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3 Books that you really dont want to miss out on!
19/06/2026

3 Books that you really dont want to miss out on!

17/06/2026

Question number 3 - The 10-Year Plan

Tuesday Tennis.. #Who are you choosing? I am asking Ivan Lendl
16/06/2026

Tuesday Tennis.. #
Who are you choosing? I am asking Ivan Lendl

4 players or 40 even 150 players. Same coach. 12 weeks.No new courts or a marketing budget just a system.When a coach jo...
15/06/2026

4 players or 40 even 150 players. Same coach. 12 weeks.

No new courts or a marketing budget just a system.

When a coach joins System‑9, one of the first things we audit is how their sessions are structured.

Because the truth is most clubs don’t have a retention problem or a recruitment problem hopefully but they may have a clarity problem.

Players don’t know why they’re improving, so parents can’t see the progress. Some coaches can’t explain their own methodology!
Fix the system and everything else follows.

That’s what we do and SYSTEM-9 will give you growth through word of mouth like no other.

Sunday StoriesWhen I was in Belize, it wasn’t all rum, coconuts, and pretending I was on some budget Sandals holiday. We...
14/06/2026

Sunday Stories

When I was in Belize, it wasn’t all rum, coconuts, and pretending I was on some budget Sandals holiday. We actually worked and it was proper graft. Three days of early shifts, three days of afternoons and three days of nights followed by three days of climbing into a plane that shook so much it made Indiana Jones look like British Airways which took us to one of the many islands of beautiful Belize.

If there was a spare minute, I was hitting a ball somewhere on base, courts, walls, anything that didn’t move. And because I apparently can’t sit still, I also became a BFBS DJ. Saturday night slot, another one mid‑week, spinning tunes like I was the Belizean Chris Moyles. I’ve always believed anyone can do anything if someone shows them how, even if that “anything” is talking rubbish into a microphone for two to three hours.

This story, for once, has no shootings, no potential kidnappings with para cord and black nasty or sprinting across fields with a pistol. Belize was chilled where UB40 ruled the islands airwaves. Everywhere you went, bars, boats, beach shacks you’d hear Red Red Wine, Kingston Town, and every other UB40 classic echoing across the water.

One trip to Caye Caulker or maybe San Pedro, who knows, ended with myself, dinger, dusty and a few others i cannot remember, in a tiny pizza place late at night. Back in Iraq we only had three CDs: UB40 Vol. 1, UB40 Vol. 2, and Queen’s Innuendo. So naturally, I knew every UB40 lyric like I had written them myself.

Two shandies later, we were harmonising like Poundland UB40 backing singers and the restaurant owners bought it. Fully believed we were touring with UB40 and promised us free pizza when we “returned next month.” We nodded, smiled, and accepted the pizza, as you do along with photos and signatures for the staff.

Between the shifts, the island hopping, the DJing, the tennis, and the accidental UB40 tribute act, that six‑month tour was meant to keep a presence in Belize and stop the Guatemalans from getting any ideas. But for me, it was also a reminder that life’s a mix of work, madness, and the occasional free pizza if you sing confidently enough.

Somewhere on this journey it all helped shaped the global tennis coach I was to become.

After 80,000 views of the last story the next of my Belize adventures will be here tomorrow at 9 am
13/06/2026

After 80,000 views of the last story the next of my Belize adventures will be here tomorrow at 9 am

12/06/2026

The first SYSTEM-9 Zoom Collective. 28 June, 7pm UK time. Visit system9tennis to book

Thursday Thought — The Quiet Work Behind the ChaosIn Orange Ball tennis, progress rarely looks like progress. It looks l...
11/06/2026

Thursday Thought — The Quiet Work Behind the Chaos

In Orange Ball tennis, progress rarely looks like progress. It looks like cones getting knocked over, balls bouncing sideways, and players chasing targets that seem to have a mind of their own. But beneath that surface‑level chaos, something powerful is happening: players are learning to adapt, to notice, to adjust, and to stay present in the moment.

Learning to play tennis isn’t about perfection, it’s about repetition with curiosity. It’s about giving players the space to explore, fail, try again, and discover what works for them. And sometimes the most meaningful growth happens in the sessions that look the least tidy.

Because structure gives direction but adaptability builds the player.

Wednesday Wisdom …
10/06/2026

Wednesday Wisdom …

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