower body and the upper body If you haven't, I would highly recommend players, parents and coaches to take the time to look at his website and social media platforms for more information and content: baileytennisfootwork.com Facebook: Bailey Tennis Footwork Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/baileytennisfootwork/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCn1pbpZMRsyN9k-DFIPuj4g If you are enjoying The Performance Show Podcasts, please like, comment, share and subscribe to our social medial platforms! YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2RNw88U6920 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/puyoladp/channel/

The Performance Show welcomes WTA Tour player Ellen Perez from Australia to the podcast. Ellen just touched down in NYC and is looking to begin her Western & Southern Open (re-loacted from Cincinatti) campaign followed by the US Open. Ellen talks about current life on the tour, transitioning onto the tour after graduating from the University of Georgia and looking into the future onto Roland Garros. A big thank you to Ellen for coming on!!

The Performance Show Podcast welcomes Australian tennis player Luke Saville from Australia! Luke recently reached the doubles final of the Australian Open 2020 partnering fellow countryman Max Purcell Luke gives us a great insight into his journey on the ATP Tour, along with life in lockdown during the COVID-19 pandemic. A big thanks to Luke for coming on and sharing his story!

Puyol ADP welcomes Performance Coach Allistair McCaw Page to Episode #7 of the Performance Show. Allistair is an author, consultant, speaker, and mindset & performance coach who has recently worked with former ATP world #5, Kevin Anderson. 

PuyolADP welcomes ATP player Marc Polmans to the Performance Show! Marc is currently ranked 119 in the world after winning 2 challenger tournaments in 2019 and clinching his first round match at AO2020. Marc is the first guest athlete on the show, and gives us a great insight into the life of playing on the ATP Tour. Marc recently won the UTR event last week in Melbourne, defeating Alex Bolt in the final and will also play again next week!

Mike is the Founder of Evolve9 Tennis and is a world leading expert in early childhood motor skill development

The Performance Show welcomes former ATP Tour player Emilio Sanchez from Spain. Emilio reached a high ranking of #1 in doubles and won 3 grand slams with countryman Sergio Casal, while reaching a career high ranking of #7 in singles. Emilio is the co-founder of the Academia Sánchez-Casal (AS-C), and is currently based at Academia Sánchez-Casal, Florida. Emilio captained the Spanish Davis Cup Tennis team to victory in 2008, coaching the likes of Rafa Nadal, David Ferrer, Feliciano López and Fernando Verdasco! A big thank you to Emilio for coming on the show and sharing such great insights into his academy and today's game! If you are enjoying the show, please follow us on our social media platforms!

The Performance Show welcomes former ATP Tour player Robbie Koenig from South Africa, who is now a commentator on the ATP & WTA Tour! Robbie gives great insights into the next generation coming up and also his perspectives on the big 3: Federer, Djokovic & Nadal. Robbie will be commentating at the Nitto ATP Finals 2020 next week! Hope you enjoy! If you are enjoying the videocasts, make sure to subsribe to our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/WOLvHW16XHc

The Performance Show welcomes ATP Tour doubles player Oliver Marach to the show! Oliver reached a high doubles ranking of #2 in the world in 2018 thanks to winning his maiden grandlasm at the 2018 Australian Open, runner-up at both the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters and Wimbledon in 2017 and 2018 respectively. Oliver also won ATP Doubles team of the year partnering Mate Pavić! Oliver gives great insights into the tour and his preparation for the Australian Open. A big thanks to Oliver for coming on! If you are enjoying the webcasts, please subscribe to our social media platforms! YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv7au88DIcylfj0PtFaLt1g Instagram: instagram.com/puyoladp

The Performance Show welcomes former ATP Tour player Mark Woodforde from Australia to the show! Mark had a sensational singles career, attaining a career high ranking of #19 in the world. Mark also had a stellar doubles career, capturing 12 grandslam doubles titles (11 with Todd Woodbridge), and won a Gold medal in the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta and a Silver medal in Sydney. Mark retired in 2000 after 16 years on tour, and now spends much of his time commentating at all 4 grand slams and also works with the Tennis-ITF Mark gives us a great insight into his career and his perspective on the game today. A big thank you to Mark for coming on the show! If you are enjoying the show, feel free to subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/1H_30M8ZH9s

Honoured to welcome arguably the greatest tennis player in history, Margaret Court to the Performance Show Podcast! At the age of 17, Margaret went on to win 24 grand slam singles titles before retiring in 1977.After being the youngest player to win the Australian Open .Margaret was inducted into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame in 1985, and not long after, founded the Victory Life Centre Margaret shares her career highlights and journey playing on the tour, where she is in her life now and her perspective on the game today. If you are enjoying the podcasts, please support us by subscribing to our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/3_rmoK56elM and our Facebook page: Facebook.com/puyoladp