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22.01.2022 An interesting article regarding the backhand!

22.01.2022 This is a quote from one of my previous students in Florida, Luis De Nicolo: "This is how I was taught by many great coaches I had. Damien Ward". These are the values we teach all of our players at Champion Team Tennis. If you are keen to join the "Team" please contact us now classes start Feb 2nd!

20.01.2022 Great to see Nick Kyrgios working hard. Good luck from everybody at Champion Team Tennis!

20.01.2022 We'd like to congratulate Novak Djokovic for a great tournament and a terrific year so far. A big thank you to Head for their continuing support of Champion Team Tennis.

20.01.2022 Not all serves look the same, but have the same basic principles. https://essentialtenniss.clickfunnels.com/video-4-breaking-

20.01.2022 Congratulations to Champion Team Tennis coach Steve Varadi for making it into the finals of the Bayside Tennis League A grade final to be played at Dendy Park Tennis club on Saturday the 19th of March at 1pm. Please come along to support your Wellington Team!!!

19.01.2022 Great job Riley and to the team at Elite Tennis Academy.

17.01.2022 We had a great day for the final of the Waverley District Tennis Association Hot Shots League. Wellington Tennis Club won both of its matches and more importantly the kids conducted themselves in a great sporting manner. Well done to Nottinghill Pinewood and Legend Park for participating.

16.01.2022 I predicted Sam Groth would be asked to play the reverse singles with his compatriot Lleyton Hewitt. Yesterday we saw passion at its best. Congratulations to Sam Groth and Lleyton Hewitt for their brilliant performances under immense pressure.

15.01.2022 Does this apply to you on the tennis court?

15.01.2022 Tennis classes start on Monday the 1st of February. We are looking forward to seeing everybody back from the holidays. We also look forward to introducing tennis to many newcomers! Please check out our new website at www.championteamtennis.com.au and us know if you like it!

14.01.2022 Slow motion footage of the serve.

14.01.2022 Here is Roger Federer at 4 years old during a tennis lesson.

13.01.2022 How cool is this...overlay of red ball/pro footage showing a very similar rally tempo, you won't get that by placing 7 year old players on a full court! Thank you Simon Wheatley for a great presentation.

12.01.2022 A great story about Teliana who had a very poor upbringing in Brazil. Now she's the best tennis player there after years and years of hard work. To our kids here in Australia who have big dreams, there is no substitute to hard work.

12.01.2022 Tennis, a game for life!

12.01.2022 Great job to Michael Bruen for the great performances in the US!

12.01.2022 One of the great points at this year's Australian Open.

11.01.2022 Tennis fitness.

11.01.2022 The semis of the Junior club champs are on right now! Opens are on this afternoon. If you're keen on playing doubles let me know itnwill be played next weekend.

11.01.2022 A nice post match interview. Congrats Roberta Vinci!

10.01.2022 We are all very sad to hear the loss of Andrew Florent. We send our condolences to Andrew's family.

10.01.2022 Mindset by Carol Dweck (Review by Rufus Keown, Victorian Tennis Academy) You have to work hardest for the things you love most. And when it comes to (tennis) ...youre in for the fight of your life. Few books have as much insight for a tennis coach working with young people than Carol Dwecks Mindset. Mindset is the result of Dwecks research into how our beliefs have such a profound impact on our lives. In her research Dweck found people fell into two main mindsets. A FIXED mindset assumes ones character, intelligence and skill are permanent and that we cant change them in a meaningful way. People with a fixed mindset avoid failure and therefore challenge to make sure they are seen as skillful, smart or talented. A GROWTH mindset, on the other hand, thrives of challenge and uses failure and losses as opportunities to learn, improve and develop. Interestingly you often hear many of the worlds best players reflect a growth mindset: When one player is better than you, at that moment, the only thing you can do is work, try and find solutions. Rafa Nadal In one mindset effort is a bad thing it means you are not talented enough, you shouldnt need to make the effort. In the other mindset effort is what makes you talented. * * * The research shows that both mindsets are manifest from a very early age. A study of four year olds showed a preference for fixed or growth mindsets emerging already. In the study the children were given an easy puzzle to complete. They were then given a choice of doing another easy puzzle (fixed mindset); or trying a harder one (growth). The children who choose the easy puzzle had fun when they succeeded. But as soon as they were given more challenging tasks they quickly stopped enjoying themselves and their performance got worse and worse. The children who selected the harder puzzles continued to enjoy themselves and their performance got better. This is the most troubling aspect of Dwecks research for fixed mindset individuals. Outstanding achievers were not that remarkable as children and didnt show clear talent until their training began in earnest. Of most importance for tennis coaches is that the growth mindset can be cultivated through effort and deliberate practice. As coaches we have an enormous impact of the development of the athletes in our care, and if we create a passion for learning; over a hunger for success (i.e. chasing junior ranking points) then we can foster a growth mindset. Dwecks research shows that the language we use is a most powerful influencer of mindset. In the cases where children were showered with praise for their performance you must be so smart or you have a lot of natural talent they choose the easier subsequent tasks. When told that you must have worked really hard or all that physical training is paying off the kids challenged themselves with a harder problem. Kids praised for being talented were pushed right into the fixed mindset. When praised for effort, 90% of them wanted the challenging new task they could learn from. Nurturing a growth mindset would have to be the #1 gift you could give a child under your care. If they are hoping to become a professional then the challenges, failures and losses they encounter will be devastating if they have a fixed mindset. If they are just hoping to be the best tennis player they can be then tennis is a great place to learn from disappointments and setbacks. The best teachers (coaches) teach their children to love challenges, be intrigued by mistakes, enjoy effort and keep on learningthey have to care about every single student. Mindset is a must read for tennis coaches who want to make a positive impact on their tennis kids.

09.01.2022 Scarlett celebrating after winning a point during the Hot Shots League! Come on Wellington!

08.01.2022 Tennis classes start next week at the Wellington Tennis Club in Mulgrave. Please check www.championteamtennis.com.au for registration form and other information.

07.01.2022 Please parents let your kids play various sports for overall improved athleticism.

07.01.2022 Top half of women's draw in tatters as upsets rule Day 1. Find out who got knocked off and who survived here >>> http://www.tennisnow.com//Top-Half-of-Women%E2%80%99s-Draw It's going to be a crazy US Open Tennis Championships, don't you think?

05.01.2022 Some exercise for serve... Great day with Dimitrios!!

04.01.2022 Some great Tennis Drills to use.

04.01.2022 An interesting article by fellow coach Greg Royle.

01.01.2022 This is the coaching structure which will be available at the Wellington Tennis Club starting Feb 2016. We are nearly there now with just the Talent Stars programs to organise. If you are interested in joining us at Wellington please contact us!