Secrets to Coaching Senior Tennis Players Over 50 I Jeff Jacklich
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In this episode of Insider's Playbook, discover effective winning tennis strategies for coaching senior tennis players over 50. Veteran coach and competitor Jeff Jacklich shares his expertise on navigating the unique challenges of tennis over 50 and tennis over 60, including managing confidence dips, physical limitations, and rediscovering joy on the court. Learn why traditional coaching techniques often miss the mark with senior athletes and what to focus on instead to help players improve.
Jeff emphasizes building trust, overcoming perfectionism, and staying motivated despite setbacks. Whether you're a senior tennis player struggling to break through or a coach looking to refine your approach for tennis over 50 or over 60 players, this episode offers practical strategies you can start using immediately. Tune in for insights that can transform your game and coaching methods in senior tennis.
Contact Jeff Jacklich:
Email: jeff@jacklich365.com
Chapter Timeline with Takeaways
00:00 – Welcome + Why Coaching Seniors Is Different
Coaching older athletes is about patience, real-world application, and understanding long-held habits
04:02 – When Technique Isn’t the Real Issue
For senior players, it’s often not the forehand—it’s the fear, the confidence, or the moment
06:50 – Creating Safe Spaces for Competitive Players
Trust and psychological safety matter more than correcting mechanics
09:15 – What to Say (and Not Say) in Lessons
The right cue can unlock progress; too much feedback can shut it down
12:30 – Recovery After Injury or Burnout
Senior players need space and structure to rebuild—not just physically, but mentally
15:48 – Getting Past “I Should Be Better” Thinking
Many older players put pressure on themselves that makes improvement harder
18:40 – Practice Design for Seniors Who Compete
Keep it relevant, movement-based, and focused on match situations—not just feeding balls
22:05 – Coaches Who Work With Senior Players Need This Skill Most
The ability to simplify, listen deeply, and guide with empathy
25:10 – When a Player Starts Believing in Themselves Again
Breakthroughs often happen when a coach helps a player see themselves differently
28:20 – Final Thoughts for Senior Competitors and Coaches
Competing
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