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BONUS Episode: Luke Jensen

1993 ATP French Open Doubles Grand Slam winner Luke Jensen tells the story of what it was like for him and his brother, Murphy Jensen to win the men's doubles event at Roland Garros.

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Welcome to this episode of the Go Tennis Podcast, powered by Signature Tennis! We are thrilled to share some exciting news—our podcast has been nominated for the prestigious Best Tennis and Racket Podcast Award! Your vote means the world to us, so be sure to check the show notes for the voting link. Thank you for your continued support.

In this episode, we dive into a key pickleball technique: dinking. Our special guest, Jim Carrella, also known as Jimbo Pickleball, is an RSPA and PPA-certified pickleball pro. Jim shares insightful tips on why dinking is a fundamental part of the game and how it can elevate your strategy on the court.

• Why We Dink: Jim explains the three primary purposes of dinking:

1. Opening the Court: Using angled dinks to create space and opportunities.
2. Testing Opponents: Evaluating their ability to execute this challenging shot.
3. Setting Up the Attack: Strategically causing a pop-up for offensive play.

• Dinking with Intent: Far from being a purely defensive move, dinking is a way to find offensive opportunities and gain the upper hand in the game.
• Pro Tip: Dinking isn't just about being soft; it's about strategy, control, and opening up winning chances.

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In this lively 10-minute chat, host Shaun grapples with one of the biggest stories in professional tennis. The the story is - Novak Djokovic has brought Andy Murray onto his coaching staff! This partnership has raised eyebrows and led to debate in the tennis community, and we’re here to explain it all.

So whether you’re a tennis lover, a Djokovic fan, or just someone interested in the dynamics around elite coaching, this is filled with insights and different viewpoints.

Special guest this week is Justin Yeo, world-leading tennis coach with decades of player development experience, including work with Tennis Australia. Justin knows the ins and outs of tennis coaching and uses his expert eye to take apart this unprecedented coaching decision. Justin’s insights into the game are a must-listen for any fans who want to learn more about the game from someone who’s been coaching it to players from youth level to pro level for years.

Jusin raised some interesting facts in this discussion that might make you more intrigued about Andy Murray’s sudden joining as a coach. Here are some insights you can check out-

Learn what led Novak to make the stunning move to hire a bitter foe and close friend. Shaun and Justin discuss how Murray’s deep knowledge of Novak’s style of play and mental approach may be that competitive edge Djokovic needs.

Justin explains how communication, strategic breakthroughs, and a renewed sense of confidence (especially when players hit a plateau) becomes easier when you have a coach who knows you personally — who knows you like Murray knows Djokovic.

As a one-time world-class rival, Murray has played Djokovic many times at the biggest tournaments. Justin notes that Andy’s knowledge of Novak’s game has the potential — paired with his tactical intelligence — to open up new strategies for the Serb.

Given Murray’s own struggles with injuries and a taxing career, he offers singular insights into physical and mental fortitude. This attitude could carry Djokovic through his older years on the tour with perspective and self-assurance.

Perhaps one of the most exciting parts of this partnership is the joy factor. With Palace now on-board, Justin believes that as Djokovic enters the latter stages of his career, having someone within his coaching setup whom he trusts could free him up on the court, allowing him to enjoy the game he hasn’t quite so far.

How does Murray measure up to other big names in Djokovic’s coaching history, such as Boris Becker and Ivan Lendl? Shaun and Justin examine what’s different about Murray’s recent experience on the tour and his personal connection with Novak.

This collaboration isn’t just a new chapter for Djokovic — it’s a victory for tennis fans everywhere. Murray’s presence adds a new dimension to the tour and gives fans another reason to pay attention to Novak’s matches.

• Andy Murray brings trust, familiarity, and a deep understanding of Novak’s game.
• His fresh experience as a player adds relevance to modern coaching strategies.
• Murray’s resilience from his own career struggles offers valuable insights for Novak.
• Fun and camaraderie could be the secret ingredient to Djokovic’s late-career success.
• This move is both innovative and exciting for the sport of tennis.

