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Today’s podcast is powered by Signature Tennis where host Shaun Boyce and the guest Justin Yeo reveal some unexplored areas of tennis. Specifically, they discuss the highlights of the Australian Open and take a deep dive into the current and future state of tennis. After all, this episode offers insights that make it easier to follow the game’s changing dynamics and learn from those who study tennis’s best minds in the industry.

So, without further ado, just hit the play button!

Today we’ve invited Justin Yeo in our studio who is an internationally-revered coach who has worked with players of all abilities. Justin is an Australian native & now lives in Puerto Rico where he extends his influence on the sport by the systems he uses to coach. They draw on his knowledge of the technical side of the game and the mental one as well to help players realize their potential.

• Australian Open Wrap-up: The Australian Open in the rearview just gives you a new lens on the action, namely Jannik Sinner’s dominance on the men’s side and Madison Keys’ heartwarming run on the women’s. Justin and Shaun break down how these players are changing the game.
• The New Wave of Tennis: Another generation of players is already making its mark. In this podcast you’ll also discover the young guns like Sinner and Alcaraz who will be charging the circuit. But it’s not just about talent. Justin talks about the importance of discipline, emotional resilience, and maturity in building long term success.
• That Mental Toughness and Belief Thing: This episode overcomes one of the hurdles in tennis — how are players able to believe they can win before they have won anything? Shaun and Justin typically offer coaching advice on how to develop that champ’s mentality, and even how those players can apply it to their game — from the local tourney, to dreaming of the pros.
• Staying Competitive in Your 30s: It’s no longer just young players taking the spotlight. As players like Dimitrov and others in their 30s are making an impact, Justin discusses the keys to a successful tennis career: perseverance, evolving your game and staying healthy.
• Actionable Tips for Players: Justin dives into the nitty gritty of improving player technique and technique improvements as well as mental perspectives and physical preparation. From learning your opponent’s game to creating a consistent routine, this episode is full of advice that players of all levels can put to use immediately.

Have a burning question or a topic you’d like Justin and Shaun to address? We’d love to hear from you! Visit our My Tennis Story page and share your thoughts. If you find your thought has the potential to unlock the new dimension of racquet sports, you might be the next guest at GoTennis Podcast.

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Today, we’ve invited Ben Hesley to our studio, where he’ll share some pro tips to improve your off-court conditioning for tennis. Ben is from Bull Shark Sports and has years of tennis experience. In today’s episode, he’ll share some unique tips that many pro-level tennis players overlook that can significantly determine the difference between your victory and defeat.

• Why Long-Distance Running Might Not Be Best for Tennis: Long-distance running utilizes a different part of the cardiovascular system than tennis needs, Ben explains. Tennis takes bursts of energy, not endurance runs.
• Better Conditioning for Tennis: Instead of long distance running, Ben suggests doing interval training. That means sprinting short distances (20-50 yards or so) and walking or jogging the same distance or amount of time. This is closer to the experience of a tennis match.
• How to Use Intervals in Your Training: Ben has straightforward advice on how to time your runs. You can sprint for 10-20 seconds, then walk or jog for the same duration. This will be developing the right kind of fitness for tennis.
• Get Tennis-Ready Fitness: By this type of training, you will be in better condition to play tennis. Developing greater stamina will boost your performance in games.

Like Ben Hesley, you can also be our next guest and let the tennis community know your unique trick. Visit the My Tennis Story page and let us know your words that reveal the story that might inspire the tennis community or help them to sharpen their smashing skills against their opponents. If we find your story resonates with our tennis community, we'll invite you to one of our next episodes as our new guest.

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Today we’re in another fun episode of the GoTennis Podcast! where tennis is just the start! As always, the podcast is hosted by Shaun Boyce. We believe this episode gives you a dynamic discussion regarding the sport, with guests from every aspect of the tennis universe. This week, Shaun is joined by none other than Jack Broudy, former competitive tennis player, and current highly sought after tennis coach and content creator.

Specializing in a hybrid approach to tennis coaching, combined with a breakout Youtube career, Jack is an interesting guest in our podcast today. So get ready for a deep, entertaining and inspiring conversation that’s going to change the way you think about tennis!

Behind the traditional lines of a tennis court is a figure whose impact manifests all around the tennis world. Jack Broudy has seen and done all there is to do in tennis; he's been around the game for decades. He’s also known for his YouTube channel, where his signature (the cowboy hat) has become his calling card. But don’t be deceived by the hat — Jack is an incredibly knowledgeable coach, passionate about making tennis accessible and fun for players of every level.

