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Carl Maes

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Carl Maes is best known as being former world number 1 Kim Clijster´s coach for more than a decade. As a young coach he worked with the top players in Belgium including Xavier Malisse, Olivier Rochus and Justine Henin. He led the Belgian Fed Cup team to the final in 2006 and has since worked with players like Yanina Wickmayer, Kirsten Flipkens and Laura Robson. Carl spent 6 years at the LTA as Head of Women´s Tennis. He was also the Academy Director at Kim Clijsters Academy for 6 years, before joining Tenerife Tennis Academy as Performance Director in 2020. He is also currently coaching Sorana Cirstea and is the co-founder of Orange Coach Exchange, which offers webinars and one-to-one sessions where coaches can 'exchange' knowledge. In this episode he looks back on his career, including his playing days and his journey with Kim Clijsters, as well as the Golden era of Belgian tennis. Enjoy! Here´s a glance at the episode:- [6:17] Carl talks about his decision to move to Tenerife. [10:16] Carl discusses how as  a coach you have to be available full-time for your team of players, coaches and parents. [20:00] Listen to the SAS system Carl uses as a coach [18:30] Carl explains his coaching philosophy of making people comfortable being uncomfortable. [23:35] Why it´s so important to understand why someone plays tennis. [28:26] Carl tells us about his tennis playing career and why he´s more suited to coaching [37:16] Carl describes how his relationship with Kim Clijsters began [39:51] Carl discusses the golden era of Belgian tennis when he was working with Xavier Malisse, Olivier Rochus, Kim Clijsters and Justine Henin [46:53] He reflects on his time at the LTA as Head of Women´s Tennis [57:11} Why he thinks the culture and tournament structure in Spain works well for developing young players Links Mentioned in this Episode:- Check out Carl on Twitter: @carlmaes  SotoTennis Academy Tenerife Tennis Academy Orange Coach Exchange Rate, review and subscribe on Apple Podcasts Head over to Instagram to like Control the Controllables

Carl Maes is best known as being former world number 1 Kim Clijster´s coach for more than a decade. As a young coach he worked with the top players in Belgium including Xavier Malisse, Olivier Rochus and Justine Henin. He led the Belgian Fed Cup team to the final in 2006 and has since worked with players like Yanina Wickmayer, Kirsten Flipkens and Laura Robson. Carl spent 6 years at the LTA as Head of Women´s Tennis. He was also the Academy Director at Kim Clijsters Academy for 6 years, before joining Tenerife Tennis Academy as Performance Director in 2020. He is also currently coaching Sorana Cirstea and is the co-founder of Orange Coach Exchange, which offers webinars and one-to-one sessions where coaches can 'exchange' knowledge. In this episode he looks back on his career, including his playing days and his journey with Kim Clijsters, as well as the Golden era of Belgian tennis. Enjoy! Here´s a glance at the episode:- [6:17] Carl talks about his decision to move to Tenerife. [10:16] Carl discusses how as  a coach you have to be available full-time for your team of players, coaches and parents. [20:00] Listen to the SAS system Carl uses as a coach [18:30] Carl explains his coaching philosophy of making people comfortable being uncomfortable. [23:35] Why it´s so important to understand why someone plays tennis. [28:26] Carl tells us about his tennis playing career and why he´s more suited to coaching [37:16] Carl describes how his relationship with Kim Clijsters began [39:51] Carl discusses the golden era of Belgian tennis when he was working with Xavier Malisse, Olivier Rochus, Kim Clijsters and Justine Henin [46:53] He reflects on his time at the LTA as Head of Women´s Tennis [57:11} Why he thinks the culture and tournament structure in Spain works well for developing young players <h4>Links Mentioned in this Episode:-</h4> Check out Carl on Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/carlmaes?lang=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@carlmaes </a> <a href="https://www.sototennis.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">SotoTennis Academy</a> <a href="https://www.tenerifetennisacademy.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tenerife Tennis Academy</a> <a href="https://www.orangecoach.com/exchange/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Orange Coach Exchange</a> <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/control-the-controllables/id1511047964" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Rate, review and subscribe</a> on Apple Podcasts Head over to Instagram to like <a href="https://www.instagram.com/ctc.podcast" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Control the Controllables</a>

Episode 115: Carl Maes - The Professor 

He was a guy who always had a joke. Or he was a manipulator.The truth would get buried with him.The Morning Call presents part three of Funny Girl: The Mysterious Death of Jamie Lee Metzger. A podcast serial in four parts.Go to themorningcall.com/funnygirl to read part three of the series.Podcast produced and edited by Kayla Dwyer of The Morning Call.Stories reported and written by Pam Lehman and Laurie Mason Schroeder of The Morning Call.

He was a guy who always had a joke. Or he was a manipulator. The truth would get buried with him. The Morning Call presents part three of Funny Girl: The Mysterious Death of Jamie Lee Metzger. A podcast serial in four parts. Go to <a href="http://themorningcall.com/funnygirl" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">themorningcall.com/funnygirl</a> to read part three of the series. Podcast produced and edited by Kayla Dwyer of The Morning Call. Stories reported and written by Pam Lehman and Laurie Mason Schroeder of The Morning Call.

Funny Girl, Part 3: Who is Carl Maes?

Kim Clijsters

Tijdens Ricoh Open sprak Ronnie Overgoor met voormalig toptennister Kim Clijsters en coach Carl Maes.Na een indrukwekkende carriere waarin Carl Maes een grote rol speelde, is Kim nu vooral druk met haar eigen Academy, de Kim Clijsters Academy. Wat is de opzet ervan en waarom is het zo belangrijk om talent te begeleiden? Wat is de rol van technologie in de sport vandaag de dag en hoe verschilde dat met de tijd waarin Kim toptennister was?En wat is hun geheim? Waarom bracht hun samenwerking zoveel succes?Dit gesprek werd mogelijk gemaakt door Ricoh en ook gepubliceerd op Werktrends.

Tijdens Ricoh Open sprak Ronnie Overgoor met voormalig toptennister Kim Clijsters en coach Carl <a href="http://Maes.Na" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Maes.Na</a> een indrukwekkende carriere waarin Carl Maes een grote rol speelde, is Kim nu vooral druk met haar eigen Academy, de Kim Clijsters Academy. Wat is de opzet ervan en waarom is het zo belangrijk om talent te begeleiden? Wat is de rol van technologie in de sport vandaag de dag en hoe verschilde dat met de tijd waarin Kim toptennister was?En wat is hun geheim? Waarom bracht hun samenwerking zoveel succes?Dit gesprek werd mogelijk gemaakt door Ricoh en ook gepubliceerd op Werktrends.

Voormalig toptennister Kim Clijsters en coach Carl Maes over het geheim van goede samenwerking