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May 11, 2022 · Miguel is the Head of Participation and Education of the Development Department at the International Tennis Federation. He oversees the projects, resources, conferences, courses and research on these areas. A former player and coach, he holds a Ph.D. in Law and a Ph.D. in Psychology. He is Treasurer of the International Council for Coaching Excellence.
Current research interest include: data and metrics for tennis development and participation; strategy and tactics for doubles; game statistics at junior level.
Miguel Crespo, International Tennis Federation, Development/Coaching Department, C/Tirso de Molina, 21, 6–21, 46015, Valencia, Spain; dualde{at}xpress.es Abstract This paper elaborates on its role in tennis play, and takes an overview of the current state of motivation research applied to tennis.
- Miguel Crespo, Machar M Reid
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2015. Coaching beginner and intermediate tennis players: a manual of the ITF coaching programme. M Crespo, M Reid. International Tennis Federation. , 2009. 70. 2009. Strength and conditioning for tennis/edited by Macahar Reid, Ann Quinn and Miguel Crespo. International Tennis Federation, M Reid, A Quinn, M Crespo.
Oct 26, 2015 · Machar Reid is the sports science and medicine manager for Tennis Australia and coauthor of several books on tennis sports science and coaching. Miguel Crespo is the research officer at the International Tennis Federation (ITF) Development Department, Spain. He runs the ITF’s education program and has coauthored and edited many ITF publications.
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- Bruce Elliott, Machar Reid, Miguel Crespo
- Bruce Elliott, Machar Reid, Miguel Crespo
In tennis players, the abdominal musculature plays a significant role in trunk and core stability providing a mechanical link between the lower and upper limbs. „ „ You can also do some light rocking back & forth, side to side and on the diagonal to challenge core more. Do 2-3 sets of 10-15 repetitions. 2.
Oct 26, 2015 · Machar Reid is the sports science and medicine manager for Tennis Australia and coauthor of several books on tennis sports science and coaching. Miguel Crespo is the research officer at the International Tennis Federation (ITF) Development Department, Spain. He runs the ITF’s education program and has coauthored and edited many ITF publications.
