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Justin is an expert on EMFs as well as many other harmful outsiders doing harm to your body and mind.

Wow! What an interesting guy! Matt has written award winning books, among them The Infinity Zone all about the Figure 8 and it's origins and place in nature. Matt also has been studying Shamanism most of his life, with trips to North, South and Central Americas. If you love the 8 you will love this podcast! I sure did. The figure 8 is all around us.

All about Kentucky tennis with top ranked Kentucky competitor.

Bill and I go deep into vision training and its relationship to the brain in tennis.

Living at The 45º today with Sidnee Shindle Certified Nutritionist. Great information that can help your overall health, including food information and supplements for pre and post workouts. Excellent advise!!

AJ Chabria has played, covered and coached at tennis events all around the globe.

He has enjoyed a 26 year career as Head Professional/Racquet Sports Director at two historic clubs in California and Texas.

AJ is a contributing editor at TennisPlayer.net -- the top tennis instructional site in the world, according to Forbes.

He co-hosts the At The Net Podcast, does court-side commentary with Tex-Mex Productions, coaches elite players, customizes frames for college and tour players, and serves as teacher tester for the USRSA's Master Racquet Technician program.

AJ has been fortunate enough to conduct events with some of the foremost names in tennis, including Venus Williams, Mats Wilander, and John McEnroe.

His wife and family are all tennis fans. In 2001, the couple honeymooned in Paris (it just happened to be during Roland Garros). Not sire how that materialized.

A board member of the award-winning Texas division of the USPTA, he serves as VP of Education, and liaison to the national office of the USPTA Foundation, the PTA's fundraising arm for great causes like Aceing Autism, the Mardy Fish Foundation, and various tennis-related disaster relief efforts.

AJ still hits with wooden frames. He is most proud of his vintage racquet collection which dates back to 1905, thanks to his father, grandfather, and great grandfather's love for racquet sports.

Besides the four Grand Slams, his favorite kind of tennis is team tennis (Davis Cup, Fed Cup, and NCAA tennis).

Hobbies include art, broadcasting, writing, music, car culture, standup and improv comedy.

Favorite players:

Ashe, Goolagong, Vilas, McEnroe, Navratilova, Noah, Sabatini, Ríos, Becker, Sampras, Kuerten, Federer, and Kyrgios.

We talk high level tennis from technique to hydration. Enjoy John Eagleton always a fun and interesting talk.

Murphy, formerly #1 ATP doubles player with his brother Luke, exposes a reality of mental health that is truly enlightening. Murphy explains the fear there is at the TOP. It is amazing to see and hear the other side of the coin of sports' fame, fortune and misfortune. In under 40 minutes we cover a lot including world class tennis, life, love, loss and gratitude. So enlightening. You'll feel great after hearing what Luke has to say. He can be reached if needed at weconnectrecovery.com

Greg is an inspiration and I'm proud to call hime my friend. He has had an incredible college tennis coaching career and he's still rolling.

Mark Keil grew up in Albuquerque, NM and was the New Mexico state high school singles champion in ‘85. He then played collegiately at the University of South Florida before embarking on a professional playing tennis career where he achieved an ATP high singles ranking of 167 in singles and 32 in doubles. He qualified for the main draw of Wimbledon in ’91 and ’93 in singles and the Australian Open in ’93 where he won a round. He defeated Pete Sampras in ’91 at the ATP Queens Club event when Sampras was #8 in the world He won five ATP World Tour doubles titles. He then coached in virtually every niche of tennis all over the world and is USPTA, PTR Certified. He also is a graduate of the USTA High Performance Coaching Program. He now calls Honolulu home.

Art and I discuss his book Black Tennis which is an archival history of the American Tennis Association. We get into the nitty gritty of tennis and the black and brown communities throughout the 20th century. This is a "must have" book for anyone who loves tennis and tennis history. For a copy of Mr. Carrington's book artcarringtontennis@gmail.com or call (413)687-8758

Legendary Stanford Mens tennis Coach Dick Gould and I talk about his historical coaching career, tennis in the 70's, John MacEnroe, NCAA Championships, Roscoe Tanner and much much more. Enjoy this fascinating conversation with a true living legend, and the nicest person you'd ever meet.

Understanding coaching at the highest level of tennis.

Great talk with world-class tennis player Barry Buss. He has a terrific book out now about championship tennis in the 70's, mental health and more.

We talk Doubles - players, coaches, statistics and strategies. Will works with many of the top tennis doubles teams and coaches in the ATP and WTA. Will is truly the "answer man" when it comes to doubles.

Leland elaborates on workouts, physical therapy and more with many of today's top tennis players.

Former world-ranked WTA tennis player Lisa Dodson and Jack Broudy talk about the serve in tennis. Lisa has a new product called The Toss Master which helps a tennis player improve their different spin serves. Serve better and it opens up the game of tennis for you!

Frank and I have a curt and candid talk about tennis parents. Frank has mad a life's study out of this subject. Learn how to make a champion through a symbiotic relationship between player, coach and parent.

Jack Broudy and renowned high school coach, Dave Smith discuss volleys, techniques, practice and more.

I had a fascinating talk with tennis legend Roscoe Tanner. Everything about this man is iconic. He played in an iconic time, the 70s, when the ATP was formed, Battle of the Sexes and so much more. It's when I grew up and fell in love with tennis. His doubles partner was certainly iconic, Arthur Ashe the first top black player. He used the PDP racket which was virtually unknown. And he had the biggest clocked serve in tennis history for 30 years. We spoke for an hour and a half which is why I split this episode in two parts. Enjoy! I certainly did.

Dean and I talk about being a tennis coach in San Diego and New Jersey. Dean also keeps working on his own game while he coaches.

SportsEdTV - partner of Broudy Tennis and the one place to go for everything sports. John Eagleton and Daysi Salazar and I discuss their unique sports' platform.

Jack and Dave discuss the serve, its essence and how to ingrain good habits.

Anton has had an amazing career as a top tennis player. He was number one in his country Belarus throughout the Juniors and played against everyone! He even has a win over Dogopolov 6-0, 6-0. He went on to play D1 college tennis and is currently going for the number one player in the U.S. Mens 35's.

Broudy speaks with Andy Zodin at 2022 USPTA Convention about the game of tennis, his players and his colorful career.

Jack Broudy and Dave Smith discuss the best ways to volley and to train sharp, deadly volleys. They both agree that the volleys are possibly the most misunderstood strokes in tennis.

Todd who has spent much of his life working with the USTA in 10 and Under tennis and he is the expert! Todd is growing the game as much or more than anyone.

Dave and Jack talk about the best ways to warm up to play practice or a match.

Jack and Dave just highlight what will be included in this, their new podcast "Secrets To Success"