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Australian Open Champion Brian Teacher breaks down how to build a world-class backhand that holds up under pressure — with real structure, compression, and feel.
Stop snapping your wrist at contact. Stop losing power. Learn how to train your backhand like the pros — from Taylor Fritz and Carlos Alcaraz to Federer and Wawrinka.
In Episode 28 of Full Court Tennis Advantage, you’ll learn:
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In Episode 27 of Full Court Tennis Advantage, Australian Open Champion Brian Teacher explains why so many players misunderstand the modern forehand. Copying highlight clips from Federer, Alcaraz, or Sinner leads to a fantasy version of the stroke, not the real structure that produces world-class ball compression.
Brian breaks down the true essentials:• Unit coil• Footwork and load• Racquet drop• Relaxed arm position• Hip and torso-led swing• Locked wrist through contact• Extension and balanced finish
He also shares the lessons he learned studying great ball strikers like Connors and Gerulaitis, and how the right picture — not the flashiest swing — builds a forehand that holds up under pressure.
Episodes release every Friday on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Podcasts. Follow the show to stay updated.
Train with the same structure the pros use. Compare your swing side-by-side with ATP professionals inside the Full Court Tennis App. Visit FullCourtTennis.com to learn more.
Australian Open Champion Brian Teacher breaks down how Jannik Sinner turned a tough Roland Garros loss into a Wimbledon victory over Carlos Alcaraz just one month later. We unpack the key tactical, technical, and mental adjustments that made the difference on grass.
This episode covers second-serve pressure, return positioning, mindset shifts, and what coaches, players, and parents can learn from Sinner’s evolution.
New episodes release every Friday on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts.
If you want to study the pros and develop world-class technique, check out the Full Court Tennis App to compare your strokes side-by-side with ATP and WTA players and connect with top coaches for virtual or in-person training.
Which adjustment do you think mattered most for Sinner — his serve, his return tactics, or his mentality?
How do Federer, Djokovic, Alcaraz, and Świątek make the game look so effortless? It’s not just technique or power... it begins with the eyes, the brain, and world-class footwork.
In Episode 24 of Full Court Tennis Advantage, Australian Open Champion and coach Brian Teacher breaks down the movement patterns that separate the best from everyone else. You’ll learn how pros see the ball earlier, move smarter (not faster), and build every shot from the ground up.
What you’ll discover in this episode:
• The hidden role of vision and anticipation in footwork
• Why Federer’s movement looked effortless
• How Monica Seles beat Steffi Graf using superior footwork, not speed
• The kinetic chain: how footwork fuels power, timing, and balance
• Why great players shape the court instead of reacting to it
If you want to train like the pros, compare your strokes side-by-side with ATP and WTA players inside the Full Court Tennis App. Study their footwork, break down swing mechanics, and apply it to your game.
Explore the Full Court Tennis App and FullCourtTennis.com.
New episodes of Full Court Tennis Advantage release weekly. Follow to stay sharp and elevate your tennis IQ.
In Episode 23 of the Full Court Tennis Advantage podcast, Australian Open Champion and longtime coach Brian Teacher dives into the practice that saved his career — yoga.
At just 19, facing possible back surgery, Brian turned to Hatha yoga long before it was mainstream. What started as rehab became a lifelong practice that improved his flexibility, balance, breathing, and focus — key ingredients for success on tour.
He breaks down the exact poses, breathing methods, and routines that helped him stay on court and now fuel today’s elite players like Novak Djokovic, Iga Świątek, Carlos Alcaraz, and Jannik Sinner.
Learn how yoga builds strength, resilience, and mental clarity — and how it can transform your own game.
📲 Download the Full Court Tennis (FCT) app to compare your strokes to the pros and explore more at FullCourtTennis.com.
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Most players think warming up is just about breaking a sweat — but for the pros, it’s a total mind–body reset.
