The following is a transcript of part two of the Game Changers Webinar. Joe: One of the problems in tennis, you know, we talked earlier about the fact that people shouldn’t be thinking too much. The less they think, the more they’re capable of getting in the flow or getting in the zone as coaches …
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The following is a transcript of the Introduction of the Game Changers Webinar. Billy: I was hoping you could take a few minutes and share some of the products, the history behind them, ideas, thoughts, or whatever comes to mind about these cool products you invented. Joe: Sure, thanks Billy, for organizing this. And Kalindi, …
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Originally written by Joe Dinoffer for Racquet Sports Industry Magazine – July 2004 Over four centuries ago, Sir Francis Bacon said, “Things alter for the worse spontaneously, if they be not altered for the better designedly.” The same holds true for each area of our tennis business. This article will address the tennis lesson segment …
And why we should listen to them Originally written by Joe Dinoffer for Tennis Industry Magazine – October 2003 Everyone knows that acquisition of customers (or players) is much more expensive than retaining them in the first place. An executive with Club Corporation of America once told me, “You have to sell a ton of …
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Originally written by Joe Dinoffer for Racquet Sports Industry Magazine – June 2006 Thousands of players are proponents of ball machines and love practicing with them. Others don’t bother. First, let’s cover the reasons for the large fan club. Ball machines offer more balls per hour by far. Here are the statistics. An average player …
There are 2 main objectives in pickleball. You may think this is overly simplistic. Read on and you may be in for a wonderful surprise as understanding this concept can boost your playing level very quickly. But, first let’s set the scene by reviewing the 2 types of errors. Then we will share our sport’s …
