All Episodes

#107: Winning Words: Chapter 3 – Building Trust And Connection

#106: Winning Words: Chapter 2 – Understanding the Person Behind the Player

#105: Winning Words: Chapter 1 – Setting The Foundation for Strong Coaching Relationships

#104: Introduction – Overcomming Communication Hurdles in Tennis Coaching

#103: Winning Words in 30 Minutes: AI Breaks It Down

#102: Winning Words is Here – Listen to It for Free!

#101: Kyle LaCroix – It’s not WHAT a coach does, it’s HOW

#100: Emma Doyle – To really listen, you have to ask great questions

#99: Peter Lundgren – The good, bad & ugly part of being a traveling Tennis Coach

#98: Howard Green – Stand out, but don’t burn out

#97: Michael Geserer – There are no short cuts in tennis

#96: Luke Passman – “How to safely increase the number of serves”

#95: Carl Maes – Why we sometimes should practice hitting outside of the court

#94: Nick Horvat – The Power of Basics

#93: Emilio Sanchez Vicario – Habits build Character

#92: Hans-Peter Born – A new priority on the tennis practice court

#91: Mike Barrell – It’s my game. Getting tennis players to think, play and explore

#90: Izo Zunic – If you change the way you see things, things you see change

#89: Carlos Goffi – Why not practice under situations of a match?

#88: Michael Baroch – Respect, Trust and Good Communication

#87: Ruben Neyens – Making an Impact as a Tennis Coach

#86: Philipp Born – The Most Effective Serving Patterns

#85: Patrick McEnroe – Treat everyone fairly, but not necessarily the same

#84: Rohan Goetzke – Tennis is about teaching; Teaching is about listening to your Student

#83: Li Pingwei – To What Extent can Junior Results Predict Future Ranking?

#82: Sven Groeneveld – Coaching Principles

#81: Dario Novak – The Why, When & How of the Tennis Split Step

#80: Frederik Nielsen – The Process is the Best way to be Result-oriented

#79: Nick Saviano – From Vision to Personalized Tactics

#78: Beni Linder – Winning Through Intensity, A Soft Skill Approach

#77: Brad Gilbert – The Best Coaching is done over Dinner

#76: Craig O’Shannessy – It’s not only about 0-4, but…

#75: Wim Fissette – Using Data as Your Assistant Tennis Coach

#74: Dirk Hordorff – Coaching a Top 100 ATP Player

#73 Carlos Rodriquez – Creating a Coaching Relation

#72: Magnus Norman – It’s the Player who makes the Coach

#71: Mike James – Navigating, Interpreting & Implementing Data in Tennis

#70: Frank Giampaolo – The Soft Science of tennis

#69: Dave Mullins – The How, When & What of American College Tennis

#68: Dave Bandelin – Guidelines for life

#67: Mark Leschly – How UTR predicted big things for Hyeon Chung in 2018

#66: Carlos Kirmayr – No Trust, No Opportunity

#65: Chris Trieste – Reward and Recognize

#64: Allistair McCaw – Championminded

#63: Dave Miley – The Good, Bad & Ugly of Global Tennis Development

#62: Jonny Fraser – The Science of Grunting

#61: David Sammel – The Building Blocks of Leadership

#60: Alon Moritz – Developing a Match Strategy

#59: Jo Ward – Women Tennis Players are different, not limited

#58: Sarah Stone – Creating Trust with a Player

#57: Hugo Ekker – Preparing a Junior for the Pro Circuit

#56: Liam Smith – Managing Successful Junior Players

#55: Kris Soutar – Fostering Smart & Happy Players

#54: Juan Reque – Finding Your Training Group

#53: Cassiano Costa – How the Hip has become the new Tennis Elbow

#52: Michael Joyce – The Winning Tactics of Maria Sharapova

#51: David Sammel – Locker Room Power

#50: Takura Happy – Being an African Aspiring Tennis Player

#49: Mark Tennant – Learning How to Play the Piano

#48: Juan Viloca – Lessons from Pato Alvarez applied to Modern Tennis

#47: Olivier Jeunehomme – Finding the Lead Domino

#46: Milo Quiroz – How to become a professional on a budget

#45: David Wilson – Marginal Gains

#44: Diego Moyano – The USTA Player Development

#43: Christian Ruud – You Need To Have a Big Weapon

#42: Mehdi Daouki – Developing the next African Grand Slam Winner

#41: Edgar Giffenig – Developing Stroke Flexibility

#40: Frank Giampaolo – Being a Tennis Parent is Tough!

#39: Marc Sophoulis – The Person, The Athlete & Then The Tennis Player

#38: Stephan Medem – We are Born Mentally Tough

#37: Jose Antonio Fernandez – Develop potential before you think about Results

#36: Simon Wheatley – Common Issues & Solutions in the Tennis Serve

#35: Andy Brandi – Developing Good Citizens & Great Champions

#34: Jeff Coetzee – The difference on a Good & Great Doubles Player

#33: Antonio VanGrichen – The Man who Coached Azarenka from age 15 to WTA Top 10

#32: Jaime Fernandez-Fernandez – Closing the Gap between Science & Practice

#31: Mikael Tillström – Academy & Tour Coach

#30: Alberto Castellani – The Tennis Paradox

#29: Jaro Levinsky – Full time Coach, Husband & Father

#28: Robert Davis – The Non-Negotiables

#27: Christian Groh – The Rise of Fritz & The Return of Haas

#26: Karan Rastogi – Learn from the mistakes of former #4 Junior in the world

#25: Federico Ricci – Cultural differences in running a Tennis Academy

#24: Dusan Vemic – A former Player & current Coach of the Serbian Davis Cup Team

#23: Roberto Brogin – Bouchard’s determination

#22: Claudio “The Tailor” Pistolesi – 10 players to the top 100

#21: Bob Brett – Lessons from a life on Tour

#20: Johan Hedsberg – Developing the Player from the Personality

#19: Merlin Van de Braam – Demystifying Mental Toughness

#18: What YOU don’t normally hear

#17: Jeff Rothschild – Beating Jet lag, Dehydration & Cramps

#16: Peter Smith – Serious Fun

#15: Mark Kovacs – Implementing Sport Science in Your Daily Practice

#14: Jared Donaldson – The Story Of The Top Ranked American Teenager

#13: Chris Cagle – Being a Team in an Indivdual Sport

#12: David Grant – Don’t smoke the Money Maker

#11: Dean Hollingworth – S&C Coach On Tour

#10: Allistair McCaw – Setting Standards

#9: Dominic King – Tennis from an S&C Coach’s Point of View

#8: Steve Johnson Sr. – USTA High Performance Tennis Coach & father of a Professional Tennis Player