Going To The Net: Winning The Psychological Game Of Tennis (And Life)

Master your mind on the court Win the psychological game of tennis Why do some players win the big points, while others choke in the clutch? Why do some players rise above their physical limitations to win tournaments, while other, more talented players bow out in the first round? The exceptional players have a secret weapon: They’ve mastered the psychology of tennis. They know how to watch their thoughts, and take control of their mind. They know their ego is not a friend, but an enemy on the court. They also have personal insight about how their mind works, and they know how to capitalize on the psychological state of their opponents. Armed with these skills, they win more matches and take their game to a much higher level. Exceptional players also know that tennis is a great way to deepen self-knowledge and learn valuable life lessons. They take what they learn about themselves on the court , and use these insights to enjoy a better, more successful life off the court. To master your mind, win more matches, and learn valuable lessons about psychology and life, join Bill Bishop and his mentor Coach Conrad, on an enlightening and entertaining journey into your mind on the tennis court. Read Going To The Net today. Visit GoingToTheNet.netRead more