Tdytennis Radio

Join Natalie Chaline Fox and Holly Kilpatrick as we bring 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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Chuck Kriese interviews two young professional players Reid Carlton and Ryan Young. Carlton recently graduated from Duke University and Young was a Clemson Grad. Both players are working their way up the ATP rankings. These wonderful men give great insights into what it takes out on the tour to try to make it and to keep their careers alive. They talk about the daily struggles to find ways to train and to find the funding to travel to their events. Some ideas on how the US system might be able to help young aspiring players to get on their feet and also some wonderful insights about how to persevere through hard times. Carlton talks in depth about the mind-set that a player must have from early in his /her career if they are going to make it on the tour. Young talks about how to surround yourself with the right people and the right ways of going about the day to day routines of training and getting ready for events. This show is a good listen for young and upcoming players.

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.

Please join us on Saturday, September 1st at 2pm EST as Host Alex Chan interviews Mehrban Iranshad, a former college varsity player and current USTA leagues participant.  Mehrban 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 and Holly Kilpatrick as we bring 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.

Chuck Kriese interviews Tim Cass, the Athletic Director at University of New Mexico. Tim was a player at the University of new Mexico, a tennis coach at New Mexico and Texas A&M. He has served on the ITA executive committee, the NCAA tennis committee and much more. He is one of the board members that was responsible for the NCAA rule change that created the firestorm of 10,000 signatures on a petition against their move to minimize the length of a dual match and change the scoring system of the sport. Tim’s unique perspective is one that needs to be heard and Kriese is very outspoken to many of the disconnects between the committees and what is actually happening and needed in the field of American Tennis.

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 Ross Greenstein to discuss going through the college recruiting and scholarship process

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

Chuck Kriese interviews John Roddick and is joined by Coach Randy Bloemendaal at the end of his show. The entire show is dedicated to the firestorm created by the NCAA tennis committees rule changes that came out this previous week. The reaction to the rules that the NCAA rule change was more than 10,000 signatures on a petition against these rule changes. Roddick speaks out very passionately as a college coach that is interested in training players and advancing tennis in the USA. Coach Randy Bloemendaal, of Indiana University, came on the show and gave his viewpoints as well in opposition to the committee. He restated his very interesting and developmental friendly ideas about moving the tennis season to the fall of the year and using the rest of the year for tournament structure.

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 Drake Bernstein to discuss playing college tennis and going through the recruiting process.

Please join us on Saturday, August 18th at 2pm EST as Host Alex Chan interviews Tippi Hodges, a successful USTA Leagues Captain for many years.  Tippi has some amazing experiences stories to share and opinions on the state of Asian tennis in the US, so tune in! ********************************************************** 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 and Holly Kilpatrick as we bring 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.

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

Chuck Kriese interviews Tim Mayotte. Tim was one of the top professional players of all time in the United States. He was a top US junior player, an NCAA champion at Stanford, an 11 time final 16 player in Grand Slam events and a former USTA national coach. Tim gives very in-depth perspective of what is right and what is wrong in American Tennis. He explains the system in detail that he came up with in his youth and his college career. He makes the connection of his experiences in Junior and college tennis as very good connectors and training for his professional career. He offers some very good solutions and brings up some excellent questions that all in US tennis should be trying to answer..

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 David Benzel to discuss how to be a more effective tennis parent

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