In this episode, Caro and Borja interview renowned tennis coach Patrick Mouratoglou, who shares his journey from a shy child passionate about tennis to founding his own academy at 26 and becoming one of the most successful coach ever. He emphasizes the importance of passion, confidence, and competitiveness in tennis, drawing on experiences with top players like Serena Williams and Coco Gauff. Patrick discusses adapting tennis to attract younger audiences through UTS (Ultimate Tennis Showdown), a dynamic format for modern viewers. The conversation also highlights the crucial role of empathy and mental resilience in coaching and achieving success.
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Hello Caroline and Borja,
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My name is Peter Clarke; I’m a former professional tennis player turned entrepreneur from Ireland/Australia.
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Pete
Excellent episode! Patrick’s life story was so interesting and I understand him better and like him even more. Careful to not interrupt too much, especially with someone like Patrick who can talk easily and does not need prompting. Thank you!