41 episodes
Tennis Rockers Claude and Sully
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5.0 • 2 Ratings
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Are you ready to re-imagine and reconstruct the way you realize not just the game of tennis but all the other ways you compete in life? Tennis Rockers pull together beliefs, concepts, ideas, people, and values from a cross-section of multi-disciplinary fields for the purpose of doing things a little different. Tennis Rockers don't just want to change the game, they want to help people think about changing how they see and live their lives.
Coach Claude and coach Sully cordially invite you to put the pedal to the metal and join an unconventional conversation on tennis and life. Nothing good comes from standing still.
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Do Tennis Clubs Need A Club Tennis Organization, Like The Parent Teacher Organization?
With all the money parents spend at tennis clubs and kids spend in lessons, shouldn't there be some sort of "board of directors" organization made up of customers, management, and tennis teachers to get the most out of everyone's experience? In this episode, we introduce and explore the concept of such an organization.
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Are you suffering psychologically from a lack of group support?
The mental game of tennis is really the emotional/mental game of tennis because of how much emotions effect us. But a support group, starting at an early age, might just a player get control of their emotions and make court time a little easier.
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Don’t All Junior Tennis Players Deserve An Answer To The Question Now What?
The ATP, USTA, and WTA need to establish a national testing plan for kids to provide them with transparent feedback and a path forward to try to achieve their potential. In this episode, we explore why we need it and what that plan could look like.
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Do You Really Need To Be A Protein Machine?
Is protein really THE profound dietary difference we are all in need of or yet another trend that all people, including tennis players need to reconsider?
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Shouldn’t We Be Asking Questions of The People Who Play?
The conclusion is clear - tennis coaches and clubs, the people who serve the players and students, need to start asking a better more informed question of their clientele if tennis is to once again scale to the status it once held in amateur sport.
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Proactive Communication That Acknowledges The Limits Of The Coach/Student Relationship
What are the limits of the coach/student relationship and when do they appear? It's never really when you want and we aren't prepared enough to respond. In this episode, we start to take a look at the coach/student relationship.