Control the Controllables

Dan Kiernan
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Control the Controllables

Dan Kiernan, Director of SotoTennis Academy in Spain has created a podcast to entertain, educate and energise the tennis community. Hear Dan pick the brains of professional tennis players, coaches, parents, and others involved in High Performance Tennis.

  1. -7 T

    Felix Mischker (Tennis Brothers): Can you Fund a Pro Tennis Career Through YouTube?

    We all know how financially demanding it is for players to get started in professional tennis. In today´s episode, we speak to British tennis player and Youtuber Felix Mischker who´s found a different way to fund his pro career. Felix was a junior when his Dad started a YouTube channel about him and his brother Lucian´s tennis. He now documents his life on tour to more than 230,000 subscribers! The content he produces for his channel Tennis Brothers, not only helps support his career, but is inspiring the younger generation of players, and giving him some pretty awesome experiences. Episode Highlights:- Felix tells us about the birth of Tennis BrothersHow he balances content creation and his training/travel.His non-negotiables for aspiring tennis playersFelix discusses the future of tennis and content creationHow he deals with the pressure of public expectations What it´s like to play and film with top pro players like Tsitipas, Rune, Thiem and more! Check out Felix´s YouTube channel Tennis Brothers and subscribe to Control the Controllables while you´re there!

    1 t 8 min

  2. 29. JAN.

    Australian Open 2025 Review

    In this episode, we´ve brought our Grand Slam panel back together to review all the action from the 2025 Australian Open! Host Dan Kiernan is joined by Davis Cup captain Freddie Nielsen and top S&C Coach Kieran Vorster to discuss the key performances and memorable moments from Melbourne Park, including Jannik Sinner's dominance, Madison Keys' unexpected victory and the Danielle Collins fund! They also analyse Novak Djokovic's return to form and the implications of Andy Murray's coaching role, and there´s a little bit of tennis trivia too! The panel also discuss:- The emergence of young talents in the men´s game.The importance of team chemistry on success.The significance of stability and continuity in a players team.The role of characters in the sport.The dynamics of women's tennisThe panel give us their predictions for the mens and womens game for 2025 and the potential matchups to look forward to. Let us know what you thought of the first Grand Slam of 2025 and anything you would like to hear Dan discuss on the podcast this year! Tag @ctc.podcast on Instagram or email us. 🎧 Join the Control the Controllables team as a Podcast Intern in 2025

    1 t 24 min

  3. 21. JAN.

    Day 5 Australian Open LIVE Round Up! Breaking Down the Slam So Far!

    Our CTC LIVE series is back for the Australian Open, rounding up all the action from Dan's first-hand experience in Melbourne! In this episode, Dan discusses the latest matches, such as Zverev v Tommy Paul, Baddosa reaching her 1st Grand Slam semi-final as well as both doubles teams of Gaby Dabrowski and Erin Routliffe and Michael Venus and Erin Routliffe both reach doubles semi-finals! Dan shares insights on surprising tournament outcomes, the emergence of young talents, predictions for the doubles events and answers questions from our listeners! Also talking about Iga Świątek being unfazed by her drug ban and dominating her opponents, dropping only 11 games total on the way to the AO quarter-final. This is the place to get a quick summary of the events at the Australian Open from a coach's perspective. These shorter episodes aim to provide a round-up of the Australian Open action in Melbourne with Dan Kiernan, coach of doubles pairs Gaby Dabrowski and Erin Routliffe and Michael Venus and Nikola Mektić! Make sure to check out the Australian Open PREVIEW FULL EPISODE out on all podcast platforms! Chapters 00:00 Welcome to the Australian Open Round Up 05:56 Surprises and Highlights of the Tournament 11:51 Young Talents and Future Stars 17:35 Iga's Journey and Being Unfazed by the Controversy YouTube: Control the Controllables Podcast Instagram: ctc.podcast Twitter (X): ctc_podcast TikTok: Control the Controllables Podcast   Thank you everyone for listening!

    24 min

  4. 17. JAN.

    Day 4 Australian Open LIVE Round Up. Ft. The Legendary Coach Ian Barclay!

