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Paul Annacone

Tennis Coach

Interests

Tennis

Characteristics

Compassionate Artistic Intuitive Gentle Wise Musical Empathetic

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1963-03-20
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A well-known figure in the tennis world, this coach and former player has worked with some of the greatest athletes in the sport’s history, such as Roger Federer and Pete Sampras. During his playing days, he achieved success by winning tournaments like the 1988 Volvo International. Before gaining international recognition, he enjoyed an impressive high school career, going undefeated while playing for Shoreham-Wading River High School. Off the court, he is a proud parent to three children—Nicholas, Olivia, and Emmett—who are an important part of his life beyond tennis. Roger Federer was among the many top-tier players he mentored, further solidifying his legacy in the sport.

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Back in 2006, he introduced the instructional DVD series called Paul Annacone Tactical Tennis, sharing valuable insights and techniques from his extensive experience. The release of Paul Annacone Tactical Tennis was well-received by players and coaches alike, thanks to its clear breakdown of strategies. With Paul Annacone Tactical Tennis, he managed to bring professional-level tactics into the hands of everyday enthusiasts. It’s safe to say that Paul Annacone Tactical Tennis made a lasting impact on how people approach the game.

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