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Gordon Uehling on Supporting (Not Driving) Your Athlete

2026-07-10 · 46 min · episode 58 · 18 entities

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From overcoming dyslexia to becoming one of tennis's most influential figures, Gordon Uehling demonstrates how sport transcends competition and becomes a vehicle for personal transformation. His approach is an unwavering commitment to quality over quantity, where every training hour is filled with genuine engagement and intention, and where recovery, mental presence, and holistic development matter more than accumulated training volume. Uehling's relationship with Novak Djokovic and his work with Dr. Jim Loehr reveal the transformative power of multidisciplinary coaching that addresses physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual dimensions of human development. He emphasizes that managing performance anxiety through conscious breathing and visualization is universal among elite performers—even champions like Novak and Monica Seles battled significant pre-match nerves. His insights on parental involvement are equally profound: parents should be supporters of their children's own ambitions, not drivers of them, and the chemistry between player and coach matters far more than results-oriented pressure.  The core message of Uehling's philosophy is that becoming a better athlete means becoming a better person equipped to navigate life's complexities with grace and resilience. To explore these transformative principles further and discover how they can be applied to your own journey, visit his website at Court Sense , where you'll find resources, coaching insights, and programs designed to develop complete human beings through the vehicle of tennis and sport. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.