Womens Tennis Coaching Association

Paul Annacone is now a celebrity, appearing regularly on TV as one of the best tennis analysts in the game.  But he's also coached 2 of the greatest players of all time.

In this course, Paul shares insights on:

- The difference between "The Mechanic" and "The Magician"... and why these two personalities need to be coached DIFFERENTLY.  As well as which you should default towards when working with young juniors.

- The 3 components that make a champion... and why 2 of them are more important when it comes to maximizing a player's potential.

- "How to hit a ball" vs "Why to hit a ball (that way)"

- Why he plummeted from 12 in the world to 38 in the world (Hint: He "looked great" when he was losing)

The forehand remains the dominant weapon from the baseline... and the fastest way to develop it is with sound progressions.

WTA Gold Coach, and former WTA player Sarah Stone has worked with some of the top women in the game.

And in "Modern Forehand Development" she shows you:

- How to quickly get your players to "feel" the key fundamentals.

- The quickest way to establish a consistent point of contact.

- The drills she uses to establish rhythm, coordination, and balance.

- And much, much more.

If you're looking for a simple way to give your players solid forehand fundamentals, that translate to today's game, Modern Forehand Development will help you!

There are a lot of theories and ideas about how to groom a champion.

Everyone agrees that a champion has: talent, grit, determination, supreme physical abilities, and most importantly a champions MINDSET.

But few people have had an opportunity to coach one of the greatest players of all time.

Patrick Mouratouglou has not only coached Serena Williams since 2012, and seen her win more Grand Slams than 99% of Pro Players can imagine...

He is also coaching hopefuls Stefanos Tsitsipas, and Coco Gauff.

In this course, Patrick talks candidly about:

- The difference that makes the difference in GREAT players and CHAMPIONS

- The three "magic" questions that you should ask every player who wants to be #1 in the world.  

- How to create a trusting relationship with the parents of high performance players

- How his coaching relationship with Serena started, and why she went from spending 18% of her time as #1 in the world to 84% of her time in the top spot!

- And much, much more.

If you are a high performance tennis coach, and you'd like to learn from one of the best in the game... then "What Really Makes  A Champion" will help you tremendously!

One of the fastest ways to develop the skills your players need to develop to maximize their potential is with a series of progressions.

And the hand feed IS one of the most critical steps in these progressions.  (There's a reason Serena Williams STILL works off hand fed balls).

By mastering the 13 essential hand feeds, you can help your players quickly get into a comfort zone in developing new skills, and build a foundation that allows them you to stretch that comfort zone.

In Hand Feeding Mastery, WTA Gold Coach, and former WTA player Sarah Stone reveals:

- The 13 Essential Hand Feeds... and why you should be using ALL of them as you develop your players.

- How to easily train "defense to offense"... allowing your players to quickly neutralize their opponent's ball and begin dictating.

- The fundamentals of hand feeding... and how to make sure you're giving your player the appropriate ball... every single time.

- How to seamlessly teach players to create enough space on their forehand, using the "inside out" feed.

- How the hand feed can quickly get your players "in flow".

- Exacty WHERE you should be positioned on each of the 13 feeds.

- And much, much more.

If you want to help your players quickly acquire skills with the least resistance and maximize their potential, hand feeds should be involved in just about every lesson (Serena STILL does it).

Hand Feeding Mastery will show you how.

"Mindfulness" is a skill that you hear many of the top players talk about.

Djokovic, credits his inner game and his mindfulness practice for much of his recent dominance.  He also credits mindfulness to much of his personal development.

So, what IS mindfulness?

How can we help our players develop it?

What are the benefits?

In Mindfulness for Coaches to Help Players, Meike Babel answers all of these questions and more.

If you want your players to:

- Reach their highest potential on and off court

- Be still, calm, and focused in the biggest moments

- And be able to quickly move past setbacks...

Then this course will help you, tremendously!

Not only did Billie Jean King take massive risks to bring more equality in Women's Tennis... she also won 39 Grand Slam Titles!

In this course, Billie Jean King reveals:

- The single most important skill when it comes to ball striking.. that nobody on TV is talking about.

- The secret to getting your players to hit their targets more consistently... while keeping their mind peaceful and calm.

- The 4 step process ANY player can quickly learn to reduce unforced errors, almost immediately.

Besides practical training secrets, Billie Jean King shares some of the key traits that seperates champions from "good" or "great" players.  The story she has about the WIlliams sisters "Mini Tennis" experiment, will open your eyes.

Success leaves clues.  And if you truly want to help your players maximize their abilities on court, Billie Jean King's "Secrets of Success from a 39-Time Grand Slam Champion" will certainly help you help them.