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Join host Lisa Stone and guest to discuss various aspects of parenting a junior tennis player from the 10-and-unders through college

Talk show set up to discuss issues pertaining to tennis coaching and other relevant issues to coaches across the country and world.

Please join us on Saturday, November 10th at 2pm EST as Host Alex Chan interviews Khanh Diep, USPTA certified tennis player that has previously taught at West Point.  Khanh has some amazing experiences to share and opinions on the state of Asian tennis in the US, so tune in to listen! ********************************************************** Host Alex Chanis a community tennis representative for USTA/Virginia Tennis. He handles all aspects of National Junior Tennis & Learning (NJTL), School Tennis programs, and multicultural participation. Alex also handles questions regarding programming on military bases in Northern Virginia and is the Staff Liaison to the Diversity Committee. You can contact Alex at alex@virginiatennis.com. To learn more about USTA/Virginia Tennis please visit www.virginiatennis.com.  

Join Natalie Chaline Fox as she brings tennis industry to you.   We will be visiting each week with various tennis businesses and oranziations to see what they offer in this great sport we all love.

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Coach Kriese iterviews John Peterson, long-time coach of multiple national champion Junior college teams. Coach Peterson discusses the postion that the National Junior College Tennis Assocation has taken in regard to the recruitment of foreign players to paly at the junior college level. The Junior Colleges have addopted a two-foreign-player-per-team rule and it has been quite successful. hediscusses the neccesity and the reasons for this action adn how it was implemented without much opposition during the past 20 years. Coach Peterson states that this action has been a necessity as the junior college programs were set up for local youngsters and for those Americans that needed this birdge-program to get into 4 year schools. The influx of foreign players came close to destroying the complete infrastructure of the JC system. The new rules have been very successful in resurrecting many junior college programs in the USA. This is one of a 4 part series on 'American Tennis with Chuck Kriese' that deals with the p

We will be discussing common issues concerning College Tennis.  We will host a variety of personalities from all sections of College Tennis, the include coaches, administrators, and officials.

Join host Lisa Stone and guest to discuss various aspects of parenting a junior tennis player from the 10-and-unders through college

We Coach TENNIS is a call-in talk show (with host J.P. Weber) where guests discuss a whole wide array of coaching matters and important topics. From today's methods and philosphies to other issues relevant for concerned coaches across the country and world.  

Alissa Jean comes on to well, as the title states, rule the court-with thought provoking discussion on the state of American Tennis, the parties governing the sport and where the sport is going versus where it can go. A former college tennis player and sectionally ranked junion, Alissa offers an entertaining perspective on tennis, professional tennis, tennis coaching and the sport that she loves so much. Tune in and be prepapred to be shocked, laugh and absolutely get your mind stirred on this show. Irreverent, funny and direct, Alissa rules the court, on and off. Tune in Saturdays for Alissa's show and follow her @ajcvi on Twitter.

Join Natalie Chaline Fox as she brings Michelle Krause of The Tennis Industry Association to discuss Cardio Tennis.  We will be visiting each week with various tennis businesses and oranziations to see what they offer in this great sport we all love.

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Coach Chuck Kriese interviews Jean Desdunes. Jean is the former coordinator of College tennis for the USTA. The options are explored to find out how and when the USTA might be able to help with the problem of recruitment of so many international players to our collegiate programs in USA. Jean talks about the efforts that are made by the USTA and how this has been addressed previously. He talks in depth about many of the issues facing the USTA and multiple solutions that are being addressed already. The USTA absolutely is a proponent of US colleges being a training ground once more for players. He gives some ideas for solutions and his insights are excellent.

We will be discussing common issues concerning College Tennis.  We will host a variety of personalities from all sections of College Tennis, the include coaches, administrators, and officials.

Join host Lisa Stone and guest to discuss various aspects of parenting a junior tennis player from the 10-and-unders through college

Talk show set up to discuss issues pertaining to tennis coaching and other relevant issues to coaches across the country and world.

Join Natalie Chaline Fox  as she brings tennis industry to you.   We will be visiting each week with various tennis businesses and oranziations to see what they offer in this great sport we all love. This week we have Jeff Salzenstein of JeffSalzensteintennis.com

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In this very popular episode of 'American Tennis with Chuck Kriese', Coach Kriese and Brian Parrot lay out the plan to help College Tennis become the training ground for America's talent once more. Luke Jenson is also an advocate of American Players getting the first shot at american scholarships as he has recruited american girls exclusively at his collegiate program at Syracuse. Luke, Parrot and Coach Kriese are joined in the broadcast by Wayne Bryan, who has been an advocate of americans first for college tennis for years. The discussions are intense and emotional as the discussion centers around ways to help limit the overabundance of foreign players on college programs. This is a great program for information and knowledge about the problems that keep American Colleges from being the training ground for top US talent as they had been in earlier years.

We will be discussing common issues concerning College Tennis.  We will host a variety of personalities from all sections of College Tennis, the include coaches, administrators, and officials.