Vic Braden To Guest Today on Open Tennis

Join Andres Borowiak & Wes Burrows in welcoming the legendary author and coach Vic Braden to another broadcast of “Open Tennis”, the new internet radio show that goes LIVE every Tuesday at 12:00 Noon PST.  Listen in when Vic is asked about his uncanny ability to predict a double-fault just before it occurs, amongst other incredible traits.

Past guests on “Open Tennis” have included ATP players Sam Querrey & Travis Rettenmaeir, Tennis Channel founder Steve Bellamy, tennis promoter Wayne Bryan, and sports psychologist Allen Fox.

Topics: Allen Fox, Amp, Broadcast, Burrows, Channel Founder, Coach, Double Fault, Internet Radio Show, Legendary Author, Open Tennis, Promoter, Sam Querrey, Sports Psychologist, Steve Bellamy, Tennis Atp, Tennis Channel, Travis, Uncanny Ability, Vic Braden, Wes

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