ELITE tennis coach Louis Cayer on his DOUBLES TIPS Episode 237
Louis Cayer is one of the most successful coaches in tennis. Listen to the full episode out now and available on all podcast platforms by searching 'Control the Controllables'. He´s transformed doubles in Great Britain, guiding 3 British players to World Mens doubles number 1 and coaching players to a whopping 19 Grand Slam titles! It´s no surprise that his chat with CTC host Dan Kiernan back in 2021 is still our 2nd most listened to episode, and is too good not to bring back to you. Listen to Louis discuss the evolution of doubles, and how he continues to stay up with the latest trends of the sport. He also shares his top 3 tips for doubles players of all levels. There are some gems in here, as there always is when talking to Louis. Enjoy! Listen to more from Louis in his full episode on all podcast platforms. Podcast platforms: Control the Controllables Instagram: ctc.podcast TikTok: Controlthecontrollables
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