The tennis coach needs to read this article with an open mind and think about what I am going to say.

This is the story.

I sent a tweet yesterday.

"Tennis parents, ask your coach how many representatives your child will receive in their course."

So another coach is back,

"No, that's not right, because my students' parents don't pay me to make a ball machine."

Look, this is why coaches are at the lowest point in history in tennis.

The truth is this.

As for the top players who guide you, you will pay more attention to practicing the game, tactics and strategy, but for other junior players you will coach, they will need to add more weapons and the best way to do it in their game. This is done by taking advantage of the representatives in the primary plan.

The coaches think they've always been paid [and I'm serious too] to show parents how good they are, rather than using more delegates to help their students jump the learning curve!

Think about it…

How bad is the tennis coach? was originally published on Spring