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I am very grateful for donating your kindness and intelligence!

The jump rope if enough reps are involved is excellent for conditioning.

It seems like this system is similar to a discus throw. The discus thrower appears to throw on the 45 degree line.

Thanks for sharing! Beginning my coaching on the high school level soon

If Lansdorp is convinced grips are set irreversibly by age 12, then he should be the biggest proponent of coaching rec players with what they have, not the latest Lansdorp or ATP technique.

John, I will thank you for Dave on this one.

Dave, this point about the forearm being in the same plane on all groundstrokes and volleys as the racquet meets the ball, even if the hands are laid back in order to drag the "blade" into that contact, is a checkpoint I have found extremely important. It was first taught as a "fundamental" in a 1904 book that you have had a chance to explore as documented in my recently published book. It explains how to hit low balls as well as high balls, even using the fade/draw paradigm. I have had success teaching the two handed backhand as a first stroke across the spectrum of athleticism. As American kids increasingly take up tennis at much lower levels of hand-eye coordination than previously, I find it even a more effective tool since I often have kids who can't even catch a ball with their hands when they start. Hitting the angled volley from first strokes, even for youngsters, is key because I believe every ball should be intended to strike on a diagonal (allowing a repeatable swing in my experience) which means you hit up through and across the ball (creating a diagonal path once you examine it). You and Bill both understand how to develop high school teams as very few do. Very progressive video with a lot of solutions to contradictory instruction. Dave's work got a lot of ink in my book and it's just volume 1. Both of your work will be discussed further in next two volumes.

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I love the comment of 95% want social, hitting, and fun. And the 5% may take more privates and are more serious. Programming with the 95% in mind is where the money is and it caters to the majority.

My experience is exactly as described by Shelly. I estimate being under 200 feet from the courts, with a very busy intersection in between. Hours 7am -10 pm so the players have 15 hours to play and I have only 9 hours of quiet. A highway close by, a childcare and intersection noise are all drowned out by the PB noise. Cannot do anything in my backyard, on my deck, in my pool etc...have lost all enjoyment in and out of my home. I have to put on music/tv etc to block the noise of the PB inside my home. Windows cannot be opened; weather, I live in MN, has not stopped playing; snow is shoveled and the 100 degree heat indexes only slowed the play to 2 courts vs 6 .... I clearly see the courts every single day/night as my formal living room faces east where the courts are. I pay high property taxes (12K) and my home, which I have lived in for almost 24 years, is a now a prison!! Emails/conversations with Parks & Rec Director have been useless; have spoken to Asst. City Manager and waiting on a response...not holding my breath. I WFH and am angry all the time!

great pod cast- when you play tennis you make a match- call players for singles or doubles- Like pickle ball some one can show up and wait hoping you and they will let them transition in or rotate in- pickle ball is like a herd mentality - the more players the better- you don't want to be hitting with your 80 years old husband on a singles pickle ball court you want the other players to mix in with the more the better- as for tennis you build the bridge. they will come- that's what tennis need to promote- -- my club I have 3 nights/days of tennis that you can get hold of me and you can play one way or the other- If someone is not calling you and your not call someone to play you are not playing tennis- I personally will not make matches but will forward players names and you have to do the work other then the nights/days I put on- I don't play pickle ball

I'd like to hear the progression you teach beginner high school kids for learning a spin serve. I understand they need the continental grip, but what is the next step in the progression.

Thanks for posting these discussions!

I'd also like to hear Dave's progression for teaching a slice serve to beginners.

Can you link to Sam's email? Thanks!

The cool cats know the party is at the net Bill. Best of luck with the book Sincerely, Bruce Gullikson USPTA Masterpro

Thanks a lot for these great tips!!

What drills can be done to improve "seeing the ball"?

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What ever happened to the Tennis 201 book?

For a visually challenged tennis player listening when you have poor close focus has helped me.Of course I go back to writing note longhand & then talking to players aabout what I have jsut tried to absorb hepls me.

Excellent stuff; looking forward to #2.

Love this!

No cults, no church.

It’s a great progression and you’re questions were spot on, discovery was amazing for this young man

ay thats my coach

Good talk! You need multiple skills in tennis (and in life). It's better to be a Jack of all trades! 👍

Is the whole interview available? Very informative

Great show! Awesome information.

“Discipline is remembering what you want.” Thank you both! Great discussion.

Bill, I'd appreciate pdf of game day drills

Interesting to hear how coaches plan for group hits. As a side note, I use the orange ball sometimes to learn a new shot or warm up.

