Vic Braden's guest appearances

Vic Braden

Inspiring Educators

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This Week in Tennis Podcast and Radio Show

The GreatBase Tennis Podcast

Roger Federer

Jeremy Wurtzman

Jeff Salzenstein

Steve Smith

Martina Navratilova

David Anderson

Manny Diaz

Steve Roberts

Andy Murray

Bernard Tomic

Mike McLaughlin

Richard Ings

Ray Brown

Jim Loehr

Dave Anderson

OwlTail

On the 51st episode of The GreatBase Tennis podcast, we complete a three-part series on Vic Braden. To make an understatement, Vic Braden makes the Mount Rushmore of tennis teaching. We strongly feel the contributions that the late Vic Braden made to the tennis-teaching industry should never be forgotten. Most know the tennis-teaching profession struggles with professionalism. The wheel does not need to be recreated to combat the low and unregulated standards found far too often within tennis circles. Vic assembled the most and the best tennis information in the history of tennis. Sadly and tragically the breakthroughs Vic made through scientific principles have been abandoned. Confusion and chaos rule the day and anything goes in the wild, weird and wacky world of tennis teaching.The alphabet has been accepted. The sound and shape of the letter "A" have been accepted. Yet in tennis, the shape of the court being a rectangle has not been accepted. If facts were accepted such as the dimensions of the court and physical laws newcomers to tennis would not have to waste precious time and hard-earned money learning and practicing inefficient move after inefficient move.Hopefully, by listening to us discuss the work of our most significant mentor, tennis people will understand that we need to go backward and shine the light that Braden shined throughout his sixty years of being a tennis educator and researcher. 

On the 51st episode of The GreatBase Tennis podcast, we complete a three-part series on Vic Braden. To make an understatement, Vic Braden makes the Mount Rushmore of tennis teaching. We strongly feel the contributions that the late Vic Braden made to the tennis-teaching industry should never be forgotten. Most know the tennis-teaching profession struggles with professionalism. The wheel does not need to be recreated to combat the low and unregulated standards found far too often within tennis circles. Vic assembled the most and the best tennis information in the history of tennis. Sadly and tragically the breakthroughs Vic made through scientific principles have been abandoned. Confusion and chaos rule the day and anything goes in the wild, weird and wacky world of tennis teaching.The alphabet has been accepted. The sound and shape of the letter "A" have been accepted. Yet in tennis, the shape of the court being a rectangle has not been accepted. If facts were accepted such as the dimensions of the court and physical laws newcomers to tennis would not have to waste precious time and hard-earned money learning and practicing inefficient move after inefficient move.Hopefully, by listening to us discuss the work of our most significant mentor, tennis people will understand that we need to go backward and shine the light that Braden shined throughout his sixty years of being a tennis educator and researcher.

Vic Braden Part 3

Andy Fitzell and Steve Smith have completed episode 50 of the GreatBase Tennis Podcast; which is the second of a three-part series on Vic Braden. The primary content of our podcast is based on the contributions of eight educators. Vic is the last to be covered.Steve has said that he knows of no one in the history of tennis who has collected and put forth as much fact-based information as the late Braden. Thus far, Vic's work is highlighted in all 50 podcasts. Vic's work was all-encompassing, touching upon all aspects of our game in great depth.

Andy Fitzell and Steve Smith have completed episode 50 of the GreatBase Tennis Podcast; which is the second of a three-part series on Vic Braden. The primary content of our podcast is based on the contributions of eight educators. Vic is the last to be covered.Steve has said that he knows of no one in the history of tennis who has collected and put forth as much fact-based information as the late Braden. Thus far, Vic's work is highlighted in all 50 podcasts. Vic's work was all-encompassing, touching upon all aspects of our game in great depth.

Vic Braden Part 2

In episode #49, Steve Smith and Andy Fitzell start a discussion on the late Vic Braden and his contributions to tennis. Thus far in the first year of The GreatBase Tennis Podcast, seven of the program's eight pillars have been covered.Vic is the eighth pillar. There is a reason he is the last to be covered. He is the cornerstone of the curriculum. He is the Christmas tree, the stand, and the star.A goal of GreatBase Tennis is to not let tennis people forget the difference Vic's work made upon improving tennis instruction.

In episode #49, Steve Smith and Andy Fitzell start a discussion on the late Vic Braden and his contributions to tennis. Thus far in the first year of The GreatBase Tennis Podcast, seven of the program's eight pillars have been covered.Vic is the eighth pillar. There is a reason he is the last to be covered. He is the cornerstone of the curriculum. He is the Christmas tree, the stand, and the star.A goal of GreatBase Tennis is to not let tennis people forget the difference Vic's work made upon improving tennis instruction.

Legendary Tennis Coach Vic Braden and former tennis pro Rochelle “Shelly” Solomon both passed away this past week and on this edition of This Week in Tennis hosts Phil Naessens and Craig Doyle remember their contributions to the tennis world plus Fabio Fognini flips the fans the bird, how to hire a tennis coach and some ideas on how to make Davis Cup more appealing to the fans plus much more tennis talk. http://media.blubrry.com/tennis/archive.org/download/ThisWeekInTennis10-10-2014/ThisWeekInTennis10-10-2014.mp3 To download the program please right click the image below and select “save as”.  This Week in Tennis can be heard daily on Maximum Sports Channels and The 405 Media-The Talk Alternative. Entry song Play the Game Tonight courtesy of Kansas. Exit music by Mats Heliosson and Lars Wallin Subscribe to This Week in Tennis on iTunes and Stitcher

<a href="https://thisweekintennispodcast.files.wordpress.com/2012/06/twit-logo1.jpg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>Legendary Tennis Coach Vic Braden and former tennis pro Rochelle “Shelly” Solomon both passed away this past week and on this edition of This Week in Tennis hosts <a href="http://www.philnaessensshow.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Phil Naessens</a> and <a href="http://craigdoylephotography.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Craig Doyle</a> remember their contributions to the tennis world plus Fabio Fognini flips the fans the bird, how to hire a tennis coach and some ideas on how to make Davis Cup more appealing to the fans plus much more tennis talk. <a href="http://media.blubrry.com/tennis/archive.org/download/ThisWeekInTennis10-10-2014/ThisWeekInTennis10-10-2014.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://media.blubrry.com/tennis/archive.org/download/ThisWeekInTennis10-10-2014/ThisWeekInTennis10-10-2014.mp3</a> To download the program please right click the image below and select “save as”. <a href="http://media.blubrry.com/tennis/archive.org/download/ThisWeekInTennis10-10-2014/ThisWeekInTennis10-10-2014.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a> This Week in Tennis can be heard daily on <a href="http://www.maxsportschannels.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Maximum Sports Channels</a> and <a href="http://www.the405media.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The 405 Media-The Talk Alternative</a>. <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/kansas/id460828" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Entry song Play the Game Tonight courtesy of Kansas</a>. Exit music by <a href="https://www.facebook.com/mats.heliosson?fref=ts" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mats Heliosson</a> and <a href="https://www.facebook.com/lars.wallin.5036?fref=ts" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Lars Wallin</a> Subscribe to This Week in Tennis on <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/this-week-in-tennis-podcast/id495111786" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">iTunes</a> and <a href="http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/phil-naessens/this-week-in-tennis-podcast-and-radio-show" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Stitcher</a>