61 episodes
The Scandinavian Tennis Pod Linus Eriksson & Rune Thomsen
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Linus Eriksson and Rune Thomsen covers and discuss the latest tournaments, results and events in the world of Scandinavian and international tennis, sometimes together with an invited guest.
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Ep 61: "Historical episode of the pod", feat Ludvig Hede
In this episode we have Ludvig Hede as a guest. Hede, born -07, won the J100 in Värnamo in the beginning of the month and have previously won J60 in Oslo in February.
And, we follow the last games from the quarterfinal for Cabaj Awad and semifinal for Hietaranta live in the pod. -
Ep60, feat Oskari Paldanius: "Finland is having a lot of good young players coming up!"
Today we have Oskar Paldanius, Finland with us who have won three titles this year!
And besides that, of course a lot about Roland Garros! -
Ep 59 feat Måns Dahlberg: "It was not against the chair, he have nothing against the chair"
We have Måns Dahlberg as guest, a fresh NCAA Team Champion with University of Virginia!
And, Rune Thomsen tells a interesting story about a player playing 48 tournaments a year! -
Ep 58 feat Oskar Jansson: "Brilliant coaching or learned from their mistake?"
In this episode we have Oskar Jansson with us as guest. Oskar Jansson had a great success in Kalmar 15K ITF this week getting his first ATP points after winning qualifying and reaching quarterfinals!
Besides this we also cover all other results from this week, as always. -
Ep 57: "Boots on the ground in Värnamo", feat Valdemar Pape
Todays guest is Valdemar Pape, born 2003 in Denmark and playing collegetennis for Harvard University.
And of course Rune gives us all the insights from having had boots on the ground in Värnamo! -
Ep 56 feat Henrik Heise Korsgaard: "The environment is very toxic"
Rune and me are discussing the excuse of not being physically as strong as the international players. And after that, we are happy to have Henrik Heise Korsgaard, born 1996 and former college player as a guest, just home coming after two successful UTR tournaments in Japan. He explain how he looks at his own playing career at the moment.