Tennis Strategy Encyclopedia Review

12 May 2009 @ 5:38 PM

“Tennis Strategy Encyclopedia at tennismindgame.com is worth every cent you pay, in fact I personally think Tomaz should raise the price because it’s got it all. The Tennis Strategy Encyclopedia covers tips for tennis beginners and advanced tactics for tennis professionals”

Reviewer: Lillian
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Book Reviewed: Tennis Strategy Encyclopedia

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Tomaz, the author of this priceless book, begins talking about basic tactics for the beginners, but as you keep reading on through this book, the tactical lessons are of a tournament level, and even an elite tournament level.

Here is a list of topics covered:

Where to serve to and when

Where to hit a return of serve

Playing from the baseline

How to play against an Aggressive Baseliner

How to play against an All-court Player

How to play against a Server and Volleyer

How to play against a Pusher (invaluable free bonus at the end of the book)

How to play against an Left Handers

How to win against a Better Player

How to play in the Wind

How to play on Grass

How to play on hard court and indoors

How to play on clay

Making tactical decisions in the moment

Looking at match statistics

When to play cross court and when to play down the line

Where serve your second serve

I honestly can’t find a flaw in this book I know I’m supposed to be critical as a reviewer but in my opinion it’s the perfect accompaniment to your coaching lessons. (I would recommend coaches use this as a resource too.)

Tomaz offers a bonus with the book which is three emails where you can chat with Tomaz and get advice on anything about your game, strategy or technique.

Many players are skilled mechanically as tennis players but when it comes to strategy they are quite predictable as they only know a few. This book will fill you in on what you’re missing out on if you are one of those people.

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