On September 8th, The SportsNest was joined by Head Coach Tim McLane and student athletes from the NEW Men's Tennis Team at NSU. James Edley from South Africa and Tomas Aramburu from Buenos Aries, Argentina. Coach Tim talks about bringing back NSU Men's tennis for the first time since 2000. We chat with 2 of the players and get to know about their journey here to NSU. https://youtu.be/M6fCnD038w4

When Jelena Dokic stunned Martina Hingis in the first round of Wimbledon 1999, the Australian qualifier became a global superstar, ultimately peaking at world No.4 in one of the strongest eras of women’s tennis. Dokic has since gone on to become a highly-respected broadcaster and this week won a Logie -- an Australian television award -- for her documenary Unbreakable. Dokic sat down with Matt and Viv to relive her careers highs, recounting her upset of Swiss superstar Hingis in vivid detail,

One of the best comedians to ever come out of Ireland, Ardal O’Hanlon is a complete treat. He is brimming with excellent stories from his extraordinary life of stand-up comedy, acting and amateur tennis; illicit late-night oysters, holidays in Ireland back in the day, footballing heroics on exotic islands. This episode that is like a hot bath of delights. Get those clothes off and get on in. As mentioned in the show Ardal is about to embark upon a major tour of the UK and Ireland, beginning this

This episode of The Strong and Kind Podcast is all about tennis. How to train for it. How to think about the game. And the joy of playing for life. I am joined by Matt Kuzdub who has been coaching tennis for over 15 years and playing since he was a kid. This was a great episode. Matt has a wealth of knowledge and is a ton of fun to chat with. Enjoy! Follow Matt: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mattspoint_tennis/Follow Dave:Instagram:

This episode of The Strong and Kind Podcast is all about tennis. How to train for it. How to think about the game. And the joy of playing for life. I am joined by Matt Kuzdub who has been coaching tennis for over 15 years and playing since he was a kid. This was a great episode. Matt has a wealth of knowledge and is a ton of fun to chat with. Enjoy! Follow Matt: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mattspoint_tennis/Follow Dave: Instagram:

She's a Billie Jean King Cup winner, a WTA125K champion, and has been ranked as high as World No. 114!20-year-old Canadian Marina Stakusic returns to Match Point Canada to chat with host Mike McIntyre and discuss her 2025 season, returning from injury, making strides in her health and game, changing coaches and much more. Stakusic is competing at US Open qualifying this week. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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On the 256th episode of the GreatBase Tennis podcast, Steve Smith and Constantinos Alevizopoulos are at the table and Dave Anderson is on the phone. Constantinos is coaching with Steve at the Wintergreen Resort; the beautiful mountainside facility is in Virginia. Dave leads one of the most productive junior development programs in the US at the prestigious Brookhaven Country Club in Dallas, Texas. The three cover a few topics pertaining to Wimbledon 2025. Additionally, Dave asks Steve a...

In a coaching career spanning several decades, Brad Stine has guided Jim Courier tomultipleGrand Slam titles and the world No.1 ranking, while also enjoyingfruitful partnerships withthe likes of Mardy Fish,Sebastian Grosjean and Kevin Anderson. Now, during a vibrant era for American tennis, Stine is the long-time coach of Tommy Paul, who has reached multiple career milestones under his mentorship. In this edition ofThe Sit-Down, the highly respected coach reflects on his beginnings in the sport, his

Beti Sekulovski and Michael Logarzo are back for episode seven for 2025, unpacking the junior tennis landscape in Australia. In this episode, they chat with Dr Mark Kovacs, internationally renowned Sports Science and Human Performance expert discussing are junior players fitter now than in the past, what is a good training schedule and the importance of athletic development early, consistency and competitiveness in training and using data productively. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit

Madi, Jess, Jenny and Des take you from the group chat to the creation of the podcast — what made them finally launch one after years of talking about it? Plus, fan questions! This episode is sponsored by Dragos Capital - we acquire businesses and real estate from owners ready for their next chapter. Connect with us at DragosCapital.com Connect with the show and hosts on Instagram at: MadisonKeys JPegula Jenny_Brady7 Des_Krawczyk11 ThePlayersBoxPod Submit fan questions

