Posts Tagged ‘tennis’
April 30, 2012
Source http://www.nova.edu/ssss/QR/QR11-1/casper.pdf Because junior tennis players have to enforce the rules of the game against each other, cheating to give a player an unfair advantage is common. While this deviant behavior is found to be commonplace in the sport, there is little research to investigate its cause or influences. Results indicated that junior players felt […]
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Tags: Bad, Call, cheat, Cheating, Florida, ITF, junior, Line, national, Nikola, nikolai, Parental, parents, pressure, samardzic, tennis, unfair
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October 29, 2011
How much money does a professional tennis player need to make compared to a MBA student. Mass media have brought large audiences to the sport, but how good must a professional really be to make a good living out of it? Players that don’t make it past 100 or so really don’t make any money, […]
Posted in tennis income |
Tags: athlet, compare, cost, earnings, Harvard, Income, Ivy, league, living, MBA, money, price, pro, professional, salary, source, tennis, University, winning, Yale
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June 3, 2011
The USTA changed the amount, draw size and endorsement rules for junior national tournaments in 2010. The changes were to have less national tournaments, by reducing the National Level 2 and 3 tournament to four each and reducing the draw size for National 2 and 3 from 64 to 32. To be clear The National […]
Posted in USTA Juniors, USTA Top Elite Program |
Tags: Aleks Huryn, Alex Rybakov, Alexander Del Corral, Alexandra Sanford, Alexios Halebian, Bjorn Fratangelo, Brooke Austin, card, Catherine Bellis, Chalena Scholl, Christina Makarova, Connor Farren, Daniel Raw, designated, development, Dominique Schaefer, draws, endorsement, Francis Tiafoe, Gabrielle Andrews, Gordon Watson, Grace Min, Henrik Wiersholm, high, Jamie Loeb, Jessie Pegula, Josie Kuhlman, junior, Kelsey Laurente, Kimberly Yee, Krista Hardebeck, Lane Leschly, Lauren Goodman, Lauren Herring, Liz Jeukeng, local, Marcos Giron, Martin Joyce, Maxx Lipman, Michael Mmoh, Michael Zhao, Mitchell Frank, Monica Turewicz, national, Ndindi Ndunda, Nicholas Baez, Nicole Frenkel, Noah Makarome, Noah Rubin, performance, player, points, Rebecca Weissmann, reduction, Rianna Valdes, Robert Stineman, Sabrina Santamaria, Samantha Crawford, Sarah Toti, Shane Vinsant, Sofia Kenin, Spencer Furman, Spencer Papa, super series, tennis, Thai-Son Kwiatkowski, Thomas Mayronne, Tornado Ali Black, tournament, Trey Daniel, USTA, Victoria Duval, wild
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July 11, 2010
If you visit international tennis tournaments you see players from many different countries, players that can not afford a good hotel, players with full scholarships and those of very wealthy parents. Let us look at all these players and try to identifying future champions. This seams to fit to be true: As more hungry a […]
Posted in Never Surrender |
Tags: attitude, born, champions, court, dedication, desire, elite, engine, future, guarantee, hard, hungry, investment, loosing, mental, next, performance, player, players, sacrifice, scholarship, succeed, tennis, tennis parents, top, tournament, tournaments, wealth, work
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December 24, 2009
I am happy to join with you today in what is called the “tennis dream”. A dream that at one day we will use our youth to demonstrate our strength as a tennis nation. A dream that at one day we will be able to nurture these tennis talents. A dream that at one day we will focus […]
Posted in Tennis Academies |
Tags: american, athletes, best, center, champ, champion, coach, coaching, developing, development, dream, elite program, fame, financial, free, future, high performance, hope, hopes, motivate, parents, performance, player, program, ranking, sponsor, sponsorship, talent identification, talents, tennis, top junior talent, training, US, USA, USTA top elite
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July 8, 2009
Don’t just focus on the kids, integrate the parents. Parents are involved in the education of their kids and parents are an important part of our education system. We have learned this lesson a long time ago, however we are making big mistakes when it comes to tennis. The biggest mistake been made by American […]
Posted in Tennis Academies, Tennis Parents |
Tags: academies, champion, coach, coaches or academies, coaching, elite player, enemy, future american champions, junior tennis, parents, problem, tennis, tennis academy, tournament, USTA
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June 23, 2009
Everybody knows what a quarterback is. Le us explain what we call The Quarterbacks of Junior Tennis: In Football the quarterback role is one of the most visible and important roles on the team. The quarterback touches the ball on nearly every offensive play and has a great deal of responsibility both in calling plays and making […]
Posted in USTA Top Elite Program |
Tags: Alexander Del Corral, Alexander Saltiel, Anthony Delcore, Anthony Tsodicov, Austin Smith, Baker Newman, best, boys, champion, Christian Garay, Christian Langmo, Cody Rakela, Connor Farren, Daniel McCall, David Chrisovan, Dennis Novikov, development, Drew Dawson, elite player, Eric Nguyen, foot, future, future american champions, Gabriel Pilones, game, game plan, Gonzales Austin, Grayson Goldin, Gregory Anderson, international, Jacob Dunbar, Jake Albo, Javier Restrepo, Jeremy Efferding, Jimmy Bendeck, Jordan Belga, Junior Ore, Justin Crenshaw, Justin Lee, Kierberg, Mackenzie McDonald, Mitchell Frank, Nathan Pasha, Noah Makarome, Paul Oosterbaan, Richard Del Nunzio, Robert Seby, Roy Lederman, Ryan Smith, Sean Karl, Shane Vinsant, Spencer Furman, Spencer Newman, Spencer Papa, sponsorship, Taylor Fritz, tennis, Thai Kwiatkowski, Tommy Hunter, Tommy Paul, Trey Daniel, Tyler Gardiner, Victor Pham
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