Shaun Boyce and Bobby Schindler
324 episodes listed below
Racket sports from court level up.
GoTennis! Podcast treats racket sports as both a game and an industry. Its conversations move from string tension and paddle value to club economics, coaching trust, Atlanta pickleball leagues, and the communities forming around the courts.
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GoTennis! Podcast sits at the busy intersection of tennis, pickleball, coaching, club life, and racket-sports business. It feels more like a recorded clubhouse conversation than a formal sports program. The show moves quickly. Guests are asked who they are and why they matter, and the answer usually opens into something more useful than a simple biography. Gear episodes are direct and practical, with Matt Salerson explaining string tension, string types, power, control, spin, weather, and when a hybrid setup might make sense. Pickleball episodes widen the frame. Giovanni Garcia talks about paddle reviews, beginner budgets, marketing hype, and finding equipment that works below the premium price tier. Andrea Staniskiu explains Atlanta Team Pickleball, registration, league format, and how USTA Atlanta is presenting pickleball opportunities in Metro Atlanta. Business conversations can get surprisingly concrete. Darren Hornig frames court time as a perishable asset, comparing underused reservations to airline seats and hotel rooms that lose value once the hour passes. Coaching conversations carry a different kind of weight. Juan Garcia talks about building trust before correcting a client, while Greg Kasia reflects on dependability, relatability, mentors, and the long path toward developing future racket-sports professionals. The show also makes room for broader community questions. Andre Smith connects Bankhead Pickleball Club with accessibility, cultural representation, healthy habits, public health, and identity. The result is not just match talk or equipment chat. It is a practical map of how racket sports are played, taught, sold, booked, organized, and opened up to new people. The pace can be loose, and the conversations sometimes take the scenic route. That is part of the appeal. GoTennis! Podcast works best for listeners who want the texture of real racket-sports conversations: a little branding, a little banter, plenty of court-level detail, and a steady interest in how the games can grow.
Made for: For tennis and pickleball players, coaches, club directors, league organizers, and gear-curious beginners who want practical racket-sports talk. It especially suits listeners interested in how equipment, coaching, facilities, and community programs shape the games.
What sets it apart: The show connects court-level advice with the business and culture around racket sports. It can move from string tension to club utilization to pickleball access without losing its conversational, working-sports feel.
Welcome to the GoTennis! Podcast. We are a non-GMO, gluten-free, and cruelty-free podcast. Side effects should include improved tennis games, more wins, increased flexibility, and a strong inner desire to save money by checkout out The Cool Stuff at letsgotennis.com. We discuss the latest tennis news and work hard to be one of the best tennis podcasts. We offer tennis and pickleball tips for beginners and tennis and pickleball tips to improve your game. LetsGoTennis.com Contact Shaun: [email protected] Contact Bobby: [email protected]
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
GoTennis! Podcast makes the coaching, club economics, access questions, and equipment decisions behind racquet sports easier to understand.
GoTennis! Podcast follows racquet sports into the places where games are taught, facilities are run, and equipment choices are made. Sean and Bobby favor extended guest conversations, using direct questions to move from personal experience toward practical consequences for…
Unused 2 p.m. courts become economics lessons, and your bargain paddle gets a fair hearing.
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Trust and correction work best once the relationship is already there.
Go Tennis! centers on trust, correction, and the coach-player relationship. Juan Garcia, director of racquets at San Dieguito Tennis Club in Encinitas, adds a club-level perspective, and the conversation keeps circling back to a practical truth: advice lands better after…
Court time is treated like inventory, and the sport sounds sharper for it.
This conversation pushes tennis out of the country-club frame and into the business realities that shape what actually gets played. Darren Hornig brings that angle into focus by grounding it in his real estate background and linking the discussion to Port Washington Tennis…
A practical paddle discussion that cuts through hype and stays useful for newer pickleball players.
Go Tennis shifts into pickleball gear and stays with the real questions around paddles, especially how shopping changes once a player wants more than the cheapest option. Giovanni Garcia keeps it practical.
