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Stop Fighting Yourself
Jun 6, 2026
21m 29s
Tennis Rage: Stop Fighting Yourself
May 22, 2026
22m 10s
Why Do You Change Under Pressure (PNS vs SNS)
May 15, 2026
6m 51s
Becoming Elite In Tennis
May 8, 2026
29m 38s
Have you ever dealt with an injury that just keeps coming back?
May 1, 2026
7m 56s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6/6/26 | ![]() Stop Fighting Yourself⨠| meditationtennis+5 | ā | ā | ā | tennis ragemeditation+8 | ā | 21m 29s | |
| 5/22/26 | ![]() Tennis Rage: Stop Fighting Yourself⨠| tennis ragepre-match meditation+4 | ā | ā | ā | tennismeditation+8 | ā | 22m 10s | |
| 5/15/26 | ![]() Why Do You Change Under Pressure (PNS vs SNS)⨠| nervous systemtennis performance+5 | ā | ā | ā | nervous systemtennis+7 | ā | 6m 51s | |
| 5/8/26 | ![]() Becoming Elite In Tennis⨠| tennis developmentelite performance+4 | Jon Goldfarb | TennisConsulting.net | ā | tenniselite players+6 | ā | 29m 38s | |
| 5/1/26 | ![]() Have you ever dealt with an injury that just keeps coming back?⨠| chronic injuriesmind-body connection+4 | ā | ā | ā | back paintennis elbow+8 | ā | 7m 56s | |
| 4/24/26 | ![]() You're Not Choking⨠| breathingtennis performance+4 | ā | ā | ā | breathingtennis+5 | ā | 3m 13s | |
| 4/17/26 | ![]() Beat Self-Doubt Before Your Match⨠| self-doubtmeditation+4 | ā | ā | ā | self-doubtmeditation+5 | ā | 18m 07s | |
| 4/10/26 | ![]() From Setback to Comeback⨠| resilienceinjury recovery+3 | Jaime | HTP Podcast | El SalvadorSouth Carolina | setbackcomeback+5 | ā | 28m 15s | |
| 4/3/26 | ![]() Why Practice Doesn't Transfer to Matches⨠| performance under pressuremind-body connection+3 | ā | ā | ā | tennispractice+5 | ā | 7m 52s | |
| 12/19/25 | ![]() Interview with Yev Supeko⨠| athletic developmentcollege tennis+3 | Yev Supeko | SECD1 | Kyrgyzstan | tennisathletic development+3 | ā | 16m 28s | |
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| 12/12/25 | ![]() Interview with Val Andrus⨠| tennisteam culture+4 | Val Andrus | USTA | ā | tennisteam dynamics+5 | ā | 19m 42s | |
| 12/5/25 | ![]() Interview with Kendra Farrell⨠| tennis journeyresilience+3 | Kendra Farrell | Arizona Christian University | ā | tennisresilience+4 | ā | 11m 20s | |
| 11/28/25 | ![]() Interview with Tanya Lawton⨠| tenniscoaching+4 | Tanya Lawton | ā | ā | tennis journeycoaching+6 | ā | 22m 36s | |
| 11/21/25 | ![]() Interview with John Davey⨠| tennisaccessibility+3 | John Davey | Fast Track TennisHTP Podcast | ā | tennisFast Track Tennis+5 | ā | 11m 51s | |
| 11/14/25 | ![]() Interview with Bobby Bernstein⨠| tennis coachingplayer development+3 | Bobby Bernstein | USTA | ā | tenniscoaching+5 | ā | 14m 28s | |
| 10/24/25 | ![]() Interview with Jen WoolCott | In this conversation, we discuss the positive effects of tennis. We explore personal journeys in the sport, the importance of community support, and the role of positivity in competition. Jen shares her experiences as a captain in women's leagues, the challenges of managing team dynamics, and the life lessons learned through tennis. The discussion emphasizes the significance of maintaining a positive attitude, especially in the face of adversity, and how these experiences shape not only players but also their communities.TakeawaysTennis can start from unexpected beginnings.Taking breaks from tennis can lead to renewed passion.Community support is vital during tough times.Positivity in tennis can uplift the spirit.Leadership in women's leagues requires empathy and management skills.Protecting one's peace is essential in competitive environments.Tennis teaches valuable life lessons about patience and resilience.Adapting to challenges is a crucial skill learned through sports.Maintaining a positive attitude can influence others positively.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Jen Woolcott02:31 Personal Journey in Tennis05:45 Leadership in Women's Tennis Leagues08:27 Life Lessons from Tennis11:30 The Impact of Positivity in Sports ~Join the conversation thatās reshaping the game of tennis.~ | ā | ||||||
| 9/26/25 | ![]() Interview with Ashley Portwood | Ashley Portwood shares her journey in tennis, discussing her role at USTA Southwest and the importance of community development in the sport. She emphasizes the positive impact of tennis on individuals and the significance of coaching in shaping players' experiences. The discussion highlights the various opportunities available in tennis, including leagues and community events, and the need for a supportive environment to foster a love for the game.TakeawaysOur mission here is to change the culture of tennis.Tennis started for me at 13, a late start.USTA's reach is broader than many realize.Community events are vital for introducing tennis.Tennis on Campus program was my starting point.I hope people play tennis for a lifetime.Leagues provide structure and community.Coaching can make or break a player's experience.Positive coaching leads to positive player development.USTA offers resources for coaches to improve.Chapters00:00 Changing the Culture of Tennis01:45 Ashley Portwood's Journey in Tennis06:40 Community Development in Tennis09:27 The Importance of Tennis Leagues12:05 The Impact of Coaching on Players~Join the conversation thatās reshaping the game of tennis.~ | ā | ||||||
