On this week's 'American Tennis with Chuck Kriese' Coach Kriese's guest is John Eagleton, former professional player and now director of a popular high performance training center in Florida. John has recently written a much anticipated book on the modern methods and movement and strokework used by the top professionals of today's game. John came to the United States originally as a scholarship athlete at the Univesity of Miami. John is a native of South Africa. John gives some very interesting insights to the deicussion that has been taking place over the previous months about international players as recruits for collegiate teams. John stayed in the USA and has contributed greatly to the youth of America through his teaching and his coaching. Johns inisights are quite interesting as he gives his perspective of what would be the best course for the USA to take in areas of player development and the recruitment of athletes to play in American colleges. The interview is quite insightful and entertaining.

We will be discussing common issues concerning College Tennis.  We will host a variety of personalities from all sections of College Tennis, the include coaches, administrators, and officials.

Join host Lisa Stone and guest to discuss various aspects of parenting a junior tennis player from the 10-and-unders through college

Talk show set up to discuss issues pertaining to tennis coaching and other relevant issues to coaches across the country and world.

Join us as we speak with Sol Schwarz of Hollabird Sports.

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Join host Alissa Jean, the Rush Limbaugh of UR10s Network as she talks about the state of tennis, governing bodies of tennis and more.

Coach Chuck Kriese interviews one of the greatest players in the game on this Pre-Thanksgiving special episode of 'American Tennis.' Wilander was one of only three players in history of Tennis to win two(2) grand-slam tiles on all three surfaces; (clay, Grass and hard court surfaces). The only other two were Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal. Wilander talks in length about his upbringing and how he learned tennis. His lvoe for the game was paramount as he describes his childhood activities and his basic early training. His excellence in Davis Cup play for Sweden was noted, but he is best known as one of the players that was able to adapt to multiple changes to the game and conditions over his illustrious career. Wilander talkks about his impact on tennis today as he mentors other young players and travels the coutnry with his 'WOW' Wilander on Wheels program to local communities. His insights as to the makings of a champion make this broadcast one of the best of the year for 'American Tennis with Chuck Kriese.'

We will be discussing common issues concerning College Tennis.  We will host a variety of personalities from all sections of College Tennis, the include coaches, administrators, and officials.

Join host Lisa Stone and guest to discuss various aspects of parenting a junior tennis player from the 10-and-unders through college