Dan Kiernan, Director of SotoTennis Academy in Spain has created a podcast to entertain, educate and energise the tennis community. Hear Dan pick the brains of professional tennis players, coaches, parents, and others involved in High Performance Tennis.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 220 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsTennisHealth & Fitness |
Tennis is being disrupted, whether we like it or not! more
We´re excited to announce that Control the Controllables is coming to London! more
In today´s episode we speak to top British tennis coach, Justin Sherring. more
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Loved the latest ep with Liv, have enjoyed following her journey, she seems like a lovely level headed young lady and is a joy to watch. Agree with her, Billy Harris should be next guest! Also highly rate the preview/ review eps of the slams, the panels are a great mix and it really works.
Control the Controllables strikes a delicate balance between insightful content and approachable delivery. It's like having a casual conversation with a knowledgeable friend, exploring interesting themes without getting overly complex - a refreshing and engaging listen. Deirdre
Dan , fantastic podcast topics. Really enjoying the different people you bring on to get different perspectives. Your chat with Henry and Robbie etc have been very illuminating!
The latest pods were a really a great listen. I love the honest and personal opinions that the contributors gave. Can’t understand why newspapers and tv don’t scrutinise the Djokovic schedule. People either accept he should get preferential treatment or are afraid to critique. As ever Thank you Dan ❤️
Congratulations Dan and team for in my humble opinion the best Tennis podcast out there. As a coach and former player from Switzerland so many of the things that are talked about in the podcast resonate with me, I wish I would have had such insight earlier on. Dan's questions are great and the conversations flow nicely which makes it an easy listen for any type of player, parent or just anybody involved in Tennis. The guests and their knowledge and insight is a rare thing to find if you are not ... more
Apple Podcasts | #69 | United States/Sports/Tennis |
Apple Podcasts | #12 | United Kingdom/Sports/Tennis |
Apple Podcasts | #48 | Canada/Sports/Tennis |
Apple Podcasts | #52 | Germany/Sports/Tennis |
Apple Podcasts | #53 | Australia/Sports/Tennis |
Apple Podcasts | #78 | Italy/Sports/Tennis |
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