On the 257th episode of the GreatBase Tennis podcast, Steve Smith and Constantinos Alevizopoulos are once again at the table, and Dave Anderson is on the phone. There will be a quiz on how to spell the full name of our friend from Greece. Just printing out "Good Guy" will be accepted and understood.

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As we approach the five-year mark of our weekly podcasts, listeners should consider revisiting many of our first episodes. Periodically going back to basics is always a smart move in any endeavor.

On the 256th episode of the GreatBase Tennis podcast, Steve Smith and Constantinos Alevizopoulos are at the table and Dave Anderson is on the phone. Constantinos is coaching with Steve at the Wintergreen Resort; the beautiful mountainside facility is in Virginia. Dave leads one of the most productive junior development programs in the US at the prestigious Brookhaven Country Club in Dallas, Texas.

The three cover a few topics pertaining to Wimbledon 2025. Additionally, Dave asks Steve a few questions.

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On the 255th episode of the GreatBase Tennis podcast, Steve Smith, Ilja Semjonovs, and Dave Anderson ask Dr. Tracey King questions. Currently, Tracey leads mental training skills for the Brookhaven program in Dallas, Texas.

As a player, she was a top junior player who earned a Division I scholarship. She also played at the professional level and represented her native New Zealand in Fed Cup.

She has a PhD in psychology.

She completed her undergraduate studies at the University of Nevada, where she is in the University’s Athletic Hall of Fame. She completed her master's studies at Kent and her doctorate work at Southampton, both English universities.

She is also a tennis parent.

One can contact Tracey by contacting the Brookhaven tennis program.