Jeff Coetzee is slowly becoming one of the biggest sporting icon’s in the history of South Africa. The black right-handed professional tennis player from the town of Okiep in the northern cape of South Africa began playing tennis when he was nine years old.
Mark Keil, former professional tennis player and now coach at Bosse Sports in Sudbury, Mass. writes this week on the life of one of New England’s finest players, Bud Schultz.
Mark Keil, the director/producer of the cult classic “The Journeymen”, and now tennis coach, writes about two very positive tennis foundations.
Eric Butorac, the American doubles specialist currently ranked No. 45 in the world, has made a few visits to Bosse Sports, my club in Boston, where I have taught over the past few months.
Yves Allegro, the Swiss doubles specialist, grew up in the small town of Grone, Switzerland. His father built a tennis club, and that’s where Allegro was introduced to the sport as a toddler.
Buster Mottram was once ranked as high as number fourteen in the world and reached the round of sixteen at Wimbledon in 1982.
Mark Keil, the director/producer of “The Journeymen” and now tennis coach writes on former Danish tennis great Torben Ulrich.
This week, director/producer of the tennis documentary “The Journeymen” and now tennis coach Mark Keil’s weekly column on tennis discusses how to become a professional tennis player.
Director/producer of the tennis documentary “The Journeymen” Mark Keil’s weekly column takes a new angle this week. The former professional tennis player is now a tennis coach, and he enlightens you on his tennis philosophy with his coach’s corner article.
“The Journeymen’s ” director/producer and former professional tennis player Mark Keil’s weekly commentary on the state of the men’s and women’s tennis tours.
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