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Inside the Game, Brian Garber, segment four of five, Boston College Men's Tennis Captain, Tennis Pro
In segment four we discuss with Brian, his grandfather and father and their influence in sports.
Brian's grandfather was the trainer to the Milwaukee Bucks in the 1970's and he father was an assistant coach for Lou Lamoriello and a professional hockey coach in the ECHL.
One thing that he learned from them is little details vital to success and add up to what needs to be done for success.
Brian said he inherited his "chip" on his shoulder from his grandfather. He said he always played with an edge when competing in tennis and sports.
Brian also had others influence him. One person who gave him a great piece of advice, "Treat everyone fairly but not equally" when coaching. This comes from Kurt Kleinendorst who coached Brians dad and played for his dad at Providence College.
He also touches on meeting and talking to Ivan Lendl about how approached his time on the tour and how he coaches players today.
Brian had the pleasure of working for Chris Evert and one thing that separated her from others was her mind set. Her compete level was very different than most. She was competitive in everything. That is what made her a champion.
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In segment four we discuss with Brian, his grandfather and father and their influence in sports.
Brian's grandfather was the trainer to the Milwaukee Bucks in the 1970's and he father was an assistant coach for Lou Lamoriello and a professional hockey coach in the ECHL.
One thing that he learned from them is little details vital to success and add up to what needs to be done for success.
Brian said he inherited his "chip" on his shoulder from his grandfather. He said he always played with an edge when competing in tennis and sports.
Brian also had others influence him. One person who gave him a great piece of advice, "Treat everyone fairly but not equally" when coaching. This comes from Kurt Kleinendorst who coached Brians dad and played for his dad at Providence College.
He also touches on meeting and talking to Ivan Lendl about how approached his time on the tour and how he coaches players today.
Brian had the pleasure of working for Chris Evert and one thing that separated her from others was her mind set. Her compete level was very different than most. She was competitive in everything. That is what made her a champion.