Do you have insights or stories to share about the tennis world? Whether you’re a coach, player, or fan, we’d love to feature you on GoTennis! Podcast. Share your story on My Tennis Story page. One of our next episodes might invite you and spread your voice among the tennis community.

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In this episode, brought to you by the GoTennis! Podcast and Signature Tennis, Shaun talks to Deanna, a regular girl who fell in love with tennis, and how that love of the game changed her life. Deanna’s journey started 10 years ago when her future husband Dan Gundecker got her back on the court after she hadn’t played for 30 years. From the bottom to the top lines of her ALTA and USTA teams, her dedication and effort have taken her far!

Deanna describes how her coach, Marcus Hertig, has guided her development as a player and how Dan’s steadfast support helped her become a better player and partner. “The personal story is just part of it,” she continued, recounting her love for teaching new players, captaining teams to championships, and creating a family environment at the Martin’s Landing Tennis and Pickleball Club.

Throughout the episode Deanna relays how much tennis means to her family, the journey she took to go watch the pros, and her vision to bring it to the future. She thinks the “tennis lifestyle” is the fountain of youth, and is inspired by the older players at her club who still thrive on the court.

• How Deanna rediscovered tennis through her husband and grew from a novice to an advanced player.
• The importance of mentorship, teamwork, and a positive mindset in tennis.
• Deanna’s contributions to her tennis community, including free coaching, organizing events, and captaining teams.
• Her experiences watching professional tennis, traveling to the U.S. Open, and her dreams of attending the Wimbledon and the French Open.
• The impact of tennis on her family and her plans to pass on the sport to her children and grandson.

• Coach Marcus Hertig’s role in improving Deanna’s skills.
• Dan Gundecker’s influence as a supportive partner and coach.
• The senior players at Martin’s Landing who inspire Deanna to keep striving for her best.

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Join Shaun from the GoTennis Podcast, powered by Signature Tennis, as he introduces today's tennis tip from Ben Hestley of Bull Shark Sports. This episode focuses on practical strategies for adapting your tennis game to the challenges of winter weather, particularly in colder regions like Atlanta.

• Cold Weather Challenges: Ben explains how winter conditions affect the tennis ball's travel and bounce, making it crucial for players to adjust their positioning and strategy on the court.
• Pro Tip: Move inside the baseline to prepare for low, shorter bounces, and take advantage of volleys to stay ahead in your game.
• Actionable Advice: Simple, effective positioning adjustments to keep your play sharp and successful during the cold months.

Whether you're a seasoned player or a beginner looking to stay competitive year-round, Ben's expert advice equips you with the tools you need to overcome cold weather obstacles and enjoy tennis in any season.

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Here’s our page My Tennis Story, and we want you to submit your words. One of our next GoTennis! Podcast episodes will invite you as our guest and spread your words among the tennis community.

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Season #24 Episode#:97 Shaun Boyce & Bobby Schindler

Shaun and Bobby talk to Kevin Ye and Andrew Herring of playpatl.com (pATL)

In this episode you'll discover more about the world of Play P.A.T.L., a thriving paddle sport initiative in Atlanta, founded by Kevin Ye and Andrew Herring, who share their journey from tennis to launching paddle facilities in Atlanta and Louisville. They discuss the sport’s appeal, combining strategy and physicality to attract former tennis players, athletes, and international communities. The conversation highlights challenges like real estate and growing the sport’s visibility, along with their innovative community-focused events like Americana tournaments. With plans for expansion and a commitment to inclusivity, Kevin and Andrew share their vision of making paddle the go-to sport for racket enthusiasts in the U.S.

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Episode #96 Season 24: Shaun Boyce & Justin Yeo

In this episode of 10 Minutes of Tennis, you'll discover why Justin thinks that Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal (in their prime) could beat the to players of today such as Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner

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Today, we’re excited to start this episode with a warm introduction. Host Shaun and Justin explore the ways in which tennis enriches our lives—building lasting relationships and teaching resilience and adaptability in many forms. If you play tennis, coach tennis, or just love tennis, this episode is full of inspiring takeaways. We can assure you that this Thanksgiving episode will encourage your generosity and openness.

