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TFP 099: Badri Narayanan — How to Use Technology to Boost Your Mental Game
On Episode 99 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I spoke with mental performance expert Badri Narayanan about how we can use technology to boost our mental game so we can win more tennis matches. Badri is a Sports Psychologist Consultant and Mental Conditioning coach for players on the ATP and WTA Tours and the USTA circuit. […]
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TFP 098: Rick Macci — How to Develop Rock Solid Technique
On Episode 98 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I spoke with legendary coach Rick Macci about the most important principles for developing rock-solid technique on our strokes. Rick has coached five number one players: Venus and Serena Williams, Jennifer Capriati, Andy Roddick, and Maria Sharapova, as well as hundreds of world class professionals. He has guided […]
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TFP 097: Understanding Your Body’s Physical Limitations
On Episode 97 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I discuss why it is so critical to understand our body’s physical limitations and talk about some really helpful principles that I learned at a RacquetFit seminar that I attended recently. Many players think they can just copy the exact strokes of the pros and hit shots […]
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TFP 096: James Blake – Preparation, Visualization and Reaching #4 in the World
On today’s episode of The Tennis Files Podcast, I spoke with former ATP world #4 James Blake about how he used preparation, planning, and visualization to propel himself to the top of the rankings. I feel very fortunate and proud to say that this is the second time I’ve interviewed James (first interview here) and […]
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TFP 095: Pro Tactics, Developing Your Game, and Crushing Forehands — A Preview of the Tennis Summit 2019 Sessions Pt. 2
On today’s episode of The Tennis Files Podcast, I put together a preview of three more sessions from the summit on pro tactics, the critical principles that you need to level up your game, and how to crush short forehands from world class coaches Paul Annacone, Edgar Giffenig, and Brady Hiete. The biggest online (and free!) […]
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TFP 094: Strategy, Mental Game and Diet Advice – A Preview of the Tennis Summit 2019 Sessions
On today’s episode of The Tennis Files Podcast, I put together a preview of four sessions from the summit on doubles strategy, mental game advice, singles strategy, and key tips on the optimal diet for tennis from Ian Westermann, Allistair McCaw, Sarah Stone, and Jeff Rothschild. The biggest online (and free!) tennis conference of the year […]
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TFP 093: Announcing Tennis Summit 2019!
The biggest online (and free!) tennis conference of the year is now open for registration! After four months of hard work, I’m proud to announce on the podcast that I’ll be hosting the third edition of this annual event: Tennis Summit 2019! The objective of Tennis Summit 2019 is to help you win more tennis matches. […]
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TFP 092: How My Morning Routine Will Supercharge Your Tennis Game with Mehrban Iranshad
On Episode 92 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I walk step by step through my morning routine, why you should have one, and how it can supercharge your tennis game. I used to feel like I was walking through a fog the entire day like a zombie, until I learned about morning routines three years ago. […]
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TFP 091: Will Hamilton — Lessons Learned From The Game’s Greatest
On Episode 91 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I spoke with Will Hamilton from Fuzzy Yellow Balls about the top lessons he’s learned from working with the greatest tennis players and coaches on the planet. I previously interviewed Will on my tennis summit and decided to bring our conversation to the podcast so that you […]
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TFP 090: 5 of My Favorite Doubles Plays to Take Control of Matches
On Episode 90 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I walk through 5 of my favorite doubles plays that you should use to disrupt your opponent’s rhythm and take control of matches. Maybe you’ve heard of some or all of these plays, but it is clear to me that not enough of you are using them to […]
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