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Published by Tennis Guru
Your weekly dose of tennis with Host Carlos Estrada. In this podcast you'll get to hear all about tennis from the eyes of a tennis coach, division 1 player, and someone who has lived the life of a tennis player since day 1. Get to hear interesting (sometimes hilarious) stories from our guests who range from every day players, college players and coaches all they way up to ATP/WTA professionals. Uncover technique/strategy/mental tips for your game and training methods to unlock your tennis potential with The Tennis Guru Podcast!
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Tennis is a hard sport and everyone faces different obstacles in their journey, but every time you are on the court there are things you can control to elevate your game. Your attitude, your response, your intensity, your level of effort, who you surround yourself with are all things within your control. In our second episode, we discuss ways and methods to control the controllables to help unlock your tennis potential. We also talk about pickleball's incredible rise and popularity. Is it taking over tennis? Is the tennis world falling behind pickleball? Get to hear all about in Episode 2 of The Tennis Guru Podcast!
What does it take to become a D1 college tennis player? What are ITF tournaments? In the first episode of The Tennis Guru Podcast, our co-host Param Pun and I uncover our personal experiences playing Division 1 tennis and the journey it took us to get there. We share some insight that could help young players in their path to pursue a college or professional career in tennis as we discuss training, the commitment level, and what life looks like in the process.
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