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Published by Paul Dale
A weekly tennis podcast for coaches full of practical ideas to help boost your tennis program
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Competitive tennis Is mostly mental and Yoga Nidra is one of the best ways to cure negative mental issues and phobias.
Talking with Marcel Petit on the benefits of players developing their games on clay courts
The coaching world is divided into two groups, those who teach the student Form, and wait for the student to turn that into a functioning game later, and those who teach Function first and wait for Form to come naturally later.
A recent webinar with a group of coaches from India and Singapore on ways to boost your lessons, attract, and retain players
Leslie Tiong, Future Tennis (SIN) ✅ Coach Chin Tan, University of the Cumberlands ✅ Jason Sankey, OTRelite HK ✅
Here are some “big picture” ideas to help your students handle pressure better in matches ✅ The 3am Theory ✅ Task V’s Ego ✅ Jason Sankey OTRelite Hong Kong 🇭🇰
Influencers ✅ Borg/McEnroe/Connors ✅ Tennis Books ✅ Peter Burwash/Maggie Amritraj ✅ The Tennis Evolution
Paul and Jason talk about “The Boxing Jab” and why it’s so important. They also discuss “Cosmetics V’s Wholistic” coaching
✅ The COVID-19 Virus offers coaches opportunities to help competitive players ✅ The Return of Serve broken down in lesson format ✅
Looking to change the type of player you attract and retain? ✅ There’s a lot of silly tennis drills being posted on Social Media ✅ 3 Volley Tips to Help your Students ✅
✅ IDEAS on how to manage your basket better and improve the “buzz” on court ✅ 2 easy to follow TIPS to improve the Serve ✅ The ITF continues to alienate the tennis community
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