Middle School Tennis
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“My kids really started liking tennis after going to the Western Southern Open this year. Then we saw the reaction of Mr Kyrigios. We learned about the importance of sportsmanship and how not to act! We were pretty divided as a family as to is it ok to accidentally hit a doubles player! Your podcast cleared it up for us. At our next tennis match my son had one of his balls go to the feet of the net man and hit his foot. He simply raised his hand the other player raised his hand and my son returned back to serve the next point. Well done Ian.”
Fibonnacci via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/29/19
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“honestly.....i’ve followed the ET group for some years, and their didactic content AND technical
content i’ve always found to be spot on, helpful and foundational on my own journey through mastering this fickle and nuanced sport.....but a seeming extra dimension was cast into the mix after i...”Read full review »
Deltasurg via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/05/19
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“The shankcast is a fantastic podcast which brings across and reviews unexplored and explored topics of tennis. Every episode Iain, Kevin and Meghan discuss passionately their opinions on different topics such as how to manage cheating and who they think will win the most grand slams. Thanks for...”Read full review »
alicePTMck via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
09/11/19
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“Long time listener to the ET podcast. Was excited to see a new format. I'm a beginner and at the stage where I enjoy soaking up the tennis world, both instruction and talk.
I've enjoyed the first few casts. Laughed out loud several times during the Kyrgios and Serena casts.
With a few...”Read full review »
Justkiddinglol via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/28/19
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