Jack’s journey into tennis began when he started playing as a junior and eventually played college tennis. He has played D1 tennis at UC San Diego and played D3 tennis at the University of North Carolina and has felt the highs and lows of collegiate competition. Now, Jack is a seasoned coach who well, pushes the envelope towards a more modern interpretation of the game providing him with an edge as a tennis teacher.

• Jack’s Tennis Background and Journey: Jack discusses his tennis background, including being a junior, what his junior ranking was and what was like to play at Kalamazoo, one of the largest junior tournament in the United States. He discusses his transition to college tennis, navigating D1 and D3 tennis and some of the things he learned along the journey.
• The Impact of Technology on Tennis Coaching: One of the highlights of the podcast is how Jack’s philosophy on the integration of technology into tennis training by Jack. Jack talks about digital analysis and modern coaching tools as part of the technology that is transforming how players train, learn, and improve.
• Tennis Instruction on YouTube: Jack’s YouTube channel has a big following, and in this episode he shares how he uses it as a stage for teaching tennis. He expounds on what stands out to him when creating content that is user-friendly, how he addresses complex tennis ideas, and what it’s like to teach a global audience on his platform.
• Coaching Philosophy and Personal Style: Jack shares insights behind his personal coaching style. Not only focusing what on the court nailed down, what is technical & had talent but focused how a coach can connect with their player definitely to do better on one & off the court.
• Challenges and Rewards of College Tennis: Jack offers an insight into the life of a collegiate tennis player, comparing his time at D1 and D3 tennis programs. He talks about the greatest challenges confronted by student-athletes and how college tennis is vital to the development of future pros.

• The Signature Cowboy Hat: Jack is often seen sporting a cowboy hat while filming his YouTube videos; truth is, there is a remarkable story behind this signature style. In this episode, Jack shares the story of how the hat became part of his brand and why he sees it as such a key part of his identity as a coach and content creator.”
• Jack’s Philosophy of Tennis Coaching for the New Generation: Jack reframes traditional coaching practices and reveals his approach to the frying pan here. Jack’s methodology provides a window into the new landscape of tennis instruction, with an emphasis on adaptation, individual coaching and the use of technology.
• The Untold Realities of College Tennis: If you want to dive into what being a college tennis player is like, check out Jack’s post about what it really means to compete in college tennis at both D1 and D3 levels. He provides candid perspectives on the pressure, dedication and sacrifice that accompany being a student-athlete in a competitive setting.



At GoTennis! we believe that everybody has a story to tell. Do you have an interesting viewpoint on tennis, whether you’re a coach, player, businessperson or someone else involved in any way in tennis? We want to hear from you! Please visit our My Tennis Story page and share your unique tennis story. One of our next episodes might invite you as our guest and let you share your valuable insights. It’s a chance to meet other tennis enthusiasts, impart some of your knowledge and help boost the game we all cherish.

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Another episode of the GoTennis! Podcast is here, presented by Signature Tennis! In this rapid-fire 10-minute episode, host Shaun Boyce sits down with Justin Yeo, an expert tennis coach and true insider into the world of tennis. Today we’re diving into the excitement of the blazing moments of this season, determining key matchups, and reframing emerging players on tour.

Whether you are a die-hard tennis fan, a player seeking some words of wisdom, or someone who is still exploring this sport, this episode is truly a Grand Slam of valuable insights, expert commentary, and stimulating dialogue.

Justin Yeo is a tennis coach in Puerto Rico, who has coached at the highest levels of the game. Throughout all his years, Justin has cultivated a deep understanding of the mental and physical side of tennis, guiding everyone from juniors to pros to their peak. His deep insight into the game covers everything including technique, player development, the modern day trends within professional tennis and above all the strategies wonderfully. Justin’s consummate work ethic and love for the game make his opinions in demand within the tennis community.

In 10 minutes (13+ minutes to be more specific!) you’ll be treated to a fast-paced conversation covering some of the spicier subjects in the tennis world now. So, what exactly will you learn from this episode?

Justin and Shaun discuss the Italian tennis stars making waves at the Australian Open, with a particular focus on Jannik Sinner. With this run, Sinner will be a player to watch for years to come, and we break down his game and why he’s a serious threat at Grand Slam tournaments.

