Second Serve Podcast is the only tennis podcast created exclusively for adult recreational players by everyday tennis players. We are passionate about the game and our episodes are geared towards adults playing a sport in the later years of life (hence, the name “Second Serve”). This podcast discusses everything related to rec tennis. Topics include the following: advice for beginners; funny and c... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 292 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessSportsTennisMental Health |
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This is a great podcast and is very informative. I just wish it was longer. They seem to just get into a topic and boom, show over. Can we make it longer, ladies?
I’ve been listening to Carolyn and Erin for a few years now. Their podcast is absolutely refreshing. They address so many issues, problems and even the humorous side of recreational tennis. I enjoy their humbleness about their own tennis and the guests that they bring in as well. They are easy to listen to and find the topics interesting and informative. Keep up the great work ladies!
I am a 40 plus year teaching professional who has seen it all. It is refreshing to hear the thoughts of recreation players and how they see the game. Very refreshing. Keep us you great work.
This podcast is so delightful! I’ve been playing tennis for 3 years (started as a 30 something) and it’s my favorite activity! I appreciate that the hosts share tips about how to improve your tennis game in a very relatable way. If anything, I wish the show was a bit longer. I think 20-30 minutes would be the sweet spot.
As an adult recreational tennis player, I really enjoy this podcast. It fills that gap in my tennis hobby and the topics are ones that actually matter to me (captaining a team, advancing through ratings, odd tennis rules, etc). The episodes are short and easy to listen to whenever and wherever I am so that’s another bonus. Sometimes though I do wish that topics could be longer as there can be a lot to talk about things. Definitely listen if you do any kind of tennis playing.
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Focused on adult recreational players, this show brings engaging conversations about the sport of tennis, emphasizing the fun and humor found in the game. Topics span from beginner tips and tennis rules to the emotional experiences faced by players in their later years, such as navigating competitive pressures and maintaining positivity on the court. Listeners appreciate the relatable discussions and practical advice that enhance their recreational experience.
Uniquely delivering insights directly from everyday players, this podcast offers not only technical and strategic advice but also encourages camaraderie and community among tennis enthusiasts. With a blend of personal anecdotes and expert guest appearances, it creates a welcoming spa... more
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Second Serve Tennis launched 5 years ago and published 292 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Second Serve Tennis include:
1. Lou Welch
2. Jenifer Tucker
3. Mike Carter
4. Rebel Good
5. Kelly Gaines
6. Karen Rembert
7. Bill Oakes
8. Brenda Carter
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