Thanks

[richberman]

Hi John,

In all these years I have been very remiss as I have not thanked you appropriately for your efforts to educate us - the lay player and coach alike.

I have used tennisplayer.net exclusively since its inception and hundreds of my students have benefited from your insights.

So John, thank you, thank you!!

Happy Holidays,
Rich

[klacr]

Hi John,

In all these years I have been very remiss as I have not thanked you appropriately for your efforts to educate us - the lay player and coach alike.

I have used tennisplayer.net exclusively since its inception and hundreds of my students have benefited from your insights.

So John, thank you, thank you!!

Happy Holidays,
Rich

Ditto!

Since I found tennisplayer.net, all of my students have benefited from it. My career has benefited from it as well. All of us on this site can owe John a big debt of gratitude for his influence and opportunities he allows us to have in becoming more knowledgeable teachers, players and fans.

Kyle LaCroix USPTA
Boca Raton

[gzhpcu]

+1 This site has been invaluable to me and a great motivator to understand and then improve my game!

[bottle]

benefitted

[eaglesburg]

I agree wholeheartedly. John has put together a very comprehensive and thorough collection of information about tennis that has been very helpful to me in improving. I also appreciate that he interacts with us and answers our questions.

Thanks John!

[stotty]

It's a body of work...

Tennisplayer is all of the things members have said so far, but even more importantly it is a body of work. All the articles are thorough, knowledgeable and superbly written. Not one ounce of John's work is shoddy or poorly presented. All evidence is painstakingly laid out both in text and videos. Yet never is Tennisplayer big-headed or condescending. I feel this is because it has its roots in science and the author realises there could still be much more to learn.

I have visited the website pretty much everyday for five years...thereabouts. It's part of my life. It means a lot to me.

No other tennis website is the same league as Tennisplayer. If tennis had a Nobel Prize, John Yandell would be the outright winner for me.

[johnyandell]

You guys are making me cry.

[stotty]

You guys are making me cry.

Serves you right...

[TheWatcher]

I must concur. Has it already been all these years?

[nickw]

At the risk of making you cry more, this is a very worthy thread! John, you've created something really special. I've been a big fan for many years, and owe a large chunk of my current coaching expertise to this site and all the info it contains. Incredible for me to now be a contributor too, happy holidays to all!

[johnyandell]

Thanks and I have to say I love this work as much or more than ever.

[bowt]

completely agree revolutionized the way I think about coaching and technique extremely valuable body of work

[bottle]

Bot to Bowt

You're right. Who needs punctuation? It's the sentiment that counts.

[pvchen]

Just adding my thanks as well. I'm new to the site, but have learned so much in just a few months! This is a great service for those who have a passion for the game.

[jared_frogtennis]

Hi John,

I've recently subscribed to your website and I have to say I love it. There is so much information out there offered by a variety of Teaching Professionals with a variety of viewpoints or philosophies, and all culminated on Tennisplayer! I have been teaching for about two years in Lansdale, PA at Frog Hollow Racquet Club and I utilize the research I get from your site every day. I can't wait to read another article written by you, Chris Lewitt, Nick Saviano, Paul Lubbers, or any one of the individuals writing for TennisPlayer. Thank you for all you do!

Respectfully,

Jared Morgan