The post by Allistair McCaw A kind reminder to all sports parents out there: “Please let the coach, coach.” One of the topics I touch on in my seminars for parents is about the importance of there only being one voice … Continue reading →
As a de facto coach and tennis parent I always see crazy tennis parents behave in strange matters when their kids play. Yelling, calling balls out, trying to coach, not talking to others etc. Last Sunday, I sat next to … Continue reading →
The post by Allistair McCaw What is the biggest challenge tennis coaches face these days when working with kids? For many, it seems tennis parents are the ‘problem’ in kids’ sport. But are they really? Could it maybe be, that in … Continue reading →
The post by Allistair McCaw When it comes to coaching young tennis players, don’t lose track of what the number one thing is a tennis coaches responsibility isn’t just about the skills and drills. With kids, It’s a responsibility of the tennis … Continue reading →
The Parent Is the Key to the Tennis Success of a Kid The key to the tennis success of a kid, is the parent, and I can tell you most are doing a poor job. In the triangle (coach, kid, … Continue reading →
The post by Allistair McCaw Tennis parents, don’t tell me you’re all about ‘development’ for your child when your biggest concern is if little Johnny will be tired from training for his matches this weekend. If you are development-minded and truly … Continue reading →
What is the Best Age to Start Playing Tennis? We often receive emails from parents who ask us about an advice concerning their child’s tennis development. I think that is a good idea to publish some of the letters. Today … Continue reading →