Brian
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- Title
- Post-Match Recovery Strategies
- Abstract
One of the most crucial elements of winning in a tennis tournament is proper recovery following a match. Recovery is multi-dimensional: physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual. Coaches must stress the importance of post-match recovery, which should be considered as important as proper warm-up before a match. Post-match recovery is an esssential part of the continuum of smart match play.
- Keywords
- Post-Match Recovery
- Summary
Post-match recovery must be well understood by coaches and players as a key to winning tennis matches.
- Title 2º
- How to Reduce the Risk of Infectious Diseases
- Abstract 2º
Tennis players are at risk of contracting infectious diseases, especially with repetitive travel and sharing common rooms in close proximity to others. As we cannot isolate ourselves from the rest of the world, it is important to take preventative measures to reduce the risk of both spreading and contracting infectious diseases. Importantly, simple measures that can be applied on a daily basis are highly effective.
- Keywords 2º
- Infectious Diseases
- Summary 2º
Daily, simple preventative measures help reduce the risk of spreading and contracting infectious diseases
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Conditions
- I agree with ITF Worldwide Coaches Conference 2009 conditions
CV
- Name
- Brian Hainline, M.D.
- Curriculum vitae
Brian Hainline, M.D. is Chair of the ITF Sport Science and Medicine Commission, and is Chief Medical Officer of the United States Tennis Association. Brian is Clinical Associate Professor of Neurology at New York University School of Medicine, and served as Tournament Physician of the US Open Tennis Championships for 16 years. Brian is an advocate for health and safety matters in tennis.
History
- Member for
- 2 years 41 weeks