A grounded look at coaching, mentorship, and keeping racket sports engaging.
This episode follows Greg Kasia as he weighs club work against independent coaching, along with the harder task of developing the next generation of racket sports professionals.
Bankhead Pickleball Club is framed as a business, a public-health bet, and a story about representation, with enough room to roam beyond the sport itself.
Andre Smith presents Bankhead Pickleball Club as something larger than a court-and-paddles venture, linking it to public health, community engagement, and a practical business case.
Candid paddle talk for serious pickleball gearheads.
A steadier mind for better pickleball.
Tennis, argued over properly, by two friends.
Squash conversations from the tour, the sidelines and the archives.
Katie Ruth (Moss Creek, 7 tennis and 4 pickleball courts) and Tom Ruth (Long Cove Club, 8 tennis courts) describe running racquet programs inside HOA communities of about 1,100 and 570 homes.
Sean opens with Juan Garcia, director of racquets at the San Dieguito Tennis Club in Encinitas.
This episode explains the differences between multifilament and polyester tennis strings, their performance characteristics, and recommends a hybrid stringing approach.
Sean opens by welcoming Darren Hornig, the owner of Port Washington Tennis Academy and the founder and CEO of Quartz App.
Sean talks with Giovanni Garcia, whose Salt and Pepper Pickleball channel is centered on equipment reviews, especially paddles.
This episode features an interview with Andrea from USTA Atlanta discussing Atlanta Team Pickleball, a league offering pickleball opportunities in Metro Atlanta with details on registration, formats, and organization.
Sean and Bobby talk with Greg Kasia about a coaching life that stretches from New York to college tennis and beyond.
Sean introduces Andre Smith, the founder of Bankhead Pickleball Club.
A tennis podcast offering tips on racket string tension from a Wilson representative, along with news and promotions.
Interview with Seth Rettelheim, USTA Georgia's Tennis Director of the Year, discussing his role and experiences.
Interview with a sports dietitian discussing nutrition for tennis and pickleball players.
This episode features an interview with Chris Curtis of GoVision, discussing how the company provides large LED screens for major sports events like the US Open and their unique dual expertise in both permanent installations and rental equipment for tennis.
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This episode features an interview with Alan Jensen, Hispanic Outreach Director for USTA Southern, discussing his tennis journey from Argentina to coaching in Atlanta.
Interview with Matt Grayson, Director of Athletics at Ansley Golf Club, discussing club culture and upcoming Racket X Clubs City Series Conference.
An interview with Frank Solana about his tennis background and transition to pickleball, promoting the upcoming Fall Festival.
Interview with Patricio Missitrano, CEO of Racket Social Club, discussing his background in tennis, pickleball, and padel.
A Monday motivation segment about finding balance, followed by racquet sports news and promotions.
A tennis podcast featuring an interview with cybersecurity expert Dave Chatterjee, who shares how tennis saved his life.
A tennis podcast offering tips from a certified pro on gaining an edge during warm-ups by observing opponent preferences.
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Coach Nathan Singleton explains that ATP players anticipate well rather than being exceptionally fast, offering tactical advice for winning more matches.
Interview with Brian Dillman, CEO of RSPA, discussing the rebrand from USPTA and the racket sports industry.
This episode features an interview with Craig Brotman, a racket customization specialist who discusses how personalizing tennis equipment can help players stay healthier longer and improve their performance.
World-renowned tennis coach Justin Yeo shares 10 tips to improve mid-court movement and create opportunities to finish points.
A tennis podcast offering 10 tips on improving overhead shots, with guest Justin Yeo.
A tennis podcast offering 10 tips for playing in the front court, emphasizing reading the opponent and taking the net.
The episode features an interview with Andrew Minnelli about the partnership between the American Racquet Sports Association and GSI, along with tennis tips and news.
A tennis podcast offering 10 tips to improve the backhand stroke in a fast-paced format.
This episode features an interview with Justin Adler about the Kyle Pease Foundation's upcoming tennis and pickleball charity event.
This episode provides 10 tips in 10 minutes focused on improving the return of serve in tennis.