| 9/5/25 | ![]() Interview with Katarina Petrovic | In this episode of the HTP podcast, Katarina Petrovic, aka Kaca, discusses her journey from a young tennis player in Serbia to a successful head coach at FIU, winning 3 USA Conference Championships.They explore the cultural shifts in tennis, the importance of education, and the evolving landscape of recruitment in the sport.Kaca shares her personal experiences, coaching philosophy, and the challenges faced in developing a competitive team.The conversation highlights the significance of passion, hard work, and the changing perceptions of college tennis.š TakeawaysKaca's journey in tennis began at a young age in Serbia.She faced many challenges, including language barriers and limited resources.Education was a priority for Kaca, even amidst her tennis career.The culture of college tennis has shifted towards valuing education alongside athleticism.Kaca emphasizes the importance of a supportive coaching staff for team success.Recruiting international players has become a necessity for college coaches.Kaca's coaching philosophy focuses on both physical fitness and mental resilience.She believes in the importance of being aggressive on the court.Kaca's experiences highlight the sacrifices made for tennis success.The conversation reflects on the changing landscape of women's tennis.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Kaca's Journey02:57 Early Tennis Beginnings in Serbia05:24 Transitioning to Coaching and Education08:18 The Evolution of College Tennis11:07 Building a Championship Team at FIU14:03 Recruitment Challenges and Strategies16:31 Reflections on Hard Work and Vision~Join the conversation thatās reshaping the game of tennis.~ | ā | ||||||
| 8/29/25 | ![]() Interview with Lisa Pugliese-LaCroix | Lisa shares her inspiring journey from a promising tennis career to founding Love Serving Autism, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping children with autism through tennis. The conversation explores her early experiences in tennis, the challenges she faced transitioning to a career in speech therapy, and the obstacles encountered while building her nonprofit. Lisa emphasizes the importance of inclusivity in sports and the profound impact tennis can have on children with developmental disabilities. She also discusses the significance of maintaining perspective during tough times and the rewarding nature of her work.š TakeawaysLisa started playing tennis at the age of five in Memphis, Tennessee.She transitioned from a competitive tennis career to speech therapy after facing injuries.Founding Love Serving Autism was driven by a passion for helping children with autism.The nonprofit integrates tennis with speech and occupational therapy for children.Lisa emphasizes the importance of consistency in teaching children with autism.She faced significant challenges in managing her nonprofit while working full-time.The impact of tennis on children with autism is profound and rewarding.Inclusivity in sports is crucial for the development of children with disabilities.Perspective is key in overcoming challenges and maintaining motivation.Building a supportive community is essential for the success of nonprofit initiatives.~Join the conversation thatās reshaping the game.~ | ā | ||||||
| 7/11/25 | ![]() Interview with Amanda Moore (Fink) | Ever wondered what itās really like chasing the pro tennis dream? In this episode of the HTP Podcast, Gira sits down with Amanda Moore (Fink), former top 300 player, tennis scholarship to the University of Southern California, and passionate coach, to unpack her journey from age 8 with a racquet in hand to the professional circuit.Amanda shares the raw realities of life on tourāfrom the independence and confidence tennis builds to the quiet loneliness between matches. She dives into the importance of setting realistic goals, understanding your travel and support needs, and planning your path if youāre considering the pro tour. Whether youāre a junior dreaming of the next level or a parent wanting a clearer view of the tennis world, this episode brings real talk and encouragement for your journey.Key Points:ā Amanda's tennis journey: starting from age 8, top 5-10 national junior, USC standout, top 300 in the world.ā Life lessons from tennis: independence, resilience, problem-solving, and maturity.ā The realities of pro tennis: travel challenges, financial strain, and isolation on tour.ā Advice for aspiring pros: setting realistic goals, understanding travel/support needs.ā The importance of planning, managing expectations, and defining success in tennis. | ā | ||||||
