Tennis: Play the Mental Game

David Ranney

ISBN 10: 0978556828 / ISBN 13: 9780978556822

Published by Night Lotus Books, 2006

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Tennis: Play the Mental Game
• Publisher: Night Lotus Books
• Publication Date: 2006
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0978556828
• ISBN 13: 9780978556822
• Binding: paperback
• Condition: Very Good

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Synopsis

The fact that you are reading this tells me that what you are doing in order to play well is not working. When you read, use, and practice the lessons found in my book, you will find that this way of playing will absolutely improve your tennis and sometimes immediately and dramatically.

Why play another day using techniques that don't help you play your very best? After learning the concepts and techniques found in only the 1st 4 lessons in my book, you may see some significant improvement right away. And the good news is that as you continue to learn and use the lessons in my book, you will continue to see improvement.

In my book you will get:
The complete listing of the Core Principles
28 lesson on the mental game that will make you mentally tough.
11 Strategy lesson that really work and you won t find them anywhere else.
6 Lessons on how to grove your strokes using the mental game principles.
14 drills to help you perfect your mental game.

For those of you who have read Tim Gallwey s book, The Inner Game of Tennis , my book is the practical application to it.

Check out David's new book Play Zen-Sational Tennis. In this new book, you will get over 50% new and important content on playing the mental game.

About the Author

I started playing tournaments when I was 10 years old. I became a nationally ranked player as a junior, played on the USC tennis team with Stan Smith and Bob Lutz (we were National Champions during the three years I lettered Varsity), played on the Junior Davis Cup team, and represented the U.S. at Junior Wimbledon when I was 17 years old.

After college, I began teaching tennis the traditional way until my conversion to teaching the Inner Game when I was in my 30s.