10/11/2021
What a weekend with the family to witness “THE HAMMER” getting inducted to the UF GATOR 🐊 HALL OF FAME CLASS of 2020. Maybe the wrong school in my humble opinion, but nonetheless THE 🔨wait for it…..NAILED his spot in the HOF! Congrats brother you earned it ✊🏽
05/26/2019
Summer Camp begins June 3 from 9am-12pm!
Pick and choose which weeks work best for you and let us know!
Call 561.253.4647 or email [email protected]
05/24/2019
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Big congrats to our middle school students winning awards at their tennis award ceremony at The Pine School! They have all worked real hard on and off the tennis court during the school season. Thanks Coach Vahid Mirzadeh & Matt Boggs for your help during the year. 🎾
05/24/2019
Summer Camp begins June 3 from 9am-12pm!
Week by week sign up is availiable to pick and choose which schedule works for your kid best! Call 561.253.4647 or message us for more details!
05/16/2019
Big congrats to our middle school students winning awards at their tennis award ceremony at The Pine School! They have all worked real hard on and off the tennis court during the school season. Thanks Coach Vahid Mirzadeh & Matt Boggs for your help during the year. 🎾
05/11/2019
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Shot after shot, keeping your eyes on your goals!!! 🎾🎾🎾 Call us today at 561.253.4647 to book your FREE 1 day classes at our Palm Beach, FL and Jupiter, FL locations! .
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09/18/2018
Classes have started for our junior programs already!
Call us or email for more details and book your spot in our programs:
10 & under or
10 & older group
Call 561.253.4647 or 561.723.5748!
Email: [email protected]
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09/13/2018
Enjoying and learning the game of tennis with a smile 🎾😀
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09/07/2018
Mirzadeh Tennis Academy updated their phone number.
Mirzadeh Tennis Academy updated their phone number.
09/07/2018
Even the great Rafa Nada is out there STILL doing some of the same drills that you learn as a junior tennis player!
09/03/2018
Preparation is always 🔑 when wanting to hit a more consistent shot
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09/02/2018
Shot after shot, keeping your eyes on your goals!!! 🎾🎾🎾 Call us today at 561.253.4647 to book your FREE 1 day classes at our Palm Beach, FL and Jupiter, FL locations! .
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08/03/2018
Mirzadeh | Tennis Academy
Mirzadeh Tennis Academy after-school academy begins on August 20, 2018 at the Breakers West Country Club!! We will begin starting our after-school academy on August 20, 2018. Call us at 561-723-5748!
Mirzadeh | Tennis Academy
08/03/2018
Mirzadeh Tennis Academy after-school academy begins on August 20, 2018 at the Breakers West Country Club!! We will begin starting our after-school academy on August 20, 2018. Call us at 561-723-5748!
05/07/2016
Alshaikh and Ball Claim All-SSC Doubles Honors
Congrats to former MTA player Wade Ball on his accomplishments!!
Alshaikh and Ball Claim All-SSC Doubles Honors
Duo one of three teams selected to second team
10/18/2015
Congrats to Mya and Danny to finishing 1rst and 2nd place at the Junior Grand Prix Tennis tournament at the Wellington Tennis Center!
06/17/2015
Great article on the mental aspect of tennis and sports in general that needs to be trained!
Behind Stan's rise - Mental Conditioning
While experts have been raving about his improved mental strength, not many know the man behind Wawrinka’s fine-tuned resolve. Utah-based Badri Narayan is the mental conditioning coach of the newly-crowned French Open champion.
Badri has been quietly, yet closely, working with the Swiss tennis star for five years, but the contract he has signed with the player doesn’t allow him to divulge the details of the training. He works as a sports psychologist consultant/mental conditioning coach for players on the ATP and WTA Tours.
Apart from Wawrinka, Badri is reportedly working with America’s John Isner and Japan’s Kei Nishikori. Badri has also worked with some of the big names in Indian cricket.
"If you look at the history of elite players, though winning is important to them, the primary focus is on the process, being in the moment, staying in tune with the strategy, being aware of the most important things like footwork, balance, watching the ball, breathing. These elements to the mind appear uninteresting, but that is where true mental training comes into the picture. Look at the likes of Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray. Winning is a result of simulating various scenarios - Imagery plays a very critical role for these players. They see these situations in their head and also visualize themselves responding appropriately to these challenges. It takes repetition, patience and practice till it becomes second nature for you. One cannot just show up at an event and think they will be able to do it. One needs to simulate all these real time scenarios on the practice court. One needs to take practice points as serious as the real ones and make sure you are playing the ball and the strategy more than the score."
"Tennis, being a very individual sport, requires tremendous mental discipline. In a match, it is the work that a player does in both mental and physical training off court/on court, that gets him to where he needs to be."
"Mental conditioning is about embarking on a process-driven approach towards excellence rather than a result-oriented approach. It involves an intricate system where the athlete breaks down his processes into little goal affirmations. Players who I work with come to me with a result perspective, often frustrated about things that don’t work for them, and there’s the disappointment of defeat that goes with it. My job is to break down this black and white big-picture approach, based simply on whether the player is winning or losing, to a more step-by-step process."
Question - How common is it for the top players in the game to use mental conditioning coaches today?
Badri - "The pressures of professional tennis like any sport is a lot. Tennis on the court , you are by yourself. You have to be a problem solver. For that to be done, you need to observe and understand what is going wrong where.. There is no one there to help you. You have the obvious pressure to win , outside pressures, own expectations etc. Top players understand the importance of this challenge and therefore are more inclined to place extra importance on mental discipline and conditioning. They treat mental conditioning as a very important aspect of the training process. Competition is like a mirror. It shows what you worked on and what you didn't and what you need to do. If you haven't simulated pressure like situations in practice and come out victorious , how do you expect yourself to do it in the heat of competition. Some Players use Mental Conditioning coaches exclusively. For some, coaches do both technical and mental conditioning. It depends on the level of challenge faced and how honest players become about their mental state and what it takes to over come those challenges."
Question - For effective results, how long do you think it is essential to work with a player?
Badri - "On average a mental skill takes about 4 to 6 months to be integrated into your training system. I would recommend atleast a year or so. Because if you become relaxed, confident, less serious, trusting your instincts, being non-judgemental and intelligent between the ears, you have conquered the greatest inner obstacle which naturally will take you to external success. It is not easy but worth it."
Sources:
article published on livemint.com by Venkat Ananth: "Badri Narayan - Ultimately, it's all in the head." - Jul. 2013.
article published on Sportskeeda.com by Haresh Ramchandani: Mental conditioning coach Badri Narayan interview", Aug 2013.
article published on Tennis World by Haresh Ramchandani: 'Mental conditioning coach Badri Narayanan talks about its growing importance, April 2015.
06/13/2015
Quick Doubles Tips from an ATP Pro
Great article on doubles Tips
Quick Doubles Tips from an ATP Pro
While both singles and doubles categorize tennis, both are very different from each other. Beyond the obvious, (one-on-one versus two-on-two), each discipline requires varied skill sets, and distinct mentalities. The fact is just because someone…
06/10/2015
MTA Summer Camp is right around the corner... Sign up and visit us at www.PBCTennis.com
06/02/2015
Come on guys... we can beat that
In case you missed it...57 year old George Hood broke the world record in a plank yesterday! His time? 5hr15mins!!
05/30/2015
Come check us out at Wellington Amphitheater!
05/05/2015
A bit late post but biggg Congrats to MTA players Jacq Hundley and Justin Sacks for BEING STATE CHAMPS in Doubles!!