| Back to Back Issues Page |
![]() |
|
A Tennis Myth That Needs To Be Debunked March 05, 2008 |
| Hi, There is a certain tennis myth that keeps coming up when I teach tennis. It's so persistent because so many books and websites keep it alive. So here's something I want you to think about...
-------------------------------- a) When you make a mistake, you probably think, that you did something wrong. So if you could correct that, you wouldn't make a mistake? The Biggest Tennis Myth that's Hurting Your Game b) Thanks again for submissions to the What Have You Learned From A Tennis Match page. This week's winner is Ken DeHart, a professional tennis coach, who is honestly sharing his story, his faults and what he learned from them: PTR International Championships with Ken
-------------------------------- I had some interesting questions this past two weeks and I hopefully gave some useful answers: a) There is this subconscious brake in our mind, that sometimes stops us from giving 100%. The person, who asked me the following question was even aware of this problem, but still couldn't find a solution: b) You may have heard of the expression "controlled aggression" in tennis but you're not sure what this is... 3 Ways to Play Aggressively in Tennis --------------------------- I am writing this newsletter at my home and if I look through the window, I see snowy roofs and gardens. It's 4 degrees. My next newsletter will be sent from Thailand, where the average daily temperature is around 35 degrees Celsius right now. The wonders of our planet... Best regards, Tomaz
-----------------------------------------
SPORTNO SVETOVANJE |
| Back to Back Issues Page |