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Patricia's Blog

Hi, I’m Patricia—former WTA professional, mom, coach, and mental performance expert. Welcome to a space where I share insights, experiences, and strategies to help tennis parents, players, and enthusiasts navigate the challenges and triumphs of the tennis world.

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With 18 years of competing on the WTA Tour, representing Canada in three Olympics, and achieving a career-high ranking of 26, I’ve lived and breathed the sport at its highest level. Now, as a coach and mental performance specialist, I work to empower the next generation of athletes to thrive on and off the court.

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This blog is for tennis parents who want to help their kids achieve their dreams, players seeking to overcome mental slumps, and anyone passionate about the mental and physical side of sport. From injury prevention to mastering the mental game, my goal is to provide actionable tips, heartfelt stories, and expert advice to support you on your journey.

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Thank you for stopping by—I hope this blog becomes a resource you’ll return to often. Let’s work together to elevate your tennis journey!

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Warmly,
Patricia

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The Ultimate Journey of a Tennis Parent


If you are familiar with my work, you know I am all about the elite mindset. It's not just about winning and losing. It is always about getting the most out of yourself. Tennis speaking, building tennis skills is relatively easy comparing to the development of the mental and emotional skills. To build the skills inside out is a hard quest to conquer but even harder to imprint on our children.

With that said, I am pleased to announce my next guest, super-dad coach, Jorge Fernandez. We will be talking about his roles and his ultimate tennis journey with his daughter, Leylah Annie Fernandez who was the French Open Junior singles champion, Australian Open Junior singles finalist, former ITF Junior #1, and WTA #118.  (Click on the image below to see the recording)

If you had missed my earlier webinar sessions please click here.


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