This episode explores the epic clash between Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz, dissecting their differing playing styles, mental fortitude, and how one can cope against competing at such rarefied levels. Justin gives his take on what it takes to be a champion like Djokovic and why the rise of Alcaraz is something to tune in for in tournaments to come.

After a decade of searching for the next American tennis great, America is experiencing a renaissance with players like Ben Shelton and Madison Keys. Shaun and Justin discuss how these players are beginning to break through, and why they’re set to threaten the elite of the sport.

Justin explains how the women’s game has evolved, emphasizing aggressiveness and power over finesse. He examines how younger, harder-hitting players are challenging stars like Coco Gauff and Iga Świątek — and why this trend is changing the way women’s tennis is played.

The episode ends with a sense of perspective, observing how the younger generation of players is starting to take on the current stars. From Carlos Alcaraz’s potential to other young talents breaking through, the tennis world is at the verge of a big generational shift.

It’s an interesting, deep dive into some of the game’s more interesting aspects and sounds like a blast to listen to. Here are some highlights:

Justin uses a cool metaphor likening the apex mental and physical challenge of facing Djokovic in a Grand Slam — universally considered the toughest task in tennis — to the rigors of the Hawaiian Ironman triathlon. It’s an unusual perspective that provides insight into what it takes to compete at the highest level.

Justin and Shaun unpack the psychological aspect of Madison Keys’ game, and how her self-belief has been a key factor in her success. Could Keys be the next American to go deep in a major? This part of the conversation is relatable to every tennis player and fan.

Is tennis on the cusp of a new “Big Three” with Alcaraz, Sinner and other young talent? Justin discusses whether the men’s game is ready for a new crop of dominant players to take over and what the implications could be for the sport going forward.

With Gauff and Świątek leading the charge, Justin writes about how the women’s game has become a lot more aggressive — with power plays and speed now deciding who the best players are. It’s a fascinating glimpse at how the women’s game itself is changing in real time.

Do you love tennis? Have you ever felt like you have something to say and wanted to reach a bigger audience? We’d love to hear from you! GoTennis! Podcast values fresh voices and that’s why we want you to visit our My Tennis Story page and share  your words. We can invite you in our next episode and spread your story among the GoTennis! community. Join the tennis debate!

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Welcome to today’s tennis tips where Shaun invites RSPA and PPA certified pickleball pro Jim Carella (AKA Jimbo Pickleball). Today he’ll share the importance of footwork at the non-volley line, which is generally known as “Kitchen”. No matter if you're just a pickleball enthusiast or a seasoned pro, mastering this technique (that Jim shares today) will level up your game.

The episode is short but enriched with some precious advice from Jim Carella that will help you dominate the court. Here are some of the key facts that the episodes is going to reveal-

Today Jim explains why your footwork near the net is super crucial. It will allow you to be aggressive and defensive at the same time. This approach will enable you to stay balanced and improve your ability to determine the ball’s next move.

Jim highlights the significance of standing facing the net with your hips and shoulders at all times. This simply allows for better control and quicker reactions. He advises shuffling left and right aggressively to stay in a ready position, which allows for making defensive shots and strategic moves. Proper shuffling helps maintain one's balance while reacting to the fast-paced action of pickleball.

One of the most common mistakes many players make is crossing their feet with the intention of moving. Jim defines crossing your feet as a harmful habit as it causes instability, makes it difficult for your body to recover, and leaves you exposed to a "speed-up" shot from your opponent. It is clear that remaining forward with anticipation and preventing crossing legs enables more effortless movement to a ready position.

Although crossing your feet should always be avoided, Jim explains why it can sometimes be acceptable in certain situations. But if feet do get crossed, it is highly important to make a strong recovery and get to a neutral position as quickly as possible to be ready for the next sequence.

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Welcome to our another episode of 10 Minutes of Tennis! In this episode, host Shaun is joined by world-renowned tennis coach Justin Yeo to discuss the Australian Open, upcoming tennis stars, and what separates good players from great champions.

Today we’ll talk about the inspiring story of Destanee Aiava, the work behind her flabbergasting results, and how young players get motivated to get to the top. We also discuss the future of men’s and women’s tennis, the challenge of coaching, and the biggest names to watch this season.

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Justin Yeo is a world renowned tennis coach from Australia currently residing in Puerto Rico. He has coached a lot of great players and really understands what it takes to make it in professional tennis.

Justin has worked with athletes ranging from rising youngsters to elite competitors. His experience and passion for the game make him the perfect person to help us break down what’s new in the tennis world. As always, today in this episode he’ll reveal something unique.

