Tips from the pros. Pro player video interviews with TW

[BeHappy]

Originally Posted by JohnYandell

Mr happy man-would you send me an email--I'd like your opinion on something of possible significance

videotennis@metricmail.com

email sent .

[Fay]

Originally Posted by SFrazeur

Who wants a tough question after that? TW would not want to scare players off from speaking with them ever again.
-SF

Are the players fined if they refuse a scheduled interview? Or are they allowed to pass on interviews if they wish?

[tenzinrocks]

Dang now that's disapointing, no djokovic?

[ace-nelis]

nice vids....

[Fay]

Those are great video tips ...

I wonder why Rafa Nadal is not there.

I wrote to him on his fan page and I also wrote to Tennis Warehouse

he is very kind and generous, I have no idea why his tip is not at the top of the page along with Roger's

[coach81]

Brad Gilbert Interview
Brad Gilbert on his life, pro tennis career & coaching the world's top players.

[plasma]

the labels for the "interviews" are very misleading, many of them are equipment promo and not critical journalism. As a veteran published journalist I could smell the promo like a warm steamy pile.
To sell it as technical stuff and describe it innacurately, and then add bullet points at the end doesn't make it technical instruction or tips, it just makes it confusing and a cheap way to mislead your customers.
If the guy with a british accent wants to be a color commentator he should just interview these guys and gals and keep it to the players themselves.
Then take one or two and do a real instructional.
THen spens some tiem with one and do AAAALLLLL the promo crap you want for equipment.
This is kind of a shodily done promo-equipment-ad journalism sold as "tips" is an insult to real professional coaching if you ask me...
I expect more form tw
like mini clips of the wonderful instructionals you sell.

[ccmasterk]

Originally Posted by plasma

the labels for the "interviews" are very misleading, many of them are equipment promo and not critical journalism. As a veteran published journalist I could smell the promo like a warm steamy pile.
To sell it as technical stuff and describe it innacurately, and then add bullet points at the end doesn't make it technical instruction or tips, it just makes it confusing and a cheap way to mislead your customers.
If the guy with a british accent wants to be a color commentator he should just interview these guys and gals and keep it to the players themselves.
Then take one or two and do a real instructional.
THen spens some tiem with one and do AAAALLLLL the promo crap you want for equipment.
This is kind of a shodily done promo-equipment-ad journalism sold as "tips" is an insult to real professional coaching if you ask me...
I expect more form tw
like mini clips of the wonderful instructionals you sell.

Yeah, I agree. I feel like most of the videos are just, "Hey, I like tennis and you should play with Head because they give me lots of money" and not much else. There are a few good ones, for the most part I feel like they're just ads.

[Sreeram]

Originally Posted by ccmasterk

Yeah, I agree. I feel like most of the videos are just, "Hey, I like tennis and you should play with Head because they give me lots of money" and not much else. There are a few good ones, for the most part I feel like they're just ads.

I like Murray comments, he says he plays with this stick because it is close to the one he played from the childhood. He does not say it is a magical stick or advertise it.
I know verywell that he does not play with radicals and it is a PJ. Still i like his comments.

[Kameron]

Hi...,
Nice tips....
Staff your tips are 100% good.
This is very useful and hopefull this thread will be will be referenced long into the future...Thanks for sharing this.

[Timbo's hopeless slice]

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my bad