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FB TFP 344_ How to Develop Successful Junior and College Tennis Players with Lisa Stone - From the 2021 archives

TFP 344: How to Develop Successful Junior and College Tennis Players with Lisa Stone – From the 2021 archives

[From the archive: This episode was originally recorded and published in 2021]On Episode 344 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 […]

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56 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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22 FB TFP 232_ Inside the Mind of a 5.0 Tennis Player with Dillon Sykes

TFP 232: Inside the Mind of a 5.0 Tennis Player with Dillon Sykes

On Episode 232 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I interviewed fellow tennis player and content creator Dillon Sykes about his journey to reaching the 5.0 level. Dillon played Division III college tennis at Christopher Newport University. He plays USTA Leagues and competitive tournaments at the NTRP 5.0 level. Dillon is also the founder of Dill Plays […]

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1 FB TFP 193_ How to Level Up Your Singles and Doubles Game with Annacone, Macci, and Reidy

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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1 FB TFP 192_ How to Develop Successful Junior and College Tennis Players with Lisa Stone

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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1 TFP 029: How to Dominate College Tennis with Dave Mullins

TFP 029: How To Dominate College Tennis with Dave Mullins

Today my guest is Dave Mullins, former head coach of the Oklahoma Women’s Tennis Team. Dave has had an extremely successful coaching career. His accomplishments include five NCAA tournament appearances, five ITA regional championships. three seasons with at least 17 victories, and ITA Central Regional Coach of the Year honors in 2014. Dave retired from college coaching this past […]

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Mackenzie McDonald Citi Open 2016

Mackenzie McDonald – From NCAA Champion to the Pro Tour

Mackenzie “Mackie” McDonald, the reigning NCAA singles and doubles champion, came tantalizingly close to defeating Alejandro Falla in the first round of qualifying at the Citi Open on Saturday. Falla, 11-years McDonald’s senior and ranked 235 in the world, squeaked by the talented Californian to set up a match against French player Vincent Millot for a spot in the main […]

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Why UMBC Tennis Will Live on Forever

Today I attended an event that I wish never had to happen: the final home match of my college tennis program’s existence. And while I can sit here and rehash why the reasons laid out in this terribly written letter make no sense, I want to take this opportunity to let you know how proud I […]

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