Hi Team Stony Tennis,
Being a part of Team Stony Tennis is about much more than just improving our tennis game. It’s about building relationships, fostering friendships, and creating a tight-knit community. Many of you have connected with each other through our services, and today, I’m excited to share something special that Nicholas and Kyle have been working on. I think it’s fantastic and really reflects the spirit of our community!
Nicholas and Kyle have both been involved at the club since they were young, and their tennis journey has taken them far. Kyle, at just 15 years old, now lives with a host family in Bath and trains full-time. Nicholas, 14, still trains at the club and is giving back by helping the next generation of tennis players—hitting with them and offering his insights.
Now, here's the exciting part: since September last year, Nicholas and Kyle have embarked on an incredible journey by starting their own podcast called 'Chip N’ Charge’. They dive deep into the events and players on the professional tennis circuit every week, and their insights are truly second to none. I had the chance to listen to their podcast recently, and I was instantly impressed by how articulate and creative they are!
This shows just how being a part of Team Stony Tennis can inspire other creative ventures beyond the court. Their podcast has already gathered a loyal audience of around 100 regular listeners, and they’ve even secured a sponsorship deal!
Every Wednesday, the boys jump on a call to record the podcast, then with a bit of editing and some social media clips, they share it with the world. You can support them and enjoy their brilliant insights by subscribing to 'Chip N’ Charge':
I hope you all enjoy the podcast as much as I do. Feel free to share your thoughts by replying to this email, and I’ll be sure to pass the message along to Nicholas and Kyle.
Thank you for being such an important part of Team Stony Tennis!
Happy tennising!
John Cavill
Director of Tennis
Being a part of Team Stony Tennis is about much more than just improving our tennis game. It’s about building relationships, fostering friendships, and creating a tight-knit community. Many of you have connected with each other through our services, and today, I’m excited to share something special that Nicholas and Kyle have been working on. I think it’s fantastic and really reflects the spirit of our community!
Nicholas and Kyle have both been involved at the club since they were young, and their tennis journey has taken them far. Kyle, at just 15 years old, now lives with a host family in Bath and trains full-time. Nicholas, 14, still trains at the club and is giving back by helping the next generation of tennis players—hitting with them and offering his insights.
Now, here's the exciting part: since September last year, Nicholas and Kyle have embarked on an incredible journey by starting their own podcast called 'Chip N’ Charge’. They dive deep into the events and players on the professional tennis circuit every week, and their insights are truly second to none. I had the chance to listen to their podcast recently, and I was instantly impressed by how articulate and creative they are!
This shows just how being a part of Team Stony Tennis can inspire other creative ventures beyond the court. Their podcast has already gathered a loyal audience of around 100 regular listeners, and they’ve even secured a sponsorship deal!
Every Wednesday, the boys jump on a call to record the podcast, then with a bit of editing and some social media clips, they share it with the world. You can support them and enjoy their brilliant insights by subscribing to 'Chip N’ Charge':
- Subscribe here
- Listen on Apple Podcasts
- Or on Spotify
- You can also find it on other podcast platforms – just search for ‘Chip N’ Charge Podcast.’
I hope you all enjoy the podcast as much as I do. Feel free to share your thoughts by replying to this email, and I’ll be sure to pass the message along to Nicholas and Kyle.
Thank you for being such an important part of Team Stony Tennis!
Happy tennising!
John Cavill
Director of Tennis
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