Framework Tennis performance staff
Performance Staff

We Build Better Players.

Framework coaches are active players, performance specialists, and lifelong students of the game and the science behind human performance. We still put in the reps—on court, in the classroom, and in the lab.

Our Standards

Every Framework coach is committed to professionalism, continued education, and athlete-centered coaching. Our staff maintains professional coaching certifications, liability insurance, and ongoing professional development while fostering a culture of transparency, integrity, and lifelong learning.

We openly share our backgrounds, education, certifications, and experience because we believe trust is built through transparency.

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Director of Tennis Performance

Jacob Eastwood

Jacob has played and coached at high levels of the game, bringing extensive experience in player development, technical instruction, and match strategy. His coaching combines competitive insight with a practical, player-centered approach designed to help athletes improve and perform with confidence.

Credentials
  • B.S. Psychology
  • PTR Certified
  • USTA Coaching Member
  • ARA Coaching Member
Playing Experience
  • Lamar University
  • University of North Georgia
  • Former ITF Professional Circuit Competitor
Specialties
Player DevelopmentTechnical InstructionMatch Strategy
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Director of Human Performance

Aubrey Biddle

Aubrey specializes in the science of how athletes learn, move, and perform. Her background in sport psychology, exercise science, education, and applied behavior analysis connects physical performance with the behavioral and learning processes that support lasting improvement.

Credentials
  • B.S. Health & Physical Education, Psychology Minor
  • M.S. Exercise Science & Health Promotion, Sport Psychology
  • Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Behavior Analysis — In Progress
  • PTR Certified
  • USTA Coaching Member
Playing Experience
  • University of West Georgia
Specialties
Sport PsychologyMotor LearningBehavior Change