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Another week - another fabulus guest.

Former world number 1 in doubles Jamie Murray.

Jamie talks about his rise from junior to senior mainstay.

His relationship with his brother Andy murray growing up, the sibling rivalry, the closeness and how he thinks doubles can be given more attention.

Plus his love of Manchester United and loads more.

The guests keep coming, so subscribe, share and review.

NB. This interveiw took place before it was announced that Jamie would be the new tournament direct of the Queens Club Tournament.

It’s time for the grand finale of a wild curling season!

In their latest podcast episode, Lori, Mary and G3 Daryell Nowlan gather for a riotous look at the last few weeks of the rapidly concluding 2023 curling season.

Episode 19 of season 8 begins with some Ontario curling madness, as both Mary and Lori finish the season with championship trophies.

The panel then disseminates the major event format and qualification announcements made by Curling Canada, affecting championships, Olympic Trials qualifying, athlete residency rules and more.

Then it’s on to storylines surrounding the Players Championship Grand Slam, team lineup changes, the World Mixed Doubles championship and more.

Enjoy the episode, the upcoming summer months and stay safe!

Co-host, John Lloyd releases his autobiography, the uniquely titled, and fabulous book - Dear John.

Listen to John talk about the inspirations behind the book, his tennis career, his love life, his marriage to Chris Evert, his doubles success, his admiration for John McEnroe, his friendship with Donald Trump, and loads more.

This really is a fantastic episode!

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What makes a good and a not so good doubles partner?

Nelson and Rez breakdown their favourite and least favourite characteristics of a partner on court

Enjoy

Clone a chicken not that bad, clone a sheep ok that is pretty cool, clone a human we have some issues.  We talk about some crazy conspiracy and how this world might be full of clones. Are they real? is your significant other even a real human? 

Vanessa Van Dyken is currently one of the highest ranked FPO Disc Golfers in the world. She is a member of the Discraft Elite team and currently has 19 career wins. In this episode we talk about everything from disc golf's mental game, touring the world as a professional disc golfer, and disc golf injuries.

More Vanessa IG: @vanessavandyken

More Zen Disc Golf www.zendiscgolf.com IG: @zendiscgolf

Cover Photo Credit: MarKing IG: @markingofdg

Jonathan Havercroft and Ryan McGhee of Rocks Across The Pond Podcast join Kevin to discuss how a Power Play is used in the Mixed Doubles Final of the 2018 World Cup event in Omaha, Nebraska. Link to The Curling News to follow along with video and graphics, and watch the entire game on YouTube.

Peter Fleming is this week's guest.

Former singles world number 8, but known as a doubles legend as partner to one of the GOATs - John McEnroe.

Peter openly answers how he felt playing second fiddle to Supermac, handling perfectionist McEnroe, his own tantrums, his overview of the game in general and more.

Another great guest, and another great show.

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17 times Grand Slam Champion, and doubles legend Mark Woodforde joins us for a chat.  One half of the iconic 'Woodies' partnership, as well US Open Champ with none other than John McEnroe.

Mark talks honestly about his career, learning from McEnroe, how singles players should play doubles and loads more.

Join us for the best episode yet!

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Stunt performers are there to take all risks and absorb all the hits to make an action scene come to life in a film or tv show. They make it all seem easy…..until something goes wrong and in this world of stunts there’s always that danger. One miscue, one false move, one unsecured rig can end a person’s career or even their life, but they know that going in to this job. As much as their roles have evolved over the decades, what also has changed is the push for more safety regulations and more recognition from Hollywood.

Continuing from episode 15, Stephen Koepfer and Rose Sias shed more light on the most dangerous department on set.

Films and tv shows have become more and more action oriented as time goes on. There is a demand for more eye-popping thrills but with a healthy dose of scrutiny as to the authenticity of a fight scene or a car chase or a fall from a building. A director can dream up all the death-defying sequences they want but without a dedicated stunt department to coordinate it all, they will remain a dream.

Stephen Koepfer and Rose Sias give us a break down of the tight-knit community that are the stunt performers, the stunt doubles and the stunt coordinators of film and television.