| 6/27/25 | ![]() Interview with Kate Paulus | In this episode, Kate Paulus shares her powerful tennis journeyāfrom picking up a racquet in Kansas City to competing at the Division 1 level at TCU. She opens up about the emotional toll of injuries, the mental pressure of elite tennis, and how gratitude and perspective helped her through the toughest moments. Kate also gets candid about hot-button topics like fairness in women's sports and the value of creating safe spaces for all athletes. This conversation is equal parts real, reflective, and inspiring.Key topics:Moving from KC to South Florida to trainPlaying D1 tennis at TCUInjury, medical retirement, and recoveryMental health in junior tennisPressure, comparison, and emotional burnoutThe value of life skills gained through tennisAdvocating for fairness in womenās sportsHer coachās life-changing advice: āZoom out.ā | ā | ||||||
| 6/13/25 | ![]() Interview with Olivia Kim | In this inspiring episode, Olivia Kim shares how she went from playing tennis just once a week in 9th grade to earning an academic scholarship to play collegiate tennis at Trinity.After switching schools and homeschooling to pursue the sport full-time, she pushed through self-doubt, gossip, and early setbacks in a competitive tennis community.Olivia opens up about overcoming the pressure, finding confidence, and thriving in a positive college tennis environment.Now a psychology grad set to become a therapist for kids with autism, she reminds us that perseverance and passion can lead you exactly where youāre meant to be.Key highlights:Starting tennis seriously in high school with limited experienceHomeschooling to fully commit to tennisBattling discouragement and toxic tennis cultureLanding an academic scholarship through hard workThriving in a supportive college team and finding purpose beyond the sport | ā | ||||||
| 5/30/25 | ![]() Interview with Trang Tran | What happens when tennis opens doors beyond the court? š¾āØIn this powerful episode of the HTP Podcast, Gira Schofield sits down with Trang, a junior in high school who shares her inspiring journey from Vietnam to the U.S.āand from picking up a racquet to earning a college scholarship. š»š³ā”ļøšŗšøTrang opens up about:ā How Serve the Future nonprofit changed her lifeā Learning tennis later than mostāand thriving anywayā Earning a scholarship to Canyon College through hard work and mindsetā Her dream of becoming an experimental psychologistā Advice for younger players: āJust do itāstep out of your comfort zone!āWhether you're a young athlete, a parent, or just love stories of grit and growth, this episode is packed with heart and purpose. Trangās journey shows that with support, discipline, and passion, anything is possible.š§ Watch now to feel inspired and motivated on your own journeyāon and off the court!š Donāt forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more real stories and mental strength tips. | ā | ||||||
| 5/16/25 | ![]() Meditation Positive Self-Talk | Ever feel like your biggest opponent is you? In this episode, weāre taking you through a calming, powerful guided meditation to help you rewire your self-talk, shake off self-doubt, and step into your power ā point by point, breath by breath.Through deep breathing, full-body relaxation, and powerful visualization, you'll learn to:⨠Quiet the mental noise during matches ⨠Reframe negative thoughts like āIām not good enough.ā ⨠Replace them with game-changing affirmations like āI have what it takes to compete.ā ⨠Visualize yourself staying focused, strong, and confident ā no matter what the scoreboard says.Whether youāve ever thrown your racket in frustration or just felt stuck in your head⦠this is your moment to reset and refocus.Press play. Close your eyes. Letās train your mind like a champion. | ā | ||||||
| 5/2/25 | ![]() Why is Self-Talk Important in Tennis? | Ever feel like your own brain is your toughest opponent? š In this episode of the HTP Podcast, weāre diving into the science of self-talk ā how the words you say to yourself can either build your game or break it down.š¬ Learn why your brain believes everything you tell it, how to rewire your mindset for performance, and why players like Djokovic and Coco Gauff are talking to themselvesāfor good reason.š¾ This is part 1 of our 3-part series on mastering your mental gameādon't miss it! ⨠Take a breath, tune in, and start training your inner voice.š§ Streaming now on Spotify, Apple, and all podcast platforms! | ā | ||||||
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