    Our CTC LIVE series is back for the Australian Open, rounding up all the action from Dan's first-hand experience in Melbourne! In this episode, Dan breaks down the action over the last couple of days from Melbourne. Talking about Medvedev and Tiens late night 5 set brawl of a match, Michael Venus and Nikola Mektic's exit of the slam, Gaby Dabrowski and Erin Routliffe fighting back to advance to round 3 and so much more that has happened! This is the place to go to get a quick summary of the events at the Australian Open from a coach's perspective. Also in this episode, Dan is joined by a special guest. The former coach to Pat Cash who won Wimbledon in 1987 and our very own Dan Kiernans former coach, we have the legendary Ian Barclay joining this episode to give his insight and perspective at the 2025 Australian Open. Each episode is LIVE on YouTube by searching 'Control the Controllables Podcast' and following our Instagram and Twitter (X) for the latest times of going LIVE on YouTube! These are shorter episodes aiming to provide a round-up of the Australian Open action in Melbourne with Dan Kiernan, coach of doubles pairs Gaby Dabrowski and Erin Routliffe and Michael Venus and Nikola Mektić! Make sure to check out the Australian Open PREVIEW FULL EPISODE out on all podcast platforms! Chapters 00:00 Welcome and update on Venus, Mektic, Dabrowksi and Routliffe 02:46 Young Guns and Tournament Insights reflecting on the last couple days 06:02 The Legend Ian Barclay Joins the Conversation 12:01 Davis Cup Culture and Future Stars 15:45 Advice for Young Players and Grand Slam Preparation and predications YouTube: Control the Controllables Podcast Instagram: ctc.podcast Twitter (X): ctc_podcast TikTok: Control the Controllables Podcast   Thank you everyone for listening!

    18 min

  5. 15. JAN.

    Day 3 Australian Open LIVE Round Up. Ft. Ollie Cores talking about the AO practice courts!

    Our CTC LIVE series is back for the Australian Open, rounding up all the action from Dans first-hand experience in Melbourne! Today, Dan breaks down the day's action in Melbourne, including Gaby Dabrowski and Erins Routliffes' battle of a first round, Naomi Osakas looking strong, Jack Draper POWERING through back-to-back five-set thrillers, and much more. As well as being joined by tennis coach Ollie Cores, who has been working at the practice courts at the Australian Open this year, organised courts for the game's biggest stars. Here to give his unique insight into the slam and what it is like to work there. Each episode LIVE on YouTube by searching 'Control the Controllables Podcast' and following our Instagram and Twitter (X) for the latest times of going LIVE on YouTube! These are shorter episodes aiming to provide a round-up of the Australian Open action in Melbourne with Dan Kiernan, coach of doubles pairs Gaby Dabrowski and Erin Routliffe and Michael Venus and Nikola Mektić! Make sure to check out the Australian Open PREVIEW FULL EPISODE out on all podcast platforms! Chapters 00:00 Highlights of the Matches 05:45 The Role of Coaches and Players and Meeting Andy Murray again 08:59 Commentary Insights and Experiences 11:54 Emerging Talents in Tennis 15:07 Ollie Cores Joins to Talk about Challenges on the Practice Courts 17:53 Crowd Dynamics and Player Performance 20:46 Ollie's Australian Open Experience as Someone Working at the Slam 23:44 Final Thoughts and Future Prospects YouTube: Control the Controllables Podcast Instagram: ctc.podcast Twitter (X): ctc_podcast TikTok: Control the Controllables Podcast   Thank you everyone for listening!

    37 min

  6. 14. JAN.

    Day 2 Australian Open LIVE Round Up. Ft. ATP doubles player Marcus Willis!

