Game, Set, Match A Tennis Book For The Mind Charlie Jones, Kim Doren Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2002 Charlie Jones and Kim Doren are rapidly becoming popular authors of sports advice. Their Be the Ball: A Golf Instruction Book for the Mind is a steady seller, with 11,000 copies and counting bought by duffers who want to learn the inside track on how the stars prepare for their game.Now, Game, Set, Match: A Tennis Instruction Book for the Mind will do the same for tennis players everywhere. Many ...             Vic Braden's Mental Tennis: How to Psych Yourself to a Winning Game5 reviews Vic Braden, Robert Wool Little, Brown and Company, 1994 Great book, clear, concise, meaningful. + Always losing? It might be in your head As an adult new tennis player who is highly analytical, this book opened doors for me into the world of tennis. It explained real reasons coaches and pro's say to do certain things which are in actuality not really what they want at all. Vic explains the fundimentals in a way that you can ...             The Inner Game of Tennis: The Classic Guide to the Mental Side of Peak Performance70 reviews W. Timothy Gallwey Random House Trade Paperbacks, 1997 This book is a must read for every amateur and professional tennis player and tennis teacher + My Tennis Bible + The Inner Game + Good for all athletes             Smart Tennis: How to Play and Win the Mental Game (Smart Sport Series)7 reviews John F. Murray Jossey-Bass, 1999 Comments and suggestions + This is a great book + Mental equipment is truly important + Thorough, thought and action provoking + Integrated and On-Target             Winning Ugly: Mental Warfare in Tennis--Lessons from a Master63 reviews Brad Gilbert, Steve Jamison Fireside, 1994 The Mental edge in Tennis + UNA OBRA MAESTRA DE LA ESTRATEGIA EN EL TENIS + Very Helpful! + Use mediocre strokes and a superior brain to beat great players. + Non poetry in motion             Tennis: Winning the Mental Game Robert Weinberg Robert Weinberg, 2002 If you have ever lost your concentration after a bad shot, gotten tight and choked due to the pressure, got mad over a bad line call, or lost motivation to practice or hang in a match, then Tennis:Winning The Mental Game is just for you. In competitive tennis, it is usually the player who can win the mental game, that usually wins the match. This hands-on research-to practice book is an excellent ...             If I'm The Better Player, Why Can't I Win?2 reviews Allen Fox distribution by Simon and Schuster, 1979 You want to win more tennis matches? Read this book. + Brilliant A great, gritty, compelling look at what it really takes to play tennis. We're not just talking technique, we're talking about what it takes to be a winner -- before, during and after matches. Filled with great anecdotes and insights into the game's great players (and near-greats), Fox has ...             The Inner Game of Tennis: The Classic Guide to the Mental Side of Peak Performance70 reviews W. Timothy Gallwey Random House Trade Paperbacks, 1997 This book is a must read for every amateur and professional tennis player and tennis teacher + My Tennis Bible + The Inner Game + Good for all athletes             Game, Set, Match A Tennis Book For The Mind Charlie Jones, Kim Doren Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2002 Charlie Jones and Kim Doren are rapidly becoming popular authors of sports advice. Their Be the Ball: A Golf Instruction Book for the Mind is a steady seller, with 11,000 copies and counting bought by duffers who want to learn the inside track on how the stars prepare for their game.Now, Game, Set, Match: A Tennis Instruction Book for the Mind will do the same for tennis players everywhere. Many ...             Smart Tennis: How to Play and Win the Mental Game (Smart Sport Series)7 reviews John F. Murray Jossey-Bass, 1999 Comments and suggestions + This is a great book + Mental equipment is truly important + Thorough, thought and action provoking + Integrated and On-Target             Tennis: Winning the Mental Game Robert Weinberg Robert Weinberg, 2002 If you have ever lost your concentration after a bad shot, gotten tight and choked due to the pressure, got mad over a bad line call, or lost motivation to practice or hang in a match, then Tennis:Winning The Mental Game is just for you. In competitive tennis, it is usually the player who can win the mental game, that usually wins the match. This hands-on research-to practice book is an excellent ...             Vic Braden's Mental Tennis: How to Psych Yourself to a Winning Game5 reviews Vic Braden, Robert Wool Little, Brown and Company, 1994 Great book, clear, concise, meaningful. + Always losing? It might be in your head As an adult new tennis player who is highly analytical, this book opened doors for me into the world of tennis. It explained real reasons coaches and pro's say to do certain things which are in actuality not really what they want at all. Vic explains the fundimentals in a way that you can ...             Winning Ugly: Mental Warfare in Tennis--Lessons from a Master63 reviews Brad Gilbert, Steve Jamison Fireside, 1994 The Mental edge in Tennis + UNA OBRA MAESTRA DE LA ESTRATEGIA EN EL TENIS + Very Helpful! + Use mediocre strokes and a superior brain to beat great players. + Non poetry in motion             If I'm The Better Player, Why Can't I Win?2 reviews Allen Fox distribution by Simon and Schuster, 1979 You want to win more tennis matches? Read this book. + Brilliant A great, gritty, compelling look at what it really takes to play tennis. We're not just talking technique, we're talking about what it takes to be a winner -- before, during and after matches. Filled with great anecdotes and insights into the game's great players (and near-greats), Fox has ...