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Episode #41 Season 24: Shaun Boyce & Justin Yeo

Hey tennis fans! Welcome to the Atlanta Tennis Podcast, powered by GoTennis! Every episode starts with tennis and takes off from there, featuring fascinating guests who share their unique insights into the game we all love. Whether you’re a weekend warrior, a seasoned player, or just love talking about tennis, this podcast is for you.

In this episode, we’re tackling something that’s transforming the sport: the modern game. What does it mean? How is it different? And most importantly, how can it help YOU play better tennis? We’ve got all the answers right here.

About Our Guest

Joining us is none other than Justin Yeo, a world-class tennis pro from Australia now making waves in Puerto Rico. Justin’s reputation as a coach and tennis guru is well-earned, and he’s here to break down what makes the modern game tick. From biomechanics to recovery routines, this guy knows it all—and he’s sharing it with us today.

What We’ll Be Discussing Today

This episode is a deep dive into the evolution of tennis. We’re talking about:

• What exactly is the modern game?
• How player preparation, physicality, and recovery are shaping today’s game.
• Why the latest racket and string technology matter more than you think.
• What amateur players need to focus on to improve without overhauling their game.

We’ll also touch on how today’s top players—think Nadal, Alcaraz, and Federer—are pushing the limits and inspiring the next generation.

Insights You Will Gain

• Why the modern game isn’t just about technique; it’s a physical and mental grind.
• How smarter recovery can unlock your full potential.
• The impact of equipment innovations like string patterns and racket technology.
• Why focusing on the first 4-5 shots in a rally could be the game-changer you’ve been looking for.

Key Takeaways

1. Efficiency is key: The modern game is about hitting smarter, not harder.
2. Recovery matters: Great players spend more time recovering than training—it’s that important.
3. Tailored training works: Stay in your lane and focus on improving what YOU do best.
4. Don’t skip the basics

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