    Our CTC LIVE series is back for the Australian Open! Rounding up the action from Dans first-hand expirence in Melbourne! Today Dan is joined by British doubles player Marcus Willis to give his players persepctive of the 2025 Australian Open and also to talk about having to pull out of the mens doubles event because his doubles partner, No. 52 in the world Cameron Norrie picking up an injury. Each episode LIVE on YouTube by searching 'Control the Controllables Podcast' and following our instagram and twitter (X) for the latest times of going LIVE on YouTube! These are shorter episodes aiming to provide a round up of the Australian Open action in Melbourne with Dan Kiernan, coach of doubles pairs Gaby Dabrowski and Erin Routliffe as well as Michael Venus and Nikola Mektić! Make sure to check out the Australian Open PREVIEW FULL EPISODE out on all podcast platforms! In This episode: Dan Kiernan and Marcus Willis delve into the Australian Open. They discuss Emma Raducanu's 1st round win against Ekaterina Alexandrova and if the form Stefanos Tsitsipas is temporsary or permanent. As well as the emotional challenges faced by Nick Kyrgios, and the inspiring story of Marcus Willis journey in tennis. The conversation also touches on the financial realities of being a professional player and predictions for the tournament's outcome. A great listen to stay up to date with tennis and the 2025 Australian Open with people such as Dan and guests at the event that have behind the scenes access to what they don;t show you on tv! Many listener question are answered LIVE during the episode with a shout out! If you want to be named and have your question read out in the next LIVE episode during the Australian Open Round Ups submit your questions to our instagram @ctc.podcast or join us LIVE and talk to Dan whilst he is in Melbourne! Chapters 00:00 Welcome to Melbourne and Tennis Updates 02:47 Emma Raducanu: The Rising Star's Journey 05:23 Stefanos Tsitsipas: Current Form and Future Prospects 08:23 Marcus Willis Joins the Conversation 11:27 Nick Kyrgios: The Enigma of Tennis 14:18 Marcus Willis: Reflections on Career and Challenges 17:13 Financial Realities of Professional Tennis 20:07 The Australian Open Experience 23:07 Final Thoughts and Predictions YouTube: Control the Controllables Podcast Instagram: ctc.podcast Twitter (X): ctc_podcast TikTok: Control the Controllables Podcast Thank you everyone for listening!

    29 min

  7. 13. JAN.

    Day 1 Australian Open LIVE Round Up. Opening Days of the Slam!

    Our CTC LIVE series is back for the Australian Open! More episode will be coming throughout the 2 weeks of the opening slam of the year with breakdowns of the behind the scenes of the event, talking points and will be joined by many incredbile guests from the world of tennis! Each episode LIVE on YouTube 11am GMT by searching 'Control the Controllables Podcast'! These are shorter episodes aiming to provide a round up of the Australian Open action in Melbourne with Dan Kiernan, coach of doubles pairs Gaby Dabrowski and Erin Routliffe as well as Michael Venus and Nikola mektić! Make sure to check out the Australian Open PREVIEW FULL EPISODE out on all podcast platforms! In this episode: Summary Coach Dan Kiernan shares insights from the Australian Open 2025 so far, discussing the dynamics of practice, player entitlement, and the emotional journey of qualifiers. He highlights the importance of player development, particularly focusing on Irina Sabalenka's unique slice technique, and reflects on the emerging talents in tennis. Many listener question are answered LIVE during the episode with a shout out! If you want to be named and have your question read out in the next LIVE episode during the Australian Open Round Ups submit your questions to our instagram @ctc.podcast or join us LIVE and talk to Dan whilst he is in Melbourne! Chapters 00:00 Welcome to the Australian Open 2025 08:15 Player Development: The Sabalenka Slice 15:18 Alex Di Minaurs Slam Chances 22:12 New Doubles Teams and Their Potential YouTube: Control the Controllables Podcast Instagram: ctc.podcast Twitter (X): ctc_podcast TikTok: Control the Controllables Podcast Thank you everyone for listening!

    28 min

  8. 11. JAN.

    Australian Open 2025 Preview

    We´re just a few hours away now from the first Grand Slam of the 2025 tennis calendar. We´ve brought our panel back together to preview what we can expect from the Australian Open. Joining Control the Controllables host Dan Kiernan to discuss everything from the Djokovic-Murray team-up, Nick Kyrgios´ return to Grand Slam tennis, players to watch and their picks for the titles, are:- Denmark´s Davis Cup Captain and 2012 Wimbledon Mens Doubles Champion Freddie Nielsen.GB Coach Calvin Betton who is currently working with Wimbledon Champions Henry Patten & Harri Heliövaara.Sports broadcaster and former CNN anchor Candy Reid We want to hear who you think will be this years Australian Open Champions!  Tag @ctc.podcast on Instagram or email us and let us know who you´re backing! Vote for us at the Sports Podcast Awards!We´ve been nominated again for Best Tennis and Racket Podcast at the Sports Podcast Awards, and we´d love it if you could help us win! You can vote here for Control the Controllables, it only takes a couple of minutes. Thanks so much for your support 🙏🏻

    1 t 18 min
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Dan Kiernan, Director of SotoTennis Academy in Spain has created a podcast to entertain, educate and energise the tennis community. Hear Dan pick the brains of professional tennis players, coaches, parents, and others involved in High Performance Tennis.

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    Dan Kiernan
  • År i produksjon
    2020 - 2025
  • Episoder
    264
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    Ren
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    © Dan Kiernan
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