How to Hit Out, Get Ball Control and Play Percentage Tennis

ISBN-13: 9781519296825 / Angielski / Miękka / 2016 / 226 str.

Anthony J. Stockman

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"WOW From the chapter Targets and Aiming- "You need to let it go. You need to rip your shots" YES This is how i love to play the game . Found lots of valuable info like how to play the ARC so as to hit the ball high over the net with topspin deep... I've always tended to hit line drives and into the net too often--but now by visualizing the exact arc where I want the ball to go I'm making much fewer unforced errors....Lots of very interesting and very helpful info in this book....." Amazon Customer "I wish I had read this book when I was playing in the juniors. It would have simplified my life and reduced the massive amount of hours I spent trying to perfect every shot. I've been working on his techniques and it's really working." Rick Wittwer "Very helpful to improve your game play. Improves your accuracy and helps you leverage your high percentage shots. Worth the read." Amazon Customer Do you want to know what to do when you make a mistake on the court. Would you like to have a logical technique to solve problems, correct for errors and improve every time you play? Do you want to know how to shoot ripping topspin, vicious backspin and driving flat shots? Would you like to be able to place those shots on the court where you want when you want to? Would you like to get complete control of you serve enabling you to place it where you want first or second serve? Do you want to develop killer point tactics that will get you to win more matches and beat players you never beat before? Would you like to be able to "hit out," at the critical moments of a match, instead of getting nervous and freezing up under pressure? This book has the concepts you need to achieve all these things. These concepts are tools. Once you understand them you own them. You will be able to apply them, on your own, to improve and win more matches every time you play.

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