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Published by Noah Pring
Game, Set, and Chat is the tennis podcast where coaching meets conversation. Join two tennis coaches with extremely different backgrounds as they break down the game in a relaxed, locker-room style atmosphere — covering everything from technique and strategy to mindset, drills, match play, and the little details that can take your tennis to the next level. Each episode delivers practical tips, coaching tools, funny stories, hot takes, and real-world advice you can actually use on the court. It’s part tennis lesson, part hangout session — just good tennis talk with coaches who love the game. 🎾
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Join Noah and Techy Philip as they meet a Podcast milestone and interview Finn Reynolds, World 79 in doubles, as he prepares to play in the US Open!
Philip and Noah wrapup the first season of the podcast and discuss what's in store for Season 2 and beyond!
Listen as Noah and Philip discuss the basics of playing singles. And remember, hit more balls crosscourt!Next week... Season 1 wrapup!instagram.com/gamesetandchatpodcast
Join Noah and Philip as they discuss the basics of doubles! Roles, responsibilities, and high percentage tactics. Oh, and GET TO THE NET! Next week... Basics of Singles! instagram.com/gamesetandchatpodcast
Join Noah and Philip as they discuss how the Pro game and the Rec game are similar and how they differ. What parts of the Pro game can Rec players incorporate and what parts should the not.
Join Noah and Philip as they introduce the topic of "Tennisisms". Things a Coach will tell you that might not be as helpful or insightful as they appear at first glance. This will be an ongoing series and today's discussion is on a big one... "Watch the Ball..." instagram.com/gamesetandchatpodcast
Join Noah, Philip, and special guest, Houston Jacques, as we discuss Team Tennis! How does the US College game differ from traditional tournament tennis? How does it affect the psychology of match play and even your preparation? instagram.com/gamesetandchatpodcast
Noah and Philip discuss the upcoming National Level One Junior tournament at their club and, more generally, how to prepare for and participate in tournaments at all levels. instagram.com/gamesetandchatpodcast
Listen in as Noah and Philip talk through some controversial takes on the game of tennis! Mentioned YouTube Channels: https://www.youtube.com/@FaultTolerantTennis https://www.youtube.com/@feeltennis https://www.youtube.com/@EssentialTennis instagram.com/gamesetandchatpodcast
Breaking down the psychology of matchplay. Noah and Philip talk through perspectives and ways to help you approach competition. instagram.com/gamesetandchatpodcast
Think about the way you train as Noah and Philip dive into different training types and how to structure as good training schedule for improvement. instagram.com/gamesetandchatpodcast
A brief dive into the complicated world of equipment. Listen in as Noah and Philip break down some of the basic concepts of rackets, string, and shoes so that players can understand what they are looking for. instagram.com/gamesetandchatpodcast
A look into the way tennis players can analyze their games through 4 separate aspects. Listen in as Noah and Philip share their thoughts as to how players can better identify what went wrong in their game and how to help think about areas they can improve. instagram.com/gamesetandchatpodcast
A quick introduction to the podcast. Meet Noah and Philip as they talk through the inspiration and lay out what this is all about! instagram.com/gamesetandchatpodcast
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