In this episode, I break down how many hours tennis coaches typically spend on court each week. This is based on the 5 tennis coaching jobs I had before my current business and also how I balance being a business owner and a coach.

As career coach you need to get to 30 hours a week minimum to earn enough income and as a business owner there is a risk of being on court too much, at the expense of working on and in your business operations.

From the market garden to the ad agency- this episode is about the real life jobs I worked before and during my coaching career.

Labouring, apple picking, working in sales, even a stint in advertising - these roles gave me lessons in patience, communication, work ethic and people skills that I carry onto the court today.

So for all coaches out there, all jobs teach you something and they can help you become a better tennis coach.

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In this episode of The Art of Tennis, I share the 17 tips I give every new coach at my academy.

From running safe, high-energy sessions to rally-based learning and metaphors like “shine the torch”, this is your practical guide to building on-court presence and avoiding rookie mistakes.

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