The Distal Method Tennis Certification (DMTC) is named after the Distal Method, both a methodology and a method for expertise attainment in motor skills of all kinds and in “related” cognitive skills (motor and cognitive skills are considered to be the two sides of the same coin, so to speak). Maybe the reader has been wondering what the components of a good tennis training session are. Or maybe they have a good grasp of that and feel that something’s missing. Well, many things are missing in the current tennis-training Paradigm and the DMTC has been created to address all of the related issues; be them known or unknown to the athlete/parent/trainer – with the emphasis on the latter. It is important to understand why DMTC is, by design, the most comprehensive training method. In order to see that, one ought to appreciate both the conception and the breakthroughs of the original and more general Distal Method that make it unique in many aspects; practically speaking, one just has to do the simplest possible calculation: how many aspects of player development does the tennis Distal Method cover, and how many tools it provides. This certification program provides a set of tools that have not existed before, all within a different Paradigm that is truly holistic and does not only address the development of effective skills and motor expertise – as if these weren’t already enough for any training system. The interested coach who is abroad may contact Dr Papageorge directly or his team for a live seminar or may find the online course more practical due to travel restrictions or simply due to distance considerations (Dr. Papageorge is based in Greece). In the link below one may find both the online tennis Distal Method Coach Development program and the curriculum.