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Breakthrough Tennis: A Revolutionary Approach to the Game
Uses the tools of systems thinking to teach the fundamentals of tennis, describes the physics behind tennis, and stresses the importance of balance, timing, and concentration
162 pages, Paperback
First published June 1, 1991
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September 28, 2022
i bought this book in paris (rue rivoli), when i was playing and coaching. (last century!)
was an eye-opener.
i moved from europe to america and i lost my copy.
i found only my notes.
i would like to re-read it.
i have tons of tennis books, but i think this one is sort of top of the list.
i,ll try to find a way to review the chapters.
good stuff!
was an eye-opener.
i moved from europe to america and i lost my copy.
i found only my notes.
i would like to re-read it.
i have tons of tennis books, but i think this one is sort of top of the list.
i,ll try to find a way to review the chapters.
good stuff!
November 19, 2011
Excellent book for intermediate+ tennis players. It's more about feeling the ball and your body working together rather than mechanical stroke technique. We'll see how the results end up in a few months!
January 4, 2011
I found this book at the used book sale at our library. He is very thorough, and I liked that he used physics to describe how tennis worked.
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