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Episodes
Friday Aug 07, 2020
Redefining Success - Cristina Moros
Friday Aug 07, 2020
Friday Aug 07, 2020
- 01:23 - How did Jeff Moore influence you as a college tennis coach?
- 03:47 - Are you cultivating Jeff's high-level competitiveness culture in your team?
- 05:53 - Why did you take a long break between your college playing career and becoming a college tennis coach?
- 07:56 - Do you regret the decision to not become a Top 50 player and continue a professional career?
- 08:46 - What pushed you over the edge to become a college tennis coach?
- 10:50 - How do you think you have evolved over the last few years as a coach?
- 12:58 - How do you connect with your student-athletes?
- 15:25 - Do you use social media to connect with your current student-athletes?
- 17:10 - Do you have any tips/insights for how you manage your time so well?
- 20:51 - Why do you believe it is important to serve college tennis and what advice do you have for coaches to get involved?
- 22:46 - Do you believe that being a woman of color has hurt you from a recruiting standpoint?
- 25:28 - How can we increase the level of diversity among college tennis?
- 29:30 - Is there a book that has had a major impact on you as a coach?
- 30:20 - Do you have a favorite drill?
- 32:08 - What is one thing you've changed your mind on in recent years in coaching or in life?
- 32:59 - What is your favorite quote?
- 33:41 - What is one lesson you hope your players have learned by the time they leave your program?
For Cristina's book recommendation, "Sum It Up" by Pat Summit, click here!
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