Am a wrong or is tennis a metaphor for decision making?

Learn how others learn, listening to your players, their words, their body language is critical to helping them succeed. Creativity is the bridge that allow your players to cross over towards greatness!

Problem 2: most conferences do not emphasize the relationship part of teaching tennis. It is the most valuable area you as a coach should strive to improve.

Limitless and Atomic Habits are awesome books

Pursue the cutting idea of knowledge about how to maximize how your brain works and how you can improve and “think better!”

Problem 1: plugging in to conversational wisdom - so improve you understanding and knowledge outside of tennis specific areas- read about the brain, how people learn and grow

1. Teach to be more influential 2. Contributor to society and be creative in your service to others 3. Motivate through creating an experience

That’s exactly right- am I getting a good value for 2000$ in expenses for a conference? All the organizations are promoting non-tennis sports at a tennis conference. Im re-evaluating all of my professional training right now and I’m looking for new speakers with better ideas

I would like to know if the study you mentioned mixed genders and age groups. If a 22 yr old UTR 8 plays a 12 year old UTR 9 who wins? I'm a tennis nut from the East Coast and am interested in all things tennis but espectially trends. Trends in grip structures, trends in styles, equipment and training.

The student has nice top spin.

The Robert Lansdorp method 1st learn to be steady ,don't miss then 2nd hit your groundstrokes with accuracy then finally 3rd hit with power then morph all 3 together a steady groundstroke hit with accuracy and great power that doesn't break down aganist quality oppents , thats his genius and why he enjoys such a huge well deserved reputation.

The audio fades in and out, thanks!

Hy. In forehand using closed stance will be better use eastern grip to don't get the ball late? I'm right hand and right eye dominant.

Awesome tips! Keep up the good work!

During the spring when JV varsity as you found out plays a different type of season and our boys would be out there at the same time she had a lot of energy and is very unselfish in the longest share courts with her that says a lot about her our Brophy team really mirrors everything that she talked about because we're a no-cut team as well because of that sometimes or almost most of the time we have two freshmen tennis teams so we have two separate coaches and two buses. During the JV season these freshmen that want to come up to play we've created another League called the bronco League there are such interest and high skill level in our tennis team that many of these kids are not able to make it on JV. I work on all the teams all levels we actually have 25 extra kids that did not make it on JV that just want to have fun and don't have the skill level as some of the other players. But because I spend time with them in introducing them to the sport and helping them understand all the complexities of it some of them actually by their junior year make it even to varsity and definitely JV the rest of them are perfectly content being right where they are. We use the Phoenix tennis center as our home courts they have 25 quarts and they've been our primary courts for several years. 10 or 15 years ago we lost our small tennis courts because of parking problems so we moved to the tennis center. I'm probably one of the few other than Lori that is uspca trained and I try to use those skills and helping develop our players even though they come in different walks of life and have different paths I give them the opportunity to improve and help them along the way this is my 8th year as the development coach and it's great to watch these kids grow from freshman season graduating four years later watching the mature.

I missed the part where you solved the problem. I get there are plenty of opportunities, but here is the problem. The foreign recruiting in tennis has caused a major imbalance with academics and athletics. Here is a real example, take the #15 kid in SC (junior boy) in Tennis recruiting and let's assume this kid would like to stay in the Carolina's, go to a decent size school and play tennis. Here are 20 schools that he can't play at : UNC Clemson NC State Univ SC Charlotte App State ECU Charleston UNC Wilmington Queens Western Campbell UNCG Wofford Wingate Gardner Webb Elon Presbyterian Winthrop Francis Marion This doesn't include Duke, Wake, Davidson etc. This is a list of the more popular D1 and D2 options in the Carolinas. If you are the #15 golfer in the state you could probably play at a lot of these schools. So this leaves the other options and if you talk to professionals in the industry that help with college placement, they are not too keen on those other options because they have low graduation rates ie. 40% or poor academic track records. Also, the number 15 kid in SC (junior boy) is likely a USTA NTRP 5.0 level player, and 15 years ago, they would definitely be able to play in some of the above mentioned schools. So how has this benefited the colleges? Is there more $ coming into these programs, are there more fans watching college tennis? actually 3 of the above mentioned schools have dropped tennis...ECU, App State and Winthrop. The only resolution is to limit the number of foreign recruits otherwise kids that get to 10 UTR will never play because so many of those kids are high academics and they don't want to go to the tiny D3 school that is smaller than the high school they attended.

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