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Lee Taft
Tennis Speed Show
The Tennis Speed Show is dedicated to bringing the world's best tennis performance experts together in one place. Lee Taft, known to many as "The Speed Guy", interviews coaches on specific techniques, methods, and strategies to improve the speed of tennis athletes.
If you want to know more about footwork, speed, training, health, strength, the importance of speed to make better shots, and so much more, then this is the show you won't want to miss!
For even more knowledge on Tennis Speed, go now to www.CTSS.co
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“You must subscribe if you work in tennis. Lee is one of the nicest most talented guys in the game!”
caly jay via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
10/09/20
Recent Episodes
One of my pet peeves is the use of medicine ball throws to simulate ground strokes with sloppy form, too heavy of a med ball, and too demanding footwork. The goal of a performance coach is to improve athletic ability so the tennis player can use that improved athletic ability on the court. We are...
Published 05/31/21
Published 05/31/21
I love having conversations about skill acquisition and motor learning. Matt Kuzdub coaches tennis players both on and off the court. His approach is "there is more to tennis than x's and o's. Efficient mechanics, mental toughness, high-level conditioning, and proper nutrition all contribute to...
Published 05/09/21
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