I know what you're saying. Another rules episode? But this episode is important. Really important. Especially if you think the rules of tennis are boring and you don't carry a copy of them with you and you assume someone else will tell you the appropriate rule when the situation comes up. I want to make clear in this episode that, if that's you, you're giving away points! So let's get into it, the rules of tennis and why they are so, so important to know.

GET THE SHOW NOTES:

Hi, it's Kim! Thanks for listening! You can leave me your comments or suggestions by going to the show notes for this episode and leaving a comment at the bottom of the page. Those show notes also include an edited transcript, links to resources and tons of other tennis info. You can find them at:

http://tennisfixation.com/quicktips170

If you enjoy this show, I hope you'll subscribe and download a bunch of the episodes. And I would be so grateful if you would take just a minute or two to review this show on iTunes. You can easily do it on your computer but you can also do it on your phone by searching for the "tennis quick tips" in the Podcast app, clicking on the Tennis Quick Tips artwork, and then clicking on "Reviews" (it's easier than it sounds!). I would love to highlight reviews on the podcast so if you leave one, listen in for me to read it! And thanks in advance for doing that!

CONNECT WITH ME!

You can find me and get more of my tennis stuff by clicking here:

My Tennis Fixation website: http://tennisfixation.com

My Amazon book: Real Tennis Tips For Real Tennis Players at http://tennisfixation.com/tipsbook

Let's get really real in this episode. Let's talk about what you can really do when you face a better player on the tennis court. Because it's inevitable that that will happen if you are playing tennis with a variety of players on a regular basis. So, what are some tips, tactics, strategies, etc. to help us face, and maybe even overcome, the situation of playing against a better tennis player? That's what we're talking about in this episode.

GET THE SHOW NOTES:

Hi, it's Kim! Thanks for listening! You can leave me your comments or suggestions by going to the show notes for this episode and leaving a comment at the bottom of the page. Those show notes also include an edited transcript, links to resources and tons of other tennis info. You can find them at:

http://tennisfixation.com/quicktips168

If you enjoy this show, I hope you'll subscribe and download a bunch of the episodes. And I would be so grateful if you would take just a minute or two to review this show on iTunes. You can easily do it on your computer but you can also do it on your phone by searching for the "tennis quick tips" in the Podcast app, clicking on the Tennis Quick Tips artwork, and then clicking on "Reviews" (it's easier than it sounds!).  I would love to highlight reviews on the podcast so if you leave one, listen in for me to read it! And thanks in advance for doing that!

CONNECT WITH ME!

You can find me and get more of my tennis stuff by clicking here:

My Tennis Fixation website: http://tennisfixation.com

My Amazon book: Real Tennis Tips For Real Tennis Players at http://tennisfixation.com/tipsbook

Just when you think you've heard about every crazy thing that can happen in tennis, someone tells you about a new crazy thing! In this week's episode, we're going to talk the weird thing that one of my Tennis Quick Tips listeners experienced on court and we'll decide whether or not it was a hindrance!

GET THE SHOW NOTES:

Hi, it's Kim! Thanks for listening! You can leave me your comments or suggestions by going to the show notes for this episode and leaving a comment at the bottom of the page. Those show notes also include an edited transcript, links to resources and tons of other tennis info. You can find them at:

http://tennisfixation.com/quicktips167

If you enjoy this show, I hope you'll subscribe and download a bunch of the episodes. And I would be so grateful if you would take just a minute or two to review this show on iTunes. You can easily do it on your computer but you can also do it on your phone by searching for the "tennis quick tips" in the Podcast app, clicking on the Tennis Quick Tips artwork, and then clicking on "Reviews" (it's easier than it sounds!).  I would love to highlight reviews on the podcast so if you leave one, listen in for me to read it! And thanks in advance for doing that!

CONNECT WITH ME!

You can find me and get more of my tennis stuff by clicking here:

My Tennis Fixation website: http://tennisfixation.com

My Amazon book: Real Tennis Tips For Real Tennis Players at http://tennisfixation.com/tipsbook