James Allan’s notes last week about unenviable aspects of Australian tennis certainly struck a chord with me.
When in Sydney, I walk my dog regularly past tennis courts at which I witness superb coaching taking place involving not just teenagers but small children of both sexes. If such teaching excellence were widely replicated elsewhere, our tennis future would seem to be in very good hands – but there is rather more to top-level tennis of course than simply hitting the ball.
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