If you practice on your day off, you won’t have an off day.
When they are scurring…you’re hurrying.
Time your split, explode and hit
Laziness is the X factor that destroys talent.
A bad temper is a real key to failure.
Practice more than anybody in the world.
Having the ability to forget is the real key to staying positive.
The ball is only as low as you make it.
Use your legs to hit shots not your hands.
Everyday make today better than yesterday, if you can remember that today.
Truly love + enjoy + want pressure.
Greatness – It is the most unique and different quality in life ….So is thinking different.
What is Good? What is Great? Good and Great is compared to who?
Tennis and Real Estate have something in common…Rotation…Rotation…Rotation.
Confidence is the most powerful weapon. Make sure it’s your best friend ever.
Show me a player who hits the big shot when it counts and I’ll show you courage.
It’s not how much you know. It’s what you don’t know and want to know.
Everybody isn’t a winner, but everybody can be a winner.
Show me a player with incredible balance and you’re in the right sport.
It’s OK to get knocked down. What happens next says it all.
If you dig deep, you might find oil, but most of all you’ll find success.
If you stay in the box, you can’t think out of the box.
Believing is so, so powerful – so is doubt. Now you choose.
Everything starts with attitude – So why be negative?
If you want to be a true champion, start changing your attitude today.
Calmness and Intensity are the ultimate combination in competition.
Tennis is a game. Games are fun! Enjoy the battle.
You play with your skill, but you really win with your will.
It starts from the ground if you want to be sound.
If you always play nervous just buy a ticket and just watch.
It is OK to be nervous just don’t ever, ever, be afraid.
A bad attitude is a real key to failure.
The mind is either for you or against you.
Sweat, Pain, Determination – That’s a start.
Good is Pretty Good, Greatness is the goal.
To achieve greatness – It starts with responsibility.
Mental toughness is hitting 3 double faults in a row, then hitting an ace.
Be ready so you don’t have to get ready because you’re already ready.
It’s better to ask the coach a lot of questions, then to have all the answers.
If you love, just love to compete, you’re a real competitor.
Some players see the clouds and storms of the match. Champions see the sun peeking through.
If you think someone is unbeatable, they have just become even better.
If you don’t love to run, please take up golf.
If your opponent’s serve is really fast, slow it down in your mind.
All greatness has to come from you and you alone.
If you did a good job, that is a big difference than a great job.
Attack the 2nd serve. If you really, really have courage.
If you stay after practice and hit serves, your mind gets better than your serve.
There is not a wrong way or right way. There is a better way.
If you’re afraid to volley, please take up checkers or something.
If you reach for the stars, you just might become one.
Always be ready, then you don’t have to get ready.
You control the situation, don’t let the situation control you.
It’s easy to be a pro. To make a great living as a pro – That’s a different goal.
Attitude – A positive one is the platform for success.
If you ever want to play up to your ability, let it happen.
A brain, heart, and courage – You don’t need to see the Wizard to develop these.
The difference between ordinary and extraordinary is a little extra.
I will never, never be broken down by anybody – Never Ever.
If you Believe it, Feel it, See it, Smell it – It will happen.
I have no doubt that I will reach my goal – No doubt.
If you refuse to accept anything but your best – You very often get it.
Rule #1 – Run for every ball….Rule #2 – See Rule #1.
Dreams do come true, but so do nightmares. So hit the ball.
Tennis is a game of inches from one ear to the other.
A true winner refuses to be denied – That is Attitude.
The strong get stronger and the weak get weaker.
If you run for every ball – You’re sending a message.
If someone says you can’t do it – It is so fulfilling to prove them wrong.
The blame game is a game all losers play. Just compete and shut up.
It is easy to get really upset, so stay positive to avoid the real upset.
Everything should be made as simple as possible but not simpler.
Everyday you build positive or negative blocks. Get rid of the negative if you want greatness.
The toughest game is the mind game – It is you against you. Good Luck.
The mind is the ultimate weapon – Make sure you don’t use it on yourself.
I like the inside out forehand, I like what is inside better.
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Was born in Chicago, Illinios on August 21, 1994. Moved down to Florida and played since 3 years old. Her ITF Junior best ranking was in top #50 in singles. She was a top 10 blue chip recruit. At age 14 she made it to the finals of Girls 16s Orange Bowl. In 2009 she won Super Nationals both singles and doubles G14s and was #1 nationally. In 2010 she won Doubles title for the Super National Championship G18s. At age of 16 she won her first 10K in Montego Bay Doubles title and made it to the Finals in Singles. She also has collegiate experience at University of Miami and Oklahoma State University. Individually she participated in All-Americans tournaments. In her experience with being on a team she won ACCs Conference tournament, Big 12s Conference Title, and Big 12s Conference tournament, and made it to the finals of NCAAs. She’s a well diverse player and can demonstrate how to hit any shot. She started coaching right after college in 2016 and continuing to grow in her coaching career while still maintaining to hit with top junior and professional players.
“ I love to work with players who shows the enthusiasm and passion of the game. My goal is to work with, and help develop extraordinary players.”
Former top 100 ATP tennis player. Has been with RMTA for over 5 years and is trained in the RMTA methodology. Prior to joining RMTA he was the hitting coach to Justine Henin, Martina Hingis and many other top professional junior players. He is the elite sparring partner at the academy available for all the touring pros and top ranked juniors and is certified in its overall RMTA world renowned teaching methodology.
