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FB TFP 334_ Tennis Racquets and Strings Masterclass with Jonas Eriksson

TFP 334: Tennis Racquets and Strings Masterclass with Jonas Eriksson

On Episode 334 of The Tennis Files Podcast, racquet and strings expert Jonas Eriksson from Tennis Nerd and Mehrban have an in-depth discussion about how to choose the best racquets and strings for your game.Jonas is the founder of TennisNerd.net and hosts the Tennis Nerd Podcast. He also has 49k subscribers on YouTube.  Jonas creates […]

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FB TFP 318_ Benjamin Kittay — How to Thrive as a Multi-Sport Athlete, Dominate Junior Tennis, and Compete at the Division I & ATP Tour Level

TFP 318: Benjamin Kittay — How to Thrive as a Multi-Sport Athlete, Dominate Junior Tennis, and Compete at the Division I & ATP Tour Level

On Episode 318 of The Tennis Files Podcast, you’ll learn how to thrive as a multi-sport athlete, dominate junior tennis, and compete at the Division I & ATP Tour Level with Benjamin Kittay.Benjamin currently plays Division I college tennis at The University of North Carolina. He reached as high as No. 32 in the ITA […]

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FB TFP 191_ Emotional Intelligence and Maximizing Your Potential with Joshua Oxley

TFP 191: Emotional Intelligence and Maximizing Your Potential with Joshua Oxley

On Episode 191 of The Tennis Files Podcast, coach Joshua Oxley talks about the importance of emotional intelligence and how to maximize your tennis potential.I connected with Josh through Clubhouse where he hosts a morning audio room answering players’ questions to help them improve with fellow coach Yannick Schramm.  Josh was a highly ranked ITF […]

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FB TFP 181_ The Mindset, Routines, and Training Secrets of an ATP Pro with Nathan Pasha

TFP 181: The Mindset, Routines, and Training Secrets of an ATP Pro with Nathan Pasha

On Episode 181 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I spoke with ATP Pro Nathan Pasha about how you can elevate your training, mindset, routines and technique.Nathan has been ranked as high as #119 in the world in doubles and #507 in singles on the ATP Tour.  Before turning pro, Nathan played college tennis at the […]

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