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Mentioned in this episode:
Train Smarter Anywhere: Strength & Conditioning for Tennis Players On the Go 🎾
For players who don’t always have access to in-person coaching, progress doesn’t have to stop.
TennisAthlete
Mentioned in this episode:
Train Smarter Anywhere: Strength & Conditioning for Tennis Players On the Go 🎾
For players who don’t always have access to in-person coaching, progress doesn’t have to stop.
TennisAthlete
Mentioned in this episode:
Train Smarter Anywhere: Strength & Conditioning for Tennis Players On the Go 🎾
For players who don’t always have access to in-person coaching, progress doesn’t have to stop.
TennisAthlete
Mentioned in this episode:
Train Smarter Anywhere: Strength & Conditioning for Tennis Players On the Go 🎾
For players who don’t always have access to in-person coaching, progress doesn’t have to stop.
TennisAthlete
Mentioned in this episode:
Train Smarter Anywhere: Strength & Conditioning for Tennis Players On the Go 🎾
For players who don’t always have access to in-person coaching, progress doesn’t have to stop.
TennisAthlete
Mentioned in this episode:
Train Smarter Anywhere: Strength & Conditioning for Tennis Players On the Go 🎾
For players who don’t always have access to in-person coaching, progress doesn’t have to stop.
TennisAthlete
Mentioned in this episode:
Train Smarter Anywhere: Strength & Conditioning for Tennis Players On the Go 🎾
For players who don’t always have access to in-person coaching, progress doesn’t have to stop.
TennisAthlete
Mentioned in this episode:
Train Smarter Anywhere: Strength & Conditioning for Tennis Players On the Go 🎾
For players who don’t always have access to in-person coaching, progress doesn’t have to stop.
TennisAthlete
Aisam Qureshi is a tennis player from Pakistan who has made the top 10 ATP Doubles and two Grand Slam finals.
He is Pakistan´s most successful singles and doubles player and at age 41, he is still going strong.
Aisam has used his tennis platform to create awareness and open up political doors through his connections and his amazing way with people.
In November 2010 he was appointed goodwill ambassador for The United Nations Development Program.
That same year, Aisam and his doubles partner Rohan Bopanna from India were awarded the Arthur Ashe Humanitarian of the Year award. They also received the Peace and Sport Image of the Year award for bringing political authorities from their respective countries together.
Together, they created the Stop War Start Tennis campaign to promote peace through tennis.
His story is tennis, but it is so much more and an inspiration to us all.
Follow Aisam on Twitter: @aisamhqureshi
Follow Stop War Start Tennis on Instagram: @stop_war_start_tennis
Mentioned in this episode:
Train Smarter Anywhere: Strength & Conditioning for Tennis Players On the Go 🎾
For players who don’t always have access to in-person coaching, progress doesn’t have to stop.
TennisAthlete
Judy Murray is a Scottish tennis coach and the Mum of global superstars Jamie and Andy Murray.
A former player, she became Scottish National Coach in 1995. She was the GB Fed Cup Captain between 2011-2016, and in 2017 was awarded an OBE for services to tennis, women in sport and charity.
Away from tennis, she´s also appeared on The Chase, Strictly Come Dancing and Celebrity Masterchef.
In this episode Judy discusses her journey into tennis, her life as a coach and Mum to the boys, and their journeys and experiences.
We then delve into the ‘real’ Judy Murray. Keeeeep Dancing!
Follow Judy on Twitter: @JudyMurray
Follow the Judy Murray Foundation on Twitter: @JudyMurrayFdn
Visit the Judy Murray Foundation´s Website: www.judymurrayfoundation.com
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Mentioned in this episode:
Train Smarter Anywhere: Strength & Conditioning for Tennis Players On the Go 🎾
For players who don’t always have access to in-person coaching, progress doesn’t have to stop.
TennisAthlete
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