I remember qualifying for the U14 Orange Bowl World Championships in Miami, Florida in the mid 90’s. I had never seen so many good tennis players at one site. I felt very intimidated by the quality of the players I … Continue reading →
Another psychological secret of tennis champions from the book Maximum Tennis by Nick Saviano. To best deal with the pressure of competition on the tennis court, frequently simulate those experiences in practice. The legendary coach of UCLA’s dynasty, John Wooden, … Continue reading →
The post by Allistair McCaw How far an athlete gets in their career lies entirely in their hands. It has little to do with federations or coaching. Oh, the good old blame game… The reasons why some don’t make it, blaming … Continue reading →
We continue a discussion about ideal tennis academy. Here is an opinion of Alex Yep 2, founder and Instructor of Physio Technical Tennis at Physio Technical Tennis: “Yes, it is possible. A matter of fact , I think there is … Continue reading →
We decided to publish this reply from Mike Erwin as a separate post. Join the discussion and express your opinions. I disagree with the idea that a great tennis player automatically makes a great coach. I do believe those ex-players … Continue reading →