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[Sutateni+] Lessons designed to improve your tennis game, featuring professional players Michihisa Onoda, Takao Suzuki, and Ai Sugiyama, are now available! In addition to over 600 archived videos, more than 10 exclusive, unreleased YouTube lesson videos are released every month! Suitable for all levels, you're sure to find a video that addresses your concerns and areas for improvement. Join here: https://sutateniplus.jp ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Cast] Michihisa Onoda (Japan Tennis Association Certified S-Class Elite Coach) Highest Japan Ranking: Singles 3rd / Doubles 4th Highest World Ranking: Singles 296th / Doubles 306th [Major Achievements/Records] All Japan Championships Doubles Runner-up (2000) All Japan Championships Singles Semi-finalist (2003) Asian Games Doubles Bronze Medal (1998) Asian Games Team Gold Medal (2002) Australian Open Qualifying Participant (2003) Busan Challenger Doubles Champion (2003) Futures Champion (Singles) 5 times   / onoda_m_tennis   =========================================== Takao Suzuki (Former Davis Cup Japan Representative) Affiliation: Team REC Highest Japan Ranking: S1 / D1 Highest World Ranking: S102 / D119 [Major Achievements and Records] All Japan Championships Singles Champion 3 times (1996, 1997, 2007) Most wins by a Davis Cup Japan representative (41 wins) Atlanta Olympics Japan Representative US Open Main Draw Participant (1999, 2004) Wimbledon Main Draw Participant, Reached 2nd Round (2003) Australian Open Main Draw Participant, Reached 2nd Round (2005) ATP 500 Japan Open First Japanese pair to win (2005)   / takaosuzuki76   =========================================== Ai Sugiyama (Head Coach of the Japanese Women's Tennis Team) Highest Japanese Ranking: Singles 1st / Doubles 1st Highest World Ranking: Singles 8th / Doubles 1st [Major Achievements and Records] Represented Japan at the Atlanta, Sydney, Athens, and Beijing Olympics Winner of the French Open, Wimbledon, and US Open Doubles Winner of the US Open Mixed Doubles WTA Tour Singles Titles: 6 times, Doubles 38 Championship Wins 2 All Japan Singles Championships Wins (1995, 1996)   / aisugiyamaofficial   ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Star Tennis Academy will generously share the experience of top professionals such as Michihisa Onoda, Takao Suzuki, and Ai Sugiyama, as well as the knowledge of tour coaches, to provide learning opportunities for everyone.