Each year, there seem to be more and more opportunities for high-school-aged tennis players to get in front of college coaches in the form of showcases and combines. If your Junior Player wants to play tennis in college but doesn’t know how to get started with recruiting, these events can
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USTA SoCal Player Development Camp
As most of you know by now, I recently moved from Atlanta to Orange County, California, to be closer to my three kids. One of the first things I did upon moving was to reach out to the USTA Southern California (SCTA) office to find out how I could get
The Problem with Win-itis: Webinar #2 with David Sammel & Marius Barnard
At Noon Eastern on Sunday, the Middle Sunday of Wimbledon, we held our second ParentingAces Webinar for our Premium Members, in conjunction with Crosscourt Consulting, and it was fantastic! Our Webinar Guests, David Sammel and Marius Barnard, talked with us on the topic of What is Mental Toughness & How to
Junior Star Gauff Never Lifted Weights But…
Today's Guest Post was sent to us by Jeff Drock, a physical trainer based in South Florida. You can read his previous article for ParentingAces here. This new article originally appeared in the December/January 2019 issue of Florida Tennis Magazine and is reprinted with permission from editor Jim Martz. Given
Take the Money and Run? ParentingAces Guide to Prize Money for Collegians & Juniors
The following Premium Content Guest Post was submitted by a member of the ParentingAces Community. I am very confident in the information provided as I ran it by several college coaches as well as a variety of people at the ITA. I hope you find it helpful, especially if you
