Would You Like to “Never Miss Again?!” The Science of Infinity Can Help

Author: Shaun Boyce and Bobby Schindler
Published: Wed 22 Jan 2025
Episode Link: https://letsgotennis.com/atlanta-tennis-podcast/would-you-like-to-never-miss-again-the-science-of-infinity-can-help

Season #25 Episode#:07 Shaun Boyce & Bobby Schindler

Today we’re in another fun episode of the GoTennis Podcast! where tennis is just the start! As always, the podcast is hosted by Shaun Boyce. We believe this episode gives you a dynamic discussion regarding the sport, with guests from every aspect of the tennis universe. This week, Shaun is joined by none other than Jack Broudy, former competitive tennis player, and current highly sought after tennis coach and content creator.

Specializing in a hybrid approach to tennis coaching, combined with a breakout Youtube career, Jack is an interesting guest in our podcast today. So get ready for a deep, entertaining and inspiring conversation that’s going to change the way you think about tennis!

About Jack Broudy

Behind the traditional lines of a tennis court is a figure whose impact manifests all around the tennis world. Jack Broudy has seen and done all there is to do in tennis; he's been around the game for decades. He’s also known for his YouTube channel, where his signature (the cowboy hat) has become his calling card. But don’t be deceived by the hat — Jack is an incredibly knowledgeable coach, passionate about making tennis accessible and fun for players of every level.

Jack’s journey into tennis began when he started playing as a junior and eventually played college tennis. He has played D1 tennis at UC San Diego and played D3 tennis at the University of North Carolina and has felt the highs and lows of collegiate competition. Now, Jack is a seasoned coach who well, pushes the envelope towards a more modern interpretation of the game providing him with an edge as a tennis teacher.

Key Topics Raised in the Podcast

Jack’s Tennis Background and Journey: Jack discusses his tennis background, including being a junior, what his junior ranking was and what was like to play at Kalamazoo, one of the largest junior tournament in the United States. He discusses his transition to college tennis, navigating D1 and D3 tennis and some of the things he learned along the journey.
The Impact of Technology on Tennis Coaching: One of the highlights of the podcast is how Jack’s philosophy on the integration of technology into tennis training by Jack. Jack talks about digital analysis and modern coaching tools as part of the technology that is transforming how players train, learn, and improve.
Tennis Instruction on YouTube: Jack’s YouTube channel has a big following, and in this episode he shares how he uses it as a stage for teaching tennis. He expounds on what stands out to him when creating content that is user-friendly, how he addresses complex tennis ideas, and what it’s like to teach a global audience on his platform.
Coaching Philosophy and Personal Style: Jack shares insights behind his personal coaching style. Not only focusing what on the court nailed down, what is technical & had talent but focused how a coach can connect with their player definitely to do better on one & off the court.
Challenges and Rewards of College Tennis: Jack offers an insight into the life of a collegiate tennis player, comparing his time at D1 and D3 tennis programs. He talks about the greatest challenges confronted by student-athletes and how college tennis is vital to the development of future pros.

The Parts of the Podcast that Might Intrigue You

The Signature Cowboy Hat: Jack is often seen sporting a cowboy hat while filming his YouTube videos; truth is, there is a remarkable story behind this signature style. In this episode, Jack shares the story of how the hat became part of his brand and why he sees it as such a key part of his identity as a coach and content creator.”
Jack’s Philosophy of Tennis Coaching for the New Generation: Jack reframes traditional coaching practices and reveals his approach to the frying pan here. Jack’s methodology provides a window into the new landscape of tennis instruction, with an emphasis on adaptation, individual coaching and the use of technology.
The Untold Realities of College Tennis: If you want to dive into what being a college tennis player is like, check out Jack’s post about what it really means to compete in college tennis at both D1 and D3 levels. He provides candid perspectives on the pressure, dedication and sacrifice that accompany being a student-athlete in a competitive setting.

Be Our Next Guest!

At GoTennis! we believe that everybody has a story to tell. Do you have an interesting viewpoint on tennis, whether you’re a coach, player, businessperson or someone else involved in any way in tennis? We want to hear from you! Please visit our My Tennis Story page and share your unique tennis story. One of our next episodes might invite you as our guest and let you share your valuable insights. It’s a chance to meet other tennis enthusiasts, impart some of your knowledge and help boost the game we all cherish.

Learn more about Jack Broudy and NonLinearTennis: https://www.nonlineartennis.net/about

Jack Broudy IG: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DFImNNEvFP5/

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