• Ep. 53: Using humor as a learning tool- with Conor Casey!

  • Oct 15 2024
  • Length: 43 mins
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Ep. 53: Using humor as a learning tool- with Conor Casey!

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  • In this episode we welcome Conor Casey, a former professional and collegiate tennis player who now serves as the head pro at Kingston Tennis Club. Known for his humorous and engaging presence on Instagram as @coachconorcasey, Conor shares his unique journey from aspiring pro to beloved coach, revealing how he found joy in teaching after initially struggling with the pressures of competition.

    The conversation highlights the importance of humor in coaching and how laughter can create a more enjoyable learning environment for players.

    Conor's passion for tennis and teaching shines through, making it clear that his approach balances fun with accountability. Tune in for an insightful look at the lighter side of tennis coaching, underscoring the importance of humor and connection in the sport.


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    Tennis is having a midlife crisis


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