The Annual East Africa Safari Tennis Experience, Sadili Oval - Meet all Coaches

EMMA DOYLE

Emma Doyle, a Tennis Australia High-Performance Coach, former tennis touring coach, and talent development coach with 30 years of experience, is your catalyst for turning motivation into activation on and off the court. She has represented her native country of Australia as a team coach on 20 occasions, including winning four Asia Oceania world team titles; she's a USPTA Elite Pro and a PTR Performance Coach. Emma's energy-infused communication style and

confidence-building strategies inspire immediate action in players, coaches, teams, and corporates worldwide.

Passionate about gender equity in sports and the workplace, Emma drives change through her Girl Power Camps and educational efforts. As an accomplished author, trainer, and keynote speaker, she empowers individuals and organizations to exceed their goals,

backed by her PCC qualification from the ICF and certifications in Neuro-Linguistic Programming and Emotional Intelligence.

Emma's book, "What Makes a Great Coach?" delves into the top 10 practices of the world’s best coaches sourced from hundreds of interviews as the host of “The Coaching Podcast”. Through her captivating TEDx talk, "Unleashing Female Potential," Emma encourages coaches to be lifelong learners. She is the owner of ACEcoac

h.com.au housing all of her tennis IP.

Sadili Oval Sports Academy has brought the treasure of Emma Doyle's insights and expertise on and off the court right to your doorsteps. Get ready!

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Tina Samara

Tina Samara is a Transition Coach helping athletes globally navigate the often-
challenging world of college sports. She played professional tennis and represented Norway in the Federation Cup from 1996 - 1998. On the WTA tour, she reached a career-high ranking of 223 in doubles and played in the US Open Singles in 1994 and 1995. During her college playing days, she won three NCAA National Team Championships and was the #1 ranked NCAA doubles team for the University of Georgia in 1995. In addition, Tina also competed as a semi-pro golfer for three years winning the New York State public links event in 2003. Therefore, Tina understands what is required to compete on a world stage. 

Following her sporting achievements, Tina went on to coach Division 1 women's college tennis for 11 years and was known for her practical, empathic and direct approach to the holistic development of both the person and the athlete. Tina privately coaches and mentors many teenage athletes to help them transition from high school into college by pursuing their sporting goals and dreams. She is the owner and founder of Transition Coach 4 Athletes and for the past two years, she has helped many athletes globally, from all sports (except football), find US College Scholarships.

Sadili Oval Sports Academy broken the odds to bring Tina Samara to you for an amazing, breathe-taking August. Get ready!!!

Email: tina@transitioncoach4athletes.com  Website: www.transitioncoach4athletes.com

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Judy Murray

Judy Murray is a former Scottish international tennis player with 64 national titles to her name. She became Scottish National Coach in 1995, the same year that she became the first woman to pass the Lawn Tennis Association's Performance Coach Award. She initiated the Scottish National Development Schools programme targeting 20 kids age 8 to 11, which ultimately produced four Davis Cup players and one Fed Cup player, including her Grand-Slam-winning sons, Jamie and Andy. In 2011 Judy was appointed Captain of the British Fed Cup and has used this role to grow the profile and numbers in women’s tennis as well as increase and improve the female coach workforce. Judy has developed several initiatives including Miss-Hits – a fun starter tennis programme for girls age 5–8 and Tennis on the Road – a mobile outreach programme which takes tennis into areas of Scotland where the sport doesn't exist.

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Dr Liz Odera

A recognized world class coach, and founder of Sadili Oval Sports Academy, Liz, a US-Kenya citizen, de-mystified tennis and opened opportunities to about 3,000 children from poor and rich communities alike, making Sadili the melting pot for tennis in the East African region. 

In 2012, Liz initiated Girl Power Clubs Africa, a teenage girls’ leadership through sport program with over 700 members annually, and a tennis after-school education project in partnership with the Professional Tennis Registry and which earned an honorary USTA-NJTL membership. 

Liz has successfully developed a large number of East African juniors in tennis, who have represented their respective national teams, played ITF and WTA events (including Wimbledon and US Open), and earned important scholarships to colleges and high schools in Europe and USA, including David Oringa (Uganda), John Lutaaya (Uganda), Sada Nahimana (Burundi), Teresa Odera (Kenya), Henry Ayesiga (Uganda), Amadi Kagoma (Burundi), Hassan Ndayashimiye (Burundi) and Joab Odera (Kenya). Liz is also an experienced sports management consultant and a motivational speaker. Liz’s book “Sports For Life, details her amazing journey, passes along the philosophy that continues to change and save the lives of countless children.

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August 8 to 10 is upon us at Sadili Oval Sports Academy when and where world class coaches impart values into you. Make it a desire to be there and look out for it like is it a passion.

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We hope to see you take this step forward in your coaching Career. 

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