Extraordinary Tennis for the Ordinary Player

by Simon Ramo

Non-fiction

Genres: Psychology, Nonfiction, Sports

158 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1973

Reviews

[Alif Alam]

I only read the first chapter because I am not a tennis player.

When you are a novice, "success" is achieved via negativa (a Taleb term) i.e. by not messing up.

When you are seasoned, "success" is achieved via positiva i.e. by doing the right things.

[Eric Fisher]

This is one of the best metaphors for life out there, and it's good for tennis too ;)

[Almost Surely]

Great advices. I felt I've immediately lifted my game in social doubles after reading this.

[Kevin]

Suprisingly funny

[Clark]

Very droll book about how to win ugly. Higher results through lower expectations.