In Melbourne for the Australian Open and looking for a great way to kick of day one of the first Grand Slam of the year? Join us as we spend time talking to WTA tour founding 9 member, former world number 7 singles player, 9 time Grand Slam champion and 2 time Fed Cup...

What do all great players have in common? If you ask former Australian tennis star Cynthia Doerner, the X-factor for separating the good from the great is the way the great players compete each time they step on the court. Doerner first started playing tennis...

With the demands of being a tennis coach, it’s all too easy to get caught up in what is taking place on court and forget about the off-court factors that also contribute to a successful coaching career. If you ask Mark Wylam, the brains behind ‘Sports Pros Connect,’...

Tennis is an individual sport, but that does not mean coaches will never encounter large groups of students. In these situations, how are coaches able to keep each and every athlete engaged? According to Emma Wells, it’s about tailoring your coaching techniques to...

There is more to coaching than meets the eye. In fact, coaching tennis is arguably one of the more demanding professions. Pros spend hours upon hours on the court teaching their students, however, one of the most overlooked aspects of coaching is the educational...

The WTCA is proud to announce that we have raised over $5,000 through our #GivingTuesday campaign, which will be used to advance our mission by creating educational opportunities for coaches in order to keep more girls in tennis. We could not have reached this goal...

Pure determination – the quality that WTCA President Ann Grossman Wunderlich attributes the most to her successful career as a professional tennis player. Grossman Wunderlich peaked at No. 29 in the world and cemented herself as one of the United States’ top athletes,...