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Welcome To The Premier Tennis Training Program in the South!

Founded by Gery Groslimond, the Tennis Academy of the South (TAS) is one of the oldest and most renowned tennis training programs in the South as well as the U.S.!  Gery has taught more nationally ranked players than any other coach in the South, including 12 NCAA All-Americans, 5 NCAA national champions, and 2 junior national champions.  (See partial list of past TAS players)

With a staff of 12 instructors and more than 100 players in training, the Tennis Academy of the South is a full-service training academy for the player who strives to achieve the best they can in tennis, academics, and character. 

The Tennis Academy of the South has the staff and resources to allow any player to reach the level of excellence they desire:  high school team, advanced junior competition, collegiate tennis, or the pro circuits.


News

Caroline Price Wins Girl's 18 National Clays Courts!!

Caroline Price just won the Girl's 18 National Clay Courts in Memphis, TN last week beating Whitney Kay 6-3, 6-3 in the final.

Congratulations Caroline!
 

Congratulations to Recent TAS College Signees

Six TAS students signed their National Letter of Intent to continue their tennis careers in college Pictured are:  Allison Falkin - University of Illinois, Eric Caltabiano - University of Mary Washington, Alex Clay -  University of Alabama, and Courtney Griffith - University of Central Florida.  Not pictured is Henry Jang-Milsten who will be attending United States Military Academy at West Point and Crystal Copeland attending Southern Florida College.   

Many of these players have grown up at TAS and we congratulate them for their hard work and wish them continued success!
 

Caroline Price Wins USTA Bill Talbert Jr. Sportsmanship Award!

The USTA has released the names of the winners of the annual Bill Talbert Jr. Sportsmanship Awards. The juniors honored for 2009 are Shaun Chaudhuri of Pleasanton, Calif., Neil Karandikar of Belle Meade, N.J., Marc Powers of Stamford, Conn. and Caroline Price of Duluth, Ga. The USTA has added a great new feature to these national awards, producing videos of all the winners, which provides so much more context to their selection. The juniors and their families are traditionally invited to July's International Hall of Fame induction ceremony in Newport, Rhode Island. To see the videos, click here.

Congratulations Caroline!  
 

Duncan Wins B14's - Southern Designated in Baton Rouge, LA!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Walker Duncan won the B14's at the BullFrog USTA Southern Section Designated
in Baton Rouge, LA this past weekend.  Walker dropped only one set in his run to the championship! Congratulations Walker!  
 

Galloway Wins B12's - Tournament Tough Junior Championship!

Taylor Galloway won the B12's at the Tournament Tough Junior Championship in February.  Taylor won 4 matches in run to the victory! Congratulations Taylor!  
 

Jang-Milsten and Greene Capture G16's Doubles at Southern Designated!

Ellen Jang-Milsten and Aryn Greene won the Atlanta Bullfrog 16 and under doubles title. Congratulations girls!  
 

Megan Kurey Reaches Finals in G16's Doubles at Winter Nat. Championships!

After running off five wins, Megan Kurey and her partner Nicole Flower lost in the G16's doubles finals to the #1 seeded team in the Winter Nationals Girls 16 in Phoenix.  As a testament to Megan's great attitude, she also won the Sportsmanship Award for the tournament! Congratulations Megan!

Allie Miller Wins G14's Singles & Doubles at National Open!

Allie Miller finished the National Open in Mobile, AL over Thanksgiving by winning both the singles and doubles titles! Way to go Allie! It was a great experience for her and shows how hard work and dedication can pay off.  

Three TAS Players Are Part Of National Champion Southern Section Team!

Caroline Price, Allison Falkin, and Alexandra Clay were part of the National Champion Southern Section team in the 2009 USTA G18 National Team Championship completed last week in Novato, CA!  Although TAS players are not foreign to this competition, this was a notable event as it was the first time TAS has placed three players on the prestigious and victorious Southern Section team!

Falkin Picks Up Gold Ball at National Clay Courts!

Allison Falkin (r) shown with her partner, Kayla Duncan, picked up a Gold Ball by winning the 2009 G18 Clay Court National Championships in Memphis, TN in July!  Congratulations Allison!

Price Picks Up Two Gold Balls at Easter Bowl!

Caroline Price took the Girl's 16s East Bowl by storm collecting gold balls in both singles and doubles!

Caroline won her first gold singles ball with a 6-2, 4-6, 6-3 win over doubles partner and No. 2 seed Whitney Kay.

Price collected her second gold ball of the day when she and Kay teamed for the girls 16s doubles title. The top seeds outlasted the third-seeded Southern Californians Lorraine Guillermo and Desirae Krawczyk 6-3, 3-6, 6-3 in the tournament's final match.

 

 

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Pro's Corner

Gery Groslimond

Tip:  Motor Muscle Memory

To make your game second nature takes a lot of work.  Part of that work should be shadowing your strokes each day for 5-10 minutes.  Before you go on court take 1 or 2 strokes and physically practice hitting the shot with 20 times, take a time out, and do it again.  When doing motor muscle memory drills you have to image that you are actually hitting a real tennis ball.  Use all of your senses (sight, touch, smell, etc.) to make the stroke as real as possible. 

Practice the stroke standing still, then move to hitting the stroke on the run so you are experiencing different court positions.  You are training your mind to see the shot and the motor muscles in your body will feel the shot.   

 


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