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TFP 089: Johan Kriek — Secrets to a World-Class Serve
On Episode 89 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I spoke with Johan Kriek about his epic battles against the legends of the game, his grand slam titles, and the secrets to a world class tennis serve. I previously interviewed Johan on one of my tennis summits and wanted to bring our conversation to the podcast […]
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TFP 088: Milan Krnjetin — Pursuing Your Passion and Living the Dream
On Episode 88 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I spoke with Milan Krnjetin about his journey from a junior player in Serbia to practices with Djokovic, Kyrgios, Jankovic and many more of the very best players on the planet! We also discuss his fantastic content he is producing as the owner and founder of TENFITMEN. Milan’s […]
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TFP 087: Franklin Tiafoe — Preparing for the Pro Tour
On Episode 87 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I spoke with Franklin Tiafoe about his tennis career and close relationship with his brother and top 35 ranked pro Frances Tiafoe. I first met Franklin at the Citi Open player party last summer and am really glad he made time to speak with me on the […]
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TFP 086: Noah Rubin — Behind the Racquet
On Episode 86 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I spoke with ATP Pro Noah Rubin about his career and his newest project, Behind the Racquet. It is always a great pleasure to speak to the best tennis players in the world on the podcast, especially the players as insightful and creative as Noah. Noah is currently […]
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TFP 085: Bill Kellogg — How to Create and Sustain Thriving Tennis Clubs
On Episode 85 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I spoke with Bill Kellogg about how he has transformed tennis clubs into hugely successful programs, and his incredible experiences both playing and contributing to the advancement of tennis by wearing many different hats in the industry. Bill is the President of La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club, […]
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TFP 084: Tim Bainton — Thinking Outside the Service Box
On Episode 84 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I spoke with Tim Bainton about how he persevered through many hardships and obstacles to become an extremely well-known and highly sought out expert in the tennis industry. Tim is the Founder for all Blue Chip Sports Management (BCSM), is certified at the highest professional levels, including being […]
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TFP 083: Paul Annacone — The Championship Habits of Federer, Sampras, and Henman
On Episode 83 of the podcast, Paul Annacone shares the championship habits and characteristics of the greatest players in the world that he’s coached, including Roger Federer, Pete Sampras, and Tim Henman. I spoke with Paul about the secrets to his career success on the tour, and why Roger, Pete, and Tim were able to […]
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TFP 082: Dr. Sean Drake — RacquetFit and the Body-Tennis Connection
On Episode 82 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I spoke with Dr. Sean Drake about RacquetFit and the Body-Tennis connection. Dr. Drake is a world-class sports performance and medical expert who has an incredible amount of experience at the highest levels working with and treating both amateur and professional athletes in numerous sports, such as […]
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TFP 081: How the Kinetic Chain Impacts Your Serve with Dr. Mark Kovacs
On Episode 81 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I spoke with world-renowned sports performance expert Dr. Mark Kovacs about the 8-stage model of the tennis serve. I spoke with Dr. Kovacs about the role of the kinetic chain in the serve on The Tennis Technique Summit that I previously hosted, and it was voted the […]
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TFP 080: Q&A 4.5+ Edition — Re-tooling Your Strokes, Backhand Tips, Serve Consistency, Returning, Advanced Drills and More!
On Episode 80 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I am back to answering questions that I’ve received from tennis players like you about how to re-tool your strokes, topspin and slice backhand tips, serving more consistently, advanced drills, staying mentally tough and more! I routinely receive emails asking questions about all things tennis, and I […]
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