In this week's 'Short questions with Dana Perino,' Fox News Channel's Perino talks with tennis pro and actor Nico Yannicelli, who shares insights on tennis, acting — and being in the moment.
For a number of months now, I’ve enjoyed checking in with some of your favorite Fox personalities to learn more about who they are behind the scenes. This week I wanted to do a curtain raiser onI talked with the tennis coach forced to spend time with me on the court as I try to learn this new hobby. He's not just a tennis coach, though — he'sas well. While spending half of the year in the U.S., he also runs Perspectiva Producciones, a production company in Argentina.
He would take me to the club and play with me. He was my greatest inspiration, introducing me to tennis. His idols were Bjorn Borg, Guillermo Vilas, John McEnroe and Jimmy Connors. He would tell stories about them. "You first have to understand it, then feel it, next embed it in your muscle memory, and finally try to perform during a match. [Tennis is] quite a journey."
The tennis court is much like a stage for actors. Both are spaces where individuals must deliver peak performances under mental pressure. . The atmosphere they create intensifies the experience. The absence of an audience, as seen during COVID, changes the dynamics entirely. True focus means being in the present moment. For tennis players, it's about the current point, devoid of external distractions. For actors, it's about immersing in the scene and reacting genuinely. Both must be in the"here and now" for peak performance.
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