"Two out of three things right." Listen to how McKenzie (NTRP 3.5) and Rachel (NTRP 4.0) use signals and positivity to win matches and enjoy the game. Their strategy secrets may help transform your tennis game! We would greatly appreciate a 5 star rating wherever you listen to podcasts! Please contact us - Website: secondservepodcast.com Instagram: secondservepodcast Facebook: secondservepodcast Use our referral link to get a FREE Swing Stick ($100 value) with...

The team breaks down Greet Minnen's massive upset of Elina Svitolina at the Billie Jean King Cup and analyzes the massive ranking implications of Jannik Sinner's knee injury in Beijing. Powered by Second Serve Aces dot com.

He's one of the top coaches on the WTA and is now working alongside Leylah Fernandez!Guest Eric Hechtman returns to Match Point Canada this week to discuss his blossoming new partnership with 2021 US Open finalist Leylah Fernandez. Host Mike McIntyre covers how the partnership came to be and the specific goals Eric has to take Leylah to new heights in her game. This episode is brought to you by Everyside! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The team breaks down Greet Minnen's massive upset over Elina Svitolina in the Billie Jean King Cup and analyzes the tactical stakes as Jannik Sinner and Alexander Zverev gear up for a massive ranking clash in Beijing.

The team breaks down Jannik Sinner's knee injury and its massive ranking implications, debates the WTA Finals moving to Charlotte, and analyzes Marie Bouzkova's Billie Jean King Cup victory.

The team breaks down Czechia's thrilling Billie Jean King Cup victory over Great Britain in Shenzhen and dissects the legal fallout of Tara Moore's dismissed $20 million lawsuit against the WTA.

The team breaks down the chaotic Davis Cup qualifiers as Czechia edges out Team USA in Prague and Great Britain takes charge in London. All powered by Second Serve Aces dot com.

In this episode, I reflect on the coaches who influenced me growing up - and the unexpected realisation I had years later as a coach myself. When I started coaching, I thought it was all about me. My knowledge, my results but over time I watched young kids grow into teenage athletes (or just great humans) and realised it’s all about them. Are you a tennis coach business owner and Interested in learning more - sign up to a free 14 day newsletter here - https://theartoftennis.kit.com/a7c...

You have played well enough to reach match point—so why can the final point suddenly feel harder than every point that came before it? A recent US Open match involving Coco Gauff and Mirra Andreeva provides a striking example of how quickly tennis can change when one player is trying to close and the other has almost nothing left to lose. This episode explores what pressure does to attention, decision-making, and automatic movement. Most importantly, we look at how players can keep match point

The crew breaks down Cameron Norrie's sudden withdrawal from the Davis Cup, Joe Salisbury's historic retirement run, and Alex de Minaur's lightning-fast victory in Brisbane.

Grunting in tennis is one of those topics that sounds trivial until you’re on the return side of a long, lingering noise that hangs in the air while the ball is still traveling toward you. That’s when “just ignore it” stops being useful advice and turns into a real question about focus, fairness, and the unwritten culture of a sport that often expects near silence. In this conversation, we dig into why some grunts barely register while others feel disruptive, how singles can amplify the annoy...

The team breaks down Novak Djokovic's historic exit from the top ten after a stunning US Open upset, alongside major withdrawals from Elena Rybakina and Jessica Pegula. Powered by Second Serve Aces dot com.

5 SETTER: This Week in Racket Sports, where we bring you the top five headlines across tennis, padel, pickleball, and more.In this episode, we cover the biggest stories shaking up the world of racket sports: 1. Jannik Sinner eyes a Beijing while rumors of Juan Carlos Ferrero joining the team surface 2. Jack Draper ends his 2026 season with injury 3. WTA moves HQ and the WTA Finals to Charlotte 4. US Open fine list hits $112,500 5. ESPN's US Open ratings: biggest men's final audience since

The crew breaks down Taylor Townsend's sudden withdrawal in Guadalajara, honors the retiring doubles legend Joe Salisbury, and debates the tactical shift that killed the serve-and-volley at Wimbledon.

We break down Elena Rybakina's massive US Open triumph over Aryna Sabalenka and analyze the WTA's major decision to move its headquarters and season-ending finals to Charlotte.

Andy Roddick answers fan questions after the 2026 US Open, breaking down the tactical adjustments Ben Shelton needs to make against Alexander Zverev, who surprised him most during the tournament, and what it’s really like preparing for a match that doesn’t start until 11 PM. Andy also looks back on his favorite US Open court besides Arthur Ashe Stadium, shares memories of the staff who made the tournament feel like a community, and reveals which ATP player’s hair he’d steal if given the

The team breaks down Alexander Zverev's monumental four-set US Open victory over Ben Shelton and debates John McEnroe's grim predictions for Novak Djokovic's future.

In this episode, I dive into the most frustrating part of being a tennis coach, the weather. Rain cancellations, wet courts and demanding clients can throw your program into chaos. The most important part of this is to ensure you have a clear weather policy so kids/parents/clients know what to expect during bad weather. Are you a tennis coach business owner and Interested in learning more - sign up to a free 14 day newsletter here - https://theartoftennis.kit.com/a7c87026f3