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Tactical Tennis #37 – Player Overview: Grigor Dimitrov
Is "Baby Fed" all grown up?
After years of underperforming, Grigor Dimitrov got it together enough to finish the year #3. Was his win at the World Tour Finals mere luck? Is “Baby Fed” finally all grown up? Listen in and find out!
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Tactical Tennis #36 – Player Overview: Juan Martin del Potro
Got Forehand?
Today we look at Juan Martin del Potro – one time Slam winner and owner of one of the biggest forehands in the game. After two years rebuilding his ranking from injury, delPo sits on the verge of the top 10. What makes him tick? Where will he finish 2018? All this and more on today’s episode of the Tactical Tennis Podcast!
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Tactical Tennis #35 – Player Overview: Dominic Thiem 2017
It's Thiem Time
2017 has come to an end, and Dominic Thiem is the #5 ranked player in the world. But what makes him tick? What are his strengths and weaknesses, and what does 2018 hold for him? Listen in and find out!
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Tactical Tennis #34 – 2017 ATP World Tour Finals
Professional tennis comes to a close for 2017 (with the exception of Davis Cup). Grigor Dimitrov takes the WTF finals in a fascinating and entertaining match with David Goffin. How did this match play out exactly? In today’s podcast we discuss a few of the tactical intricacies of the final, as well as ramble about some other stuff too.
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Tactical Tennis #33 – Why Not To Be On Your Toes
(And Other Movement Secrets)
Anyone ever tell you to be on your toes? Want to find out why that’s bad advice (or how you should interpret it instead?). Listen in to today’s podcast to learn some secrets of movement on the tennis court, and find out why Jacob won’t talk about the ready position.
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Tactical Tennis #32 – Using Rituals For Better Tennis
How To Stay More Focused
Most top players have rituals around their tennis – whether it’s Sharapova adjusting her strings before a point, or Nadal lining his waterbottles up just-so before the match. In some cases, the player owns the ritual – it is a conscious thing they do that helps center them to play their best tennis. In other cases, the ritual owns the player – it is a superstitious crutch. In today’s podcast we discuss how to make rituals work for you, and how to use them to play better tennis.
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