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PathWays by Path

PathWays by Path

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Pathways breaks down what's really going on in competitive junior tennis. Every week, we tackle the development decisions, system gaps, and mindset traps that players, parents, and coaches navigate daily. No fluff. No hype. Just honest conversations about building players the right way.Journey Tennis
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  • 3 Things to Do After the Last Tournament of the Year

    3 Things to Do After the Last Tournament of the Year
    Oct 27 2026

    Andre Whitlock, a junior tennis coach, explains what to do when a season ends: review it with the player, pick one or two things to build, and plan the next calendar backward from the tournaments that matter most.

    He walks through a 15-year-old's off-season and how her training changed once there was no match on Saturday.
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    5 min
  • Three Things to Do Before Any National Tournament Trip

    Three Things to Do Before Any National Tournament Trip
    Oct 20 2026

    Daniel Reyes manages travel for a junior tennis academy. He tells the story of the first national trip he planned for a player, what went wrong two days before they left, and the three things he does before every tournament trip now.


    A practical conversation for players, parents, and coaches. Listen to the full episode.
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    5 min
  • Who Tells the Coach What Your Junior's Body Can Handle?

    Who Tells the Coach What Your Junior's Body Can Handle?
    Oct 13 2026

    Renata Sol, a physical therapist who works with junior players, explains how a season plan starts with one clear goal from the player and an honest read on his body.


    She walks through three steps that connect that read to the coach's training plan, the tournament calendar, and what parents do at home, using the story of a 14-year-old who wanted to win a round at his regional championship and still feel strong in the third set. A calm, practical conversation for players, parents, and coaches.
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    7 min
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