Atlanta Tennis Instructor

Jeff Michaud is a Atlanta basesd tennis instructor and personal trainer, who can improve your physical condition as well as your tennis game.

 
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Buckhead, Ansley, Midtown Atlanta

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Tuesday, October 14, 2008

ADPi and Pi Kappa Phi Charity Tennis Tournament

ADPi and Pi Kappa Phi are hosting a charity tennis tournament to raise money for PUSH America and Ronald McDonald House. The first 50 people to enter will receive a free t-shirt and there will be lots of prizes such as gift certificates to local tennis shops and restaurants for the winners! All levels of play are welcome!
Emory University tennis courts
When: Saturday, October 25, 2008 at 11:00 AM
Cost: $10 per person if you sign up with a group of 5 or more
$12 per person if you sign up as an individual

PLEASE TELL YOUR FRIENDS!
Please fill out our registration form on the computer and attach + email it to ajdwyer@emory.edu.
Please mail money to:
Emory University
Allison Dwyer of Alpha Delta Pi
Draw FF
Atlanta, Georgia 30322

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Sunday, October 05, 2008

My Favorite Workout, Cardio Tennis, with TV producer Julie Bitton from Article in the AJC

What she found: Cardio tennis. "I felt like this was a win-win. Not only would I get my cardiovascular in, but I would be practicing my strokes," she says. The past year she's been taking cardio tennis classes with Jeff Michaud of Fitness With Jeff. He coaches on courts all over Atlanta. For Bitton, it's an opportunity to work on her game and her figure at the same time.
A breakdown of her sport: A typical one-hour class consists of tennis-style drills. Think hitting the ball, doing footwork, running up to the net, going cross-court. "You're just moving the whole time," says Bitton. "In cardio tennis you're basically playing tennis; you're doing three shots back to back along the baseline. And then maybe you go up to the net for the next shot and then you run back. You're getting your tennis practice in as well. That's what I like about it."
Who else can do it: While Bitton is an intermediate-level player, she says that anyone can do this, whether the participant is a tennis novice or a semi-pro. "You're playing against the coach. You're moving fast and he's critiquing you. That's the cool thing about it."
Why it works for her: With a busy work schedule, she likes the fact that this is something she can do in the evenings and on the weekends. "Because our weather is so beautiful in Atlanta, I do it after work. I feel like it really fits into my lifestyle. I try to be consistent and go twice a week," she says.
Benefits: In the past year, Bitton has lost 10 pounds but she adds, "I could have lost more if I had been following a major diet. I definitely attribute a lot of it to getting outside and moving a lot with tennis."
She loves the fact that it's a great cardio workout and that it's toned up her legs. "It firms me up. I just feel like everything is more in place," she says with a laugh. Plus, when she's doing cardio tennis, she says she actually enjoys exercise: "Instead of getting on a treadmill and walking for an hour, I'm playing tennis, something I like to do. The hour goes very fast, and it's great."

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Thursday, October 02, 2008

Quick start Tennis, Childrens tennis lessons and match play

Hello Atlanta Tennis group. As most you know I work with both adults and kids, I have discovered a tennis program and actually involved with the and conducting quickstart tennis clinics at E. Rivers Middle school on Peachtree Battle in Atlanta.
QuickStart Tennis is an exciting new play format from the USTA for learning tennis, designed to bring kids into the game by utilizing specialized equipment, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring, all tailored to age and size. It is divided into two different levels-- age 7 and under and ages 10 and under.

It's the fast, fun way to get kids into tennis-- and keep them playing. There is lots more info about the program, from the right tennis equipment, rules, tennis drills and how to find a league and how to find a program. Please either contact fitnesswithjeff, 404.451.8872, or checkout: http://consumers.quickstarttennis.com/

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