In Episode 22 of Full Court Tennis Advantage, Brian Teacher, Australian Open Champion, former World No. 7, and founder of the Full Court Tennis app, reveals how elite players like Djokovic, Alcaraz, Rune, Tsitsipas, Murray, and Fritz prepare before every match.
Learn how to transform your warm-up into a weapon by mastering:
The three layers of warm-up: physical, neurological, and mental
Mini-tennis done right (and what 90% of players get wrong)
Breathwork, visualization, and intention setting that top players rely on
Why your pre-match habits can predict your performance
Each week, Full Court Tennis Advantage breaks down the habits, mindsets, and methods that separate the good from the great.
Stream new episodes weekly, and take your game to the next level — on and off the court.
Visit FullCourtTennis.com or download the Full Court Tennis App to film your own warm-up, compare it to the pros, and get insights from top coaches.
Australian Open Champion and coach Brian Teacher reveals how affirmations and visualization can unlock your peak performance on the tennis court.
In this episode of Full Court Tennis Advantage, discover:
Why belief and self-talk shape how you perform under pressure
How daily affirmations can rewire your mindset for success
Practical visualization techniques used by top players like Novak Djokovic, Iga Świątek, and Carlos Alcaraz
A simple pre-match routine combining breathwork, visualization, and affirmations
The mind can hold you back—or push you forward. Learn how to train your mental game with the same intensity as your physical skills.
👉 Take the next step in your development: Download the Full Court Tennis App or visit FullCourtTennis.com to analyze your strokes, set goals, and compare your game to the pros.
Australian Open Champion Brian Teacher and Non Linear Tennis creator Jack Broudy unpack the 2025 US Open Men’s Final — Carlos Alcaraz’s four-set win over Jannik Sinner.
This episode isn’t about score lines — it’s about:
The mechanics and mindset that fueled Alcaraz’s win
What parents should (and shouldn’t) do after matches
How to build junior players with better returns, volleys, and balance
Why video training is a “mirror that never lies”
Thanks to Jack for being on the podcast, and make sure to check out Nonlinear Tennis here: https://www.nonlineartennis.net/
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Why has American men’s tennis fallen from 45 players in the ATP Top 100 to just 13 today? 🎾
In Episode 19 of Full Court Tennis Advantage, I (Brian Teacher, 1980 Australian Open Champion) talk with former World #6 Eliot Teltscher — a competitor, coach, and former USTA leader who’s seen every level of the game. Eliot opens up about the politics and dysfunction inside the USTA, the gaps in junior and college development, and why too many players arrive at the highest levels without the tools to construct points, return serve, or finish at the net.
We dig into:
The broken U.S. player development system
Why coach certifications (PTR, USPTA) fail players
The role of parents in supporting growth vs. chasing trophies
How video and technology like Full Court Tennis are transforming coaching today
Eliot’s insights are candid, sharp, and packed with lessons for coaches, parents, and players who want to rebuild U.S. tennis from the ground up.
👉 Listen now — and explore more at fullcourttennis.com.
Peter Smith is one of the most influential tennis coaches in America — from leading USC to 5 NCAA Championships (including 4 in a row) to shaping the next generation of junior players.In this episode of Full Court Tennis Advantage, I (Brian Teacher, 1980 Australian Open Champion) dive deep into Peter’s career, philosophy, and lasting impact on the game.Here’s what you’ll learn:-How Peter became the youngest Division I coach at just 23 years old-Building winning cultures at Long Beach, Fresno State, and Pepperdine-Turning USC into a dynasty with 5 NCAA titles-Coaching legends like Steve Johnson and developing complete players-His views on mental toughness, forward-pressing tennis, and point construction-Why junior players today need multi-sport backgrounds and match video analysis-Advice for parents: support effort and routine, not rankings✨ Peter Smith has built champions, programs, and legacies — his story is a blueprint for coaches, players, and parents who want to understand what it takes to truly develop champions in tennis and life.👉 Train your mind and game at fullcourttennis.com
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