Was born and raised in Jamaica, November 2, 1985. Started playing tennis at age 11 years and was representing Jamaica internationally at 13 years of age. Top ranked and local champion, since 14 years of age played in Federation Cup, and other ITF Junior, CAC Games, and WTA events. Being on full tennis scholarships, including to Division 1 University where we were #1 ranked in doubles and #43 highest in singles. Started at 17, worked with some head and national coaches from different countries. “I enjoy passing on my knowledge to the future generation as I keep growing and learning myself”. Tinesta has been with RMTA since 2010 and is certified in its overall RMTA world renowned teaching methodology.
Was born in Biella, Italy on July 10, 1983. At 17 years old, Silvia reached the best ITF and ETA Junior ranking top #100 in singles and top #400 in doubles. During her career she played WTA tournaments and won 13 doubles titles of ITF tournaments with prize money from $10k, $25k, $50k and $75k, plus 3 titles off singles tournaments with $10k of prize money. On 2009 she played the last ITF tournament in Johannesburg with $100k prize money which caused inflammation in both feet (calcaneal plugs). At 21 years old she reached her best singles ranking of world # 317 WTA and # 196 WTA in doubles ranking. Since 2013, she is a full time coach for Rick Macci Tennis Academy in Boca Raton, Florida and is certified in the RMTA world renowned teaching methodology.
Certified through the E.S.P.R.R.O Master Certification as a Performance Enhancement Specialist, Corrective Exercise Specialist, and Performance Trainer. She has actively assisted in the Performance Development of many current ATP and WTA players today. She integrates her knowledge of Performance Training and Sports Nutrition in assisting clients to achieve their full potential while magnifying Sports Performance and Preventing Injury. Silvia also holds the highest level of Certification with the E.S.P.R.R.O Master Certification.
Bill Norris began his career preparation as an athletic training intern with the Pittsburgh Pirates Baseball Club. He completed his course studies at Manatee College and graduated with a sports science degree from the Gus Mauch School of Athletic Training. He served as a US Coast Guard Hospital Corpsman during the Vietnam years administering to war wounded sailors.
In 1963, Bill became the youngest athletic trainer/therapist ever hired for any major league franchise when he was named head athletic trainer/therapist for the New York Knicks at the age of twenty-one. He also served in the same role for the New York Mets Baseball organization.
A pioneer in athletic training and sports medicine in the NBA, Bill developed many principals and protocols of conditioning, preventative care, rehabilitation, and recovery that are standards today in sports medicine. He was a founding father of the Professional Basketball Athletic Trainers Society. He is still involved in the continuing education program of the National Athletic Trainers Association, upgrading the education and public awareness of athletic trainers in sports medicine.
He is now in his forty-third year in professional tennis, having administered to the US Davis Cup team, the All-Indian Davis Cup team, the Florida Flamingos and Los Angeles Strings of World Team Tennis, World Championship Tennis and the ATP World Tour. He is the founding father of the ATP Sports Medicine Committee and in addition to caring for the players on the ATP World Tour he served as Administrator of Medical Services.
He was honored by the International Tennis Hall of Fame for his contributions to the game of tennis. He has a tennis-specific therapy consultancy in Mission Bay, Boca Raton, Florida.
He is married and has two children and four grandchildren.
Former professional tennis player reached the semifinals of the Italian Junior Championship under 16 and represented Italy being part of the Italian National Junior team. In 1999, ETA (European Tennis Association) invited me to play the master ETA in Prato, Italy where there were present the best 8 European juniors under 16. In 2000, trained at the Italian Junior development and represented Italy playing the Winter Cup. From 2004 to 2008 played the Italian completion team in the major league reaching the playoff every year. During his professional tennis career biggest wins were against Benjamin Becker and Andrey Golubev. Giampaolo has been with RMTA since 2008, is certified in its overall RMTA world renowned teaching methodology and is proficient in the B.E.S.T. system.
Andrey Golubev born July 22, 1987 is a former Kazakh professional tennis player of Russian origin. His career-high singles ranking is World No. 33,achieved in October 2010. His career-high doubles ranking is World No. 65, achieved in March 2015. Andrey was a part of Russian national junior team at the ages 14-18. During the junior career he won several ITF tournaments and became European champion with a national team. During the professional career he has participated in all Grand Slam tournaments, the first being 2008 US open, as well in the main draw of Atp Masters Series 1000 and Atp international series events.
He finished in top 100 Atp Singles Ranking for the first time in 2008 at the age of 21. He has won seven Challenger tournaments and reached three times final of the Atp event. In 2008,in Saint Petersburg, Russia he lost to Andy Murray, in 2010 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia lost to Mikhail Youzhniy and in same year he won Atp wourl tour 500 event in Hamburg beating Jurgen Melzer in the final.
In 2010 won the ATP award Most improved player of the year. This award is a big recognition as is made by votes from ATP players. In 2014 reached doubles semifinal in Roland Garros. For 10 years represented Kazakhstan in Davis cup World group. During his career Andrey had several victory over top 10 players like David Ferrero, Robin Soderling, Nikolay Davydenko, Mikhail Youzhniy, Jurgen Melzer, Tomas Berdych, Stanislaus Wawrinka, Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer. Currently Andrey resides in Boca Raton, FL.
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