Insider Tennis Strategies by Glenn Sheiner
I can say with certainty that this book will see you win more tennis games very quickly. In my opinion, if you just pick one or two strategies or tactics out of the book you’ll have a true advantage over your competitors, people will wonder how the heck you won. Don’t...
If you see a tennis professional tapping their face, neck, wrists, or fingers while they’re playing, after reading Renegade Mindset Techniques for Tennis by Stephen Ladd, you’ll know what those players are doing.
E-Book Reviewed: Renegade Mindset Techniques (RMT) for Tennis by Stephen Ladd
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E-Book Reviewed: Tennis Strategy Encyclopedia
Tennis Strategy Encyclopedia at is worth every cent. It covers tips for tennis beginners and advanced tactics for tennis professionals.
Here is a list of some of what is covered:
Where to serve to and when
Where to hit a return of serve
Playing from the baseline
How to play...
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The best tennis tactic and strategy is this – Have a Plan.
There are many tennis books that can teach you how to plan (many of those books have been reviewed on this website under “All Reviews” to the left) but you should definitely ask your coach for some tennis lessons on strategy next time you’re get a chance.
Having a tactical plan is the simplest way to improve your game.
By preparing yourself before you step on the court no matter what level you play I guarantee you will feel a boost in confidence and a boost in concentration on the court.
Stick With Your Chosen Tactics
Once you have decided what your plan is you’re off to a great start, but in order to see if your plan will work you need to discipline yourself to stick with that tactic once you’re on the court.
Don’t give up straight away on a tactic when it doesn’t work the first time. If you’ve worked out a strategy prior to playing that’s based on good information about your opponent’s game then don’t quit on the tactic if it fails the first time. I suggest changing it if you’re down 5-0 in the first set, even 4-0 (you should work out what suits your comfort level as to what the score is when you change your planned tactic match-to-match).
What’s important is not to use a planned tactic only one or two times before giving up on it, give it a chance.
Don’t Change Your Tactic When You’re Winning
If you only remember one thing about this tactical tennis lesson it should be this: If you are winning and you’re only a short distance from taking the match DO NOT change your tactics, don’t try anything new! The reason for this is – whatever tactic got you into a winning position is the same tactic you need to keep doing until you shake hands.
Changing tactics is the biggest mistake I see players make when they get close to a win. Many players take chances right before they are about to win a set or a match and end up wondering how they lost their lead, or worse, the match. Don’t fall into that trap.
Good luck and be sure to check out Tennis Strategy Encyclopedia for a full tennis tactic and strategy guide. To read my review of Tennis Strategy Encyclopedia please CLICK HERE.
Tennis Strategy Encyclopedia includes tennis lessons simplified to help you make game plans as well as help your prepare for matches against all kinds of opponents.
Do your emotions interfere with your game? If your answer is ‘yes’ or ‘maybe’ check out RMT for Tennis HERE or click the image below to read my review.
Why Strategy Matters – Is it Worth Learning?