Even though the 14-minute episode seems short, Shaun and Justin jampacked the episode by raising many intriguing points from different stories about different tennis players. Here are some of the key points you’ll get to know- 

From picking up a racket at age five in Australia to competing at the highest level, Destanee is a rising star. She is also an inspiration for young athletes, especially within the Samoan and Islander communities, showing them that tennis is an option beyond traditional sports like rugby.

Every top player has a moment that changed their life. Coco Gauff was once a little girl watching Venus Williams, and that moment inspired her to chase greatness. Andy Roddick had a similar experience as a young fan. These moments shape the future stars of the sport.

Hard work beats talent. Taylor Fritz recently told a young fan that success comes down to wanting it, loving the game, and working hard every single day. Many players have talent, but only a few put in the work day in and day out.

The best coaches spend years developing players without knowing who will make it. Justin reminds us that coaching is a numbers game—you train many players, and only a few make it to the top. But every step of the journey matters.

Stefanos Tsitsipas was once a top contender, but has he lost his edge? Andrey Rublev keeps falling short at Grand Slams. Meanwhile, a new wave of young players is rising fast. Who will dominate in the coming years?

The WTA Tour is unpredictable. Big hitters can turn a match around in an instant. With so many strong competitors, picking a clear favorite is tough. But that makes every match more thrilling to watch!

One of the best moments in this episode is Justin’s amazing story about Novak Djokovic.

Just imagine - Djokovic lands from a long flight, but instead of going to his hotel, he heads straight to the court. He doesn’t warm up slowly—his first rally goes for 118 shots! That kind of dedication is what makes him a champion.

Another incredible story is about Serena Williams. Her former coach once trained with her for 45 minutes using just one ball. These stories remind us that talent alone isn’t enough. The greatest players are the ones who put in the work every single day.

If you’re a racquet sports coach, club manager, player, or just a tennis enthusiast who has an interesting tennis story to tell, you can visit our page on My Tennis Story and share your words with us. Hopefully, one of our next episodes will invite you as our guest and spread your valuable word to our GoTennis! community. We’re waiting for your knock! Good luck!

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Today in this short episode of quick tennis tip, Coach Nathan Singleton shares the importance of the serve variety. He doesn't only share the appropriate way of switching between wide, body, and T-serves. Rather he also talks about how mixing up pace and positioning helps to improve your playing style. Learn how adjusting your serve like a skilled baseball pitcher can keep your opponents guessing and give you an edge on the court.

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✔️ Why varying your serve is crucial to winning more points

✔️ How to use kick serves, slice serves, and power serves effectively

✔️ The strategic advantage of changing your position on the baseline

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Today, host Shaun sits with Coach Kelton Allen to talk about one of the most basic and yet most impactful words that create success both on and off the field - RESPECT.  Kelton Allen is widely known as Coach Kelly who is a 22+ year coach at Terramall Tennis. This episode will dive deep into how respect shapes team culture, impacts leadership, and contributes to personal growth. He also shares his journey with a candid, open-hearted approach that will give the reader practical advice to take away for application.

Kelton Allen is so much more than a coach! From being this young keen coach to senior leadership, Kelton has watched athletes grow with him and grow in what leading in respect looks like. This was his philosophy always, building an honest relationship with players, and balancing it was actually one of his success factors. It is the story of his growth and persistence, coupled with the lessons on the level respect can bring forth in sports.

• What Respect Really Means: Coach Kelton talks about why respect in sports and leadership needs to be so clearly defined and how it is a game changer for teams and individuals alike.
• Leadership Through Respect: It shows how respect is not a buzzword used by a good leader but forms the bedrock of trust, accountability, and cohesion within the team.
• Respectful Culture Created: Coach Allen discusses how he goes about creating a culture of respect in his team, from setting expectations to modeling respectful behavior.
• Personal Stories & Lessons: At this point, Coach Kelton reflects upon his time at Terramall Tennis as he's talking about respect, not only for his coaching style but for how to live.
• From Obstacles to Respect: Learn how Coach Allen works his way through commanding respect in the competitive environment, and how it has toughened him as a leader.

