Category Archives for Podcasts
TFP 117: Q&A Edition – Playing Serve and Volleyers, Serving Bigger, Movement Tips, and More!
On Episode 117 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I am back to answering questions that I received from our fellow tennis players about playing against serve and volleyers and counterpunchers, maintaining fitness and improving movement, controlling power on our strokes, hitting faster serves and more! I routinely receive emails and messages on my social media […]
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TFP 116: How to Break Bad Habits with Peter Freeman
On Episode 116 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I spoke with the founder of Crunch Time Coaching, Peter Freeman, about how to break bad habits that are limiting you from reaching your true tennis potential. Pete has coached Division 1 college players, produced state level and national champions and been awarded the honor of USTA Georgia […]
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TFP 115: How to Develop Champions in a Non Academy Environment with Todd Widom
On Episode 115 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I spoke with former ATP Pro and current tennis coach, Todd Widom, about how he has been able to develop elite junior players in a non-academy setting. Todd is a former Top 200 ATP Professional and 18-and under Super National champion. At the University of Miami, he became […]
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TFP 114: How to Become a Tennis Journalist and Podcaster with Nina Pantic
On Episode 114 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I spoke with journalist and podcast host Nina Pantic about how she transitioned from an elite tennis player to a career in the world of tennis media. Nina is the associate editor for Tennis Magazine and Tennis.com, and the managing editor of Baseline, which provides daily tennis news […]
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TFP 113: Nick Bollettieri — How to Achieve Your Dreams and Help Others Succeed
On Episode 113 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I spoke with legendary coach Nick Bollettieri about how to achieve your dreams and help those around you reach their true potential. Nick has over 60 years of unrivaled experienced coaching the world’s best tennis players. He founded the Bollettieri Tennis Academy, where he has worked with such […]
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TFP 112: How to Level Up Your Coaching Career with Marc Lucero
On Episode 112 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I spoke with WTA Tour coach and tennis analyst Marc Lucero about how he went from law-school dropout to coaching and commentating at the highest levels of the game. Marc currently coaches WTA Pro Shelby Rogers, who has been ranked as high as 48 in the world. […]
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TFP 111: How to Survive and Thrive on the WTA Tour with Alexandra Mueller
On Episode 111 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I spoke with WTA Pro Alexandra Mueller about her rise to the pro tour at a young age, singles and doubles tips to improve your game, the ups and downs of life on the tour, and more!Alex has been ranked as high as 280 in singles and […]
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TFP 110: The 5 Biggest Mistakes of My Tennis Career
On Episode 110 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I discuss the five biggest mistakes that I’ve made throughout my tennis career. If I could pick five of the most impactful choices on my game, take a time machine, and change them, it would be the ones that I talk about on this episode. It wasn’t […]
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TFP 109: Advice From the Pros Featuring Donald Young and Marcelo Melo
On Episode 109 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I spoke with ATP Pros Donald Young and Marcelo Melo about their greatest lessons learned on tour, what makes them world-class athletes, and keys tips to play your best tennis. I interviewed Donald and Marcelo a few weeks ago at the Citi Open and combined these relatively […]
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TFP 108: How to Make a Successful Comeback From Injuries with Treat Huey
On Episode 108 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I spoke with ATP Pro and former UVA Ace Treat Huey about how he was able to make a successful comeback from tough injuries sustained while on tour, his greatest lessons learned as a collegiate and professional player, and key doubles tips for your tennis game. I […]
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