Cash and Glasspool's path to success is one of 'right place, right time', with the pair picking up where another British duo, Neal Skupski and Matt Reid, left off in 2023. Skupski had started working with doubles coach Louis Cayer, who has a reputation for delivering results through his unique approach.
Cash and Glasspool were drawn to this system after watching videos of it being used by other top players and were impressed by the level of analysis and mental preparation on show. Their first few weeks together showed promise, but they needed time to settle into their new partnership.
The breakthrough came when they reached the quarterfinals at the Queen's club tournament in June, a week after coming from behind to win in Doha. This victory gave them confidence that they could compete with the top players and ultimately led to winning Wimbledon, becoming Britain's first all-British team to lift the title since 1936.
Their success was capped off by securing the year-end number one ranking on the ATP Tour doubles rankings list. The pair's coach, Cayer, is credited with instilling discipline in Cash through his video analysis and communication style. He has also helped Glasspool to develop mental toughness and settle into new situations quickly.
The two players have described their partnership as a case of 'right place, right time', but they credit Cayer for giving them the tools to succeed. The coach's system is unique and has delivered results for top players in the past, including British star Jamie Murray's son Andy.
For Cash and Glasspool, their biggest challenge now will be maintaining this form next season while also taking a well-deserved break after an intense year on the tour. With Cayer continuing to work with them, they are set up for another successful campaign but first need to enjoy their well-deserved time off.
Cash and Glasspool were drawn to this system after watching videos of it being used by other top players and were impressed by the level of analysis and mental preparation on show. Their first few weeks together showed promise, but they needed time to settle into their new partnership.
The breakthrough came when they reached the quarterfinals at the Queen's club tournament in June, a week after coming from behind to win in Doha. This victory gave them confidence that they could compete with the top players and ultimately led to winning Wimbledon, becoming Britain's first all-British team to lift the title since 1936.
Their success was capped off by securing the year-end number one ranking on the ATP Tour doubles rankings list. The pair's coach, Cayer, is credited with instilling discipline in Cash through his video analysis and communication style. He has also helped Glasspool to develop mental toughness and settle into new situations quickly.
The two players have described their partnership as a case of 'right place, right time', but they credit Cayer for giving them the tools to succeed. The coach's system is unique and has delivered results for top players in the past, including British star Jamie Murray's son Andy.
For Cash and Glasspool, their biggest challenge now will be maintaining this form next season while also taking a well-deserved break after an intense year on the tour. With Cayer continuing to work with them, they are set up for another successful campaign but first need to enjoy their well-deserved time off.
. I mean, Cash and Glasspool just happened to pick up where Neal Skupski left off, and Louis Cayer comes into the picture, and suddenly they're winning Wimbledon? Coincidence? I don't think so! There's gotta be more to it than that 
. I'm watching this coach, Louis Cayer, and he seems like a bit of a puppet master himself 
. Having Andy Murray's son, Jamie, say the coach's system worked for him too? That's just too convenient 
. Maybe they're onto something here... or maybe it's all just a big coincidence 
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. Cash and Glasspool's success was definitely helped by Cayer's system, but let's not forget that Skupski had already been working with Louis Cayer in 2023, so it's not like they're the first ones to try this approach.
. what makes me think they'd be able to maintain their form next season?
I'm so hyped about Joe Cash and Harri Glasspool's Wimbledon win! They totally deserved it after all the hard work they put in this year 
. Their partnership is like a dream come true, and Louis Cayer's coaching style really helped them gel 
. I mean, who wouldn't want to be part of a team that's working together so smoothly? 
It's like they're two peas in a pod! 
They're definitely setting the bar high for British doubles tennis now 
. Now, let's hope they can maintain this form next season and keep us entertained on the court 
!
they've worked so hard and it's amazing to see their dedication paying off, especially with Louis Cayer's coaching skills - that guy is a genius 
i'm curious to see how they'll adapt for next season though, gotta be tough to keep that momentum going 
well-deserved break after an intense year is definitely what these guys need tho, gonna be interesting to see them take some time off and recharge 
and Louis Cayer's coaching system is straight fire 
! The way they came from behind to win in Doha was insane 
and I'm so excited to see what they do next, but can we please give them a break 
after this crazy year?
! it was like their dream come true and i'm so happy for them!! 
i've been following them since the beginning of the season and its amazing to see how far they've come. that coach louis cayer is pure genius 
Their coach Cayer is pure genius 
for helping them find their groove & build mental toughness. The 'right place, right time' thing was def true for this duo! 
Now they just need to relax & enjoy the fruits of their labor (or should I say, the Wimbledon trophy 
) before diving into next season
. I'm rooting for them to keep this momentum going! 
But now they've gotta keep this momentum going and not get too complacent, 'cause next season's gonna be tough 
. But what really got me thinking is, how did he go from coaching some random player to becoming the coach of these two? There must be more to it than just coincidence... Maybe someone was pushing him into this role? Anyway, it'll be interesting to see if they can keep up the momentum next season 
. I mean, going from being a decent pair to winning Wimbledon in one year? That's insane! 
. Now, I just hope they can keep up the form next season without burning out after such an intense year 
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. Now, I do hope they take some time off after this intense season... they deserve it! 
that doubles analysis video series is EVERYTHING 
