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	Podcast:		The WebTennis Show
	Episode:		WTMW 021: The Frustrated Jim McLennan & My Questions About The Modern Forehand
	Category:		Sports & Recreation
	Duration:		00:40:25
	Publish Date:		2015-05-05 19:06:31
	Description:		Jim McLennan is at times a frustrated scientist. He’s always looking for old and new ways to help his students understand what it feels like to hit the tennis ball with effortless power. Jim and I get into why it’s so tough at times for our students to get back to a beginner’s mind and just let go ... The 2nd part of this interview with Mac is me asking him about my frickin forehand groundie ;-) Am I flexible enough to hit some version of the Federer ‘whip’ forehand? We shall see … Would love to read your thoughts about this interview. Let me know in the Comments area below. Thanks ... ———— After listening to this podcast, please take a minute to honestly Rate & Review this episode, and if you want more tennis instruction, please Subscribe to this podcast so that new episodes will automatically be delivered straight to your phone, tablet, and/or computer’s iTunes account. Many thanks in advance … ————— Are you a competitive singles &/or doubles player? Do you play league and/or tournamment matches? Do you want to consistently play at the top of your game in your practice matches? Get signed up for my free email alerts and I'll give you a complimentary copy of my course titled "The Must Have Mental Skills For Competitive Tennis Players". http://www.webtennis.com/players/free-mental-skills-course/ ————— You can also find me, Brent Abel, over at my tennis instructional blog at http://WebTennis.com where I’ve got (probably way too much!) free instructional content along with several paid detailed courses. If you have a question you’d like me to answer in a future episode of the WebTennis Mobile Workshop podcast, here’s where you can leave that question: VOICEMAIL : 925-268-0211 SKYPE: webtennis EMAIL: brent [at] webtennis.com COMMENTS: WebTennis.com Blog ————— As always, come on now, get out there and make it a great day ;-)
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