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TFP 194: [Tennis Summit 2021 Preview #2] – Dealing with Nerves and Mental Flexibility with Jorge Capestany and Adam Blicher
On this episode I’ve got another Tennis Summit 2021 for you of a couple awesome mental game sessions. In case you haven’t heard, I am hosting Tennis Summit 2021, a free online tennis conference which has become the largest one in the world (over 14k players and coaches attended in 2020)! From April 19-24, over 40 […]
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TFP 193: [Tennis Summit 2021 Preview] – How to Level Up Your Singles and Doubles Game with Annacone, Macci, and Reidy
After several months of preparation and hard work, I am super excited to announce that Tennis Summit 2021, a free online tennis conference that I am hosting, is now open for registration! From April 19-24, over 40 world class coaches and experts will reveal proven strategies, techniques, mental and fitness exercises to level up your game. […]
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TFP 192: How to Develop Successful Junior and College Tennis Players with Lisa Stone
On Episode 192 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I interviewed Lisa Stone, the founder of Parenting Aces, to talk about how to develop successful junior and college tennis players.Lisa has created one of the most valuable resources for tennis parents and junior players with her Parenting Aces platform. Fortunately for us, she took the initiative […]
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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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TFP 190: Q&A Edition – Serve Returns, Mental Game Advice, First Serve Power, and More!
On Episode 190 of The Tennis Files Podcast, you’ll learn how to level up your serve returns, increase your first serve power, develop a stronger mindset, and more on this Q&A edition of the show!I went back into the Q&A mailbag and selected seven excellent questions from the Tennis Files community for today’s episode. I’ll […]
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TFP 189: The 7 Most Impactful Changes That Transformed my Tennis Game
On Episode 189 of The Tennis Files Podcast, you’ll learn the most important changes I’ve made to how I approach training and thinking about tennis that has transformed my game.The top pros make tennis look simple, but it is far from an easy game. All of us have gone through struggles and obstacles in tennis […]
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TFP 188: Illya Marchenko — Training and Fitness Secrets from an ATP Pro
On Episode 188 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I spoke with ATP Pro Illya Marchenko about his training routines, fitness workouts, and what it takes to be an elite tennis player.Illya Marchenko has been ranked as high as #49 in singles and #268 in doubles on the ATP Tour. He has won 8 ATP Challenger […]
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TFP 187: Q&A Edition – Forehand Power, Second Serve Consistency, Concentration Tips, and More!
On Episode 187 of The Tennis Files Podcast, you’ll learn how to increase your forehand power, develop second serve consistency, improve your concentration, fitness, and more on this Q&A edition of the show!I receive a ton of questions from the Tennis Files community on a wide range of topics, from technique and strategy to fitness […]
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TFP 186: How to Think, Train, and Compete to Your Potential with Beau Treyz
On Episode 186 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I spoke with ATP Pro tennis coach and author Beau Treyz about how approaching tennis from a more analytical and data-based perspective can help you breakthrough and reach your tennis potential.Beau is the author of “How To Tennis: Think Train and Compete to your Potential.” He played […]
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TFP 185: Marcus Willis — The Greatest Run in Wimbledon History
On Episode 185 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I spoke with ATP Pro Marcus Willis about how he went from teaching tennis lessons for 30 pounds an hour (about $40) to playing Roger Federer on Center Court at Wimbledon in 2016. Marcus has reached a career high ranking of #322 in singles and #209 in doubles […]
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