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Gotta Play Tennis
By Ron Miller
Gotta Play Tennis episodes
- Episode 104: Turn up the Quiet...at least above the waist
Maintaining a quiet upper-body above a hyperactive lower one can increase your success at retrieval, control and power on the court
14 min - Episode 103: A cut above the rest Down Under
How the tennis stroke known as the slice can add a dimension of both offense and defense in our shotmaking
14 min - Episode 102: Discussing tennis ahead and behind
In a discussion with Gary Bala of TimelessTennis.net, we reflected on the men's Grand Slam championships of 2014 and considered how those results will affect the coming year on the ATP tour.
55 min - Episode 101: Look to the children for fresh tennis insight
Children and tennis—teach them well and let them lead the way
16 min - Episode 100: When I do 3, the winner is me
The power of the THREE basic ingredients for the success of any player
19 min - Episode 99: Plan your work, but don't be afraid to adjust
Just as important as going into a match with a plan is the ability to adjust to the circumstances.
17 min - Episode 98: What's in it for me—the Grand Slams
What return, on our investment of time, do we get from watching the majors—the longest tennis matches of the year?
19 min - Episode 97: The Team vs. Individual Sport Dilemma
Should our youth settle on team sports, individual sports, or some combination of both?
17 min - Episode 96: One's in, the other's out - Happy 2013
Special guest Gary Bala of timelesstennis.net joins me to reflect on the 2012 tennis season with an eye on 2013 predictions.
55 min - Episode 95: O Tennis Court-the holiday podcast 2012
Listen and enjoy this festive tune–put to words–about what a tennis court means to me and many others.
7 min
About Gotta Play Tennis
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Here are some quick ideas to help improve your enjoyment, skill, and knowledge of tennis. Child and adult beginners to intermediates.