This week, we kick off with a former tennis star's pregnancy announcement at 44 and the celeb kids with the 'ultimate genes.' We also chat about missing our own kids' younger years, the ice cream with a questionable ingredient, menstrual art, free bleeding, IUDs and more. Enjoy! Fancy supporting us on Patreon? Find out more here. Follow us and get in touch on Instagram here. Follow us on Facebook here. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Local grind meets sports soap opera. We kick off with a killer Edmonton founder story—how Drunken Foe went from mom’s recipe to navigating AHS rules, pH tests, and razor-thin margins—then pivot into the week’s sports drama: Ryan’s Austin Cole debrief, a Canadian teen shaking up tennis, MLB history behind the plate, Jays reality check, the WNBA’s money/growth tension (yes, Caitlin comes up), and the NBA’s never-ending headline factory. We land the plane with a no-fluff chat on the Air Canada mess and

In a coaching career spanning four decades, Greg Crump has guided a trio of Australians to the world No.1 wheelchair tennis ranking and provided a multitude of players to a life-changing start in the sport. With an enduring passion for creating opportunities through wheelchair tennis, Crump is now guiding a new generation of competitive players and was recently named ITF Wheelchair Tennis Coach of the Year. Crump caught up with Viv and Matt to discuss his long career in wheelchair tennis, and some

Yesterday, you may have felt a shift in the air around 2:12pm. The squealing. The frantic maths. Whispers of 'TS12', New Heights, showgirls - that's certainly what it was like in the Mamamia office. Taylor Swift has officially re-emerged, and Jessie has a theory about the new album announcement that left the entire Out Loud team absolutely speechless. Plus, we can't agree on a viral tennis match moment. Who decides what public spaces children are allowed to be in? We unpack what happens when society

On the 258th episode of the GreatBase Tennis podcast, Steve Smith and Constantinos Alevizopoulos round up their Wimbledon chat with Dave Anderson. For the third week, the conversation is about Wimbledon 2025. A few questions are also answered. If one were to listen to this episode, number 258, they may say, "Shut up, go by a hot dog and sit in section F." Or possibly they may say, "On this podcast you hear a different perspective because many comments revolve around fact-based instructi...

This week we had the honor to interview a group of ATP sports performance experts in pro tennis.* Al Murphy, senior S&C coach at Tennis Australia. Al works with tennis players such as Rinky Hijikata, Emerson Jones and Aleks Vukic. He is also the head of sports science at Tennis Australia.* Zack Evenden, an experienced performance coach. Zack has worked with top tennis players like Frances Tiafoe, and Michael Mmoh.* Dirk Spits, the National Physical Performance Manager at Tennis Australia. Dirk works

The Push, our dedicated wheelchair tennis podcast is back for epside five for 2025 with hosts Tim Connolly - Manager of Hume Tennis and Community Centre and Home of the Melbourne and Victorian Wheelchair Open and Aussie quad pro Heath Davidson OAM. Special guest for this episode is GB's Lucy Shuker BEM, who last year competed in her 5th Paralympics and acted as the flag bearer. This is a great chat about her life in and out of tennis. You will love it. The trio also chat about the recent

Send us a text In this episode of the Texas Tennis Coaches podcast, Greg Gipson shares his unconventional journey into tennis coaching, discussing his early experiences with the sport, the challenges of engaging young athletes, and the importance of mental game training. It's THSCA Convention this week! Come check out the tennis sessions in San Antonio. Be sure to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and SHARE!

Australian legends Ken Rosewall and Mal Anderson are two players whose tennis careers overlapped in both the amateur and professional eras, and who continue to remain connected today. Rosewall, then 37, beat 36-year-old Anderson to win the ‘golden oldies’ final at Australian Open 1972, and 53 years later he remains the oldest Grand Slam singles champion in the Open era. Rosewall’s longevity has been revisited given the achievements of Novak Djokovic, who last week became the oldest