Justin Yeo is a tennis coach with a genuinely global footprint. Justin has worked through Puerto Rico, Europe, the United States and more. His expertise extends beyond tennis. He’s been a top player in other racquet sports, including squash, badminton and pickleball. Justin’s insights on character building, community strengthening and life skills gained through the game, come from his deep love of tennis and passion for mentoring.

Justin explains how tennis has taken him around the world, where he has met awesome people and formed lasting bonds. For players and fans alike, tennis has the ability to make people feel connected around the world and cultures.

Tennis is a microcosm of life that teaches resilience, adaptability and emotional regulation. Justin points out that players learn how to bounce back from setbacks, adapt strategies, and recover after difficult points — skills which are just as important in business and life.

Justin champions the power of tennis as a route to physical fitness and mental well-being. As a coach, he’s lucky to have a career that insists he stays healthy and active. Tennis, he says, is as much about self-care as it is about competition.

Justin and Shaun talk about how tennis teaches ethics, discipline, and teamwork. Such honed characteristics lead to enhanced leadership, improved people skills and well-roundedness.

Justin speaks about how Tennis laid the ground work for him to excel in other racquet sports such as squash and badminton. Although he jokingly considers himself a casual player of pickleball, his greatest admiration goes to tennis, the “king of all racquet sports.”

Thanksgiving is the perfect time to pause and reflect on the positive impact of tennis. From providing a mental and emotional release to fostering a sense of community, tennis offers countless reasons to be grateful. Whether it’s through competing, coaching, or simply hitting balls to meditate, the game has something to offer everyone.

• “Tennis keeps you grounded. Every 30 seconds, you’re bouncing back after a bad point—that’s a lesson for life.” – Justin Yeo
• “I’m most thankful for the relationships tennis has brought into my life, including meeting my wife through the sport.” – Shaun
• “Sport teaches you to handle setbacks. Adjust your strings, bounce the ball, and recover. It’s the same in life.” – Shaun

Justin offers advice for anyone looking to embrace tennis as part of their life-

• Start Small: Whether you’re a beginner or returning to the game, focus on enjoying the process.
• Play for Fun and Growth: Tennis isn’t just a sport; it’s a journey of self-discovery.
• Leverage Tennis for Broader Skills: Use the discipline and adaptability learned on the court in other areas of life, including work and relationships.

Do you have a story about how tennis has impacted your life? Whether you're a coach, player, or a fan of the game, we’d love to hear from you. Share your story on our page My Tennis Story. Join us as a guest on GoTennis! Podcast. Share your unique insights, inspiring stories, or tips for others in the tennis community.

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In this episode of the GoTennis Podcast, Shaun introduces a tactical tennis tip from the esteemed Coach Nathan Singleton of FirstServe University. Whether you're a recreational player or a seasoned competitor, this advice will elevate your game by helping you anticipate your opponent’s returns when serving.

Coach Nathan Singleton explores one of the biggest plays in tennis: the return path for a strong T-serve. Use this lesson to learn how to gain the tactical edge.

Learn to use cross-court and inside-out return probabilities to put your partner in poaching positions.

Receive tips to make your opponent guess by changing your serve position and varying your paths.

Coach Nathan encourages listeners to use this tactical move as a tool in your next match and let him know how it worked!

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Stay tuned for more tips and insights from the Atlanta Tennis Podcast. See you next time!

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Season #24 Episode#:93 Shaun Boyce & Bobby Schindler

Shaun and Bobby talk to Jon McLamb, founder of Court Harbor. Along with providing scoreboards, signage, and other court accessories, Court Harbor's claim to fame is their patent pending court dividers with personalizable signage.

In this episode, you'll discover more about Jon McLamb, the founder of CourtHarbor.com. McLamb shares his journey as a tennis professional and entrepreneur, detailing the creation and success of Court Harbor's unique patented court dividers. These innovative dividers enhance tennis court functionality while doubling as branding opportunities, improving aesthetics and utility for clubs and schools. The discussion explores McLamb's career transition, the challenges of bringing a new product to market, and the growing adoption of Court Harbor's products in the tennis industry.

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