• Coach Kelton’s Personal Journey: A candid moment when Coach Allen opens up about his own evolution as a coach, from his early days of learning the ropes to becoming a respected leader.
• The Impact of Respect on Team Success: Coach Allen reflects on key moments where respect made all the difference in the success of his teams, and the challenges he faced when respect was lacking.
• How Respect Transformed Coach Allen’s Leadership: A powerful moment where Coach Allen explains how his understanding of respect has shaped his leadership style, both as a coach and as a mentor to his athletes.



We want to hear from you! If you are a club manager, coach, or just a tennis enthusiast who has an interesting story that can inspire the tennis community, you can visit our page My Tennis Story and share your words. One of our next episodes might invite you as our guest and spread your voice among the tennis community.

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The Atlanta Tennis Podcast is now GoTennis! Podcast. And we’re making waves in the tennis world with something refreshing and value proposing! In this pivotal episode, Shaun and Bobby Schindler take you behind the scenes to discuss their exciting rebrand and their nomination for the Best Tennis and racquet Podcast at the prestigious Sports Podcast Awards. 🎉

This isn’t just a name change—it’s a bold step to expand our reach, unify our efforts, and better serve the tennis community. From local players in Atlanta to tennis enthusiasts around the globe, the GoTennis! Podcast is here to connect, inspire, and grow the game we all love.

1️⃣ Rebranding Announcement: Why we’re transitioning from Atlanta Tennis Podcast to Go Tennis Podcast to create a more universal brand that serves players everywhere.

2️⃣ Award Nomination Spotlight: What it means to be recognized as one of the top tennis podcasts, and how you can help us secure the win by leaving your ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ reviews.

3️⃣ Community Focus: Discover how we’re combining nonprofit efforts, events, and content to support schools, clubs, and players in Atlanta and beyond.

4️⃣ Our Milestones in 2024: Celebrating a year of growth and achievement as we step into 2025.

2024 was a breakthrough year for the GoTennis! Podcast and the tennis community we serve. Here are some highlights of what we accomplished together-

• 🏆 Won the GPTA Community Outreach Award: Recognized for our impactful contributions to tennis and community building.
• 🎉 Fall Festival Success: Hosted a standout event that generated 8 million impressions across 30 days through online and in-person engagement.
• 🌟 Atlanta Open Trip: Organized a memorable outing for 100+ tennis enthusiasts, showcasing our dedication to community events.
• 🎙️ Sponsorship Highlights: Sponsored the AtlantaProLeague.com, and continued collaborations with organizations like T2 Tennis.
• 💻 Tech Innovations: Introduced online registration systems now used by clubs like Windermere for academies and events, as well as recurring fees for Tennis for Children programs.
• 💌 Newsletter Outreach: Expanded our newsletter, now free for everyone, to keep the community informed and engaged.
• 🌍 Nonprofit Expansion: Launched the GoTennis! Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit focused on community outreach and development.

2024 was just the beginning! We’re excited to build on these milestones to make 2025 even more impactful for the tennis community.

Our vision is simple yet impactful-

• Expand Reach: Our content is now designed to resonate with audiences beyond Atlanta.
• Unify Efforts: Combining podcasting, community events, and nonprofit initiatives under one brand.
• Inspire Growth: By sharing universal tennis tips and hyper-local content, we aim to help players improve both their game and their lives.

Whether you’re a tennis pro, recreational player, or fan of the game, the GoTennis! Podcast is your go-to source for stories, tips, and community updates.

🏆 We’re asking for your support to win the Best Tennis and Racquet Podcast award! Here’s how you can help:

1. Leave a Review: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ reviews mean everything to us! Share your thoughts and help us reach new listeners.
2. Share Your Story: Visit our dedicated page My Story to submit your tennis experiences.
3. Spread the Word: Follow us on social media and encourage your friends to check out the podcast.

As we move forward, we’re planning exciting initiatives, including-

• Launching a Summer Slam event in 2025.
• Expanding community outreach through the GoTennis! Foundation, a newly formed 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
• Introducing more tools for instructors, players, and clubs to streamline their tennis journeys.

The GoTennis! Podcast is more than just a podcast—it’s a movement to grow and unite the tennis community.

📌 Listen Now: Watch this episode and explore what makes the GoTennis! Podcast an award-nominated leader in tennis content.

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📧 Get in Touch: Want to collaborate or sponsor an episode? Contact us anytime!

Help us grow the tennis community one story, one episode, and one ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review at a time. Let’s keep the tennis world moving forward together!

BONUS Episode

Luke Jensen

A clip of 1993 French Open grand slam winner Luke Jensen talking about being #1 in the world in the juniors.

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