Blog Posts

Home /
Blog Posts

Where Did You Get That - A Comprehensive Tennis Buying Guide

“Where did you get that?” one kid asked me when I was changing my over-grip.

Short Hair

Ever since I started coaching, I have encountered many little curious angels on court. Their inquisitive nature starts to shine as time went by and we slowly bounded. I adore all of their questions.

Start Strong, Stay Stronger: Beginner-Friendly Racquets for Long-Term Play

You may hear some coaches say “Get a light racquet” when beginner players ask about which racquet they should buy. Then, players go and buy “Lite” racquets like 270g unstrung weight and some might be happy with it and some might not be. Buying a racquet is an individual choice and everyone’s physique is different.

Rally Ready: A Beginner's Guide to Choosing Your First Racquet

If you’ve been hitting the courts as a beginner in tennis and are now ready to take your game more seriously, you might find yourself thinking, “Hmm… perhaps it’s time I invested in my own racquet instead of relying on borrowed ones from the pro shop or friends. But where do I start?” If that’s you, then this blog is here to help.

The Only Ingredient You Need for Effective Feedback

We all need feedback to grow as a professional. Feedback help us understand what we need to keep doing (positive feedback) and what we need to improve (constructive feedback). Everyone loves positive feedback but sometimes the not-so-great feedback can sting a bit. Giving feedback, especially the not-so-great kind, is a bit of an art form, and it’s funny how even burgers can come into play. 😜

What I Learned About Communication As A Tennis Coach

Tennis Australia organized a Coach Connect Summit earlier this year at the Queensland Tennis Centre. During the summit, Emma Doyle presented on the topic of communication on the 3rd day. I found the session incredibly valuable, and I’ve been applying what I learned both on the court and in everyday life ever since. I’m eager to share the insights I gained from the session and from my own experiences on the court.

From Code to Court

The past weekend was a true blessing. I had the privilege of attending a community tennis coaching course on the Gold Coast and met some amazing ladies with super doper gal pal energy.

4 Double Faults

I’ve been a sports lover. I enjoy the challenges it brings, the dopamine it provides, and the friendship it fosters. Tennis is no exception. Having been wanting to participate in such a sophisticated sport since high school, I finally got into it early last year.