Get Through Performance Slumps In Tennis Tennis can be a long, demanding journey filled with a lot of ups and downs... When things are going well, it's easy to be excited about playing matches. Sometimes, when you are playing at your peak, you neglect to realize there will be tough times at …
Djokovic’s Mental Game Keys to Tennis Success
Mental Toughness Training Quick fixes... the magic bullet... easy solutions... Every tennis player searches for that one thing that will change his or her game and reap immediate success. Many tennis players dabble in various “magical” methods to have an immediate impact on their game. These …
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Tennis Players Who Have Mental Meltdowns
Maintain Emotional Control During Big Tennis Matches Maintaining composure and managing on-court emotions are necessary for optimal performance and enjoying the game of tennis. Managing emotions doesn't mean you won’t get angry after a bad line call or a double fault. Emotions are a part of any …
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Winning Ugly When Not Playing Your Best
Wawrinka Wins Ugly At The 2015 Dubai Tennis Championship Winning ugly is still winning, but to win you first must stay in the game mentally to give yourself a chance. A lot of tennis players make a huge mistake when they are down early in a match... They make the faulty assumption that because …
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Kerber’s Mental Game Keys to Success in Tennis
Believe In The Process There’s an old expression, “Seeing is believing.” This saying states that you need to see something before you can accept that it exists or can happen. There is a fundamental problem with this saying… How can you believe you can accomplish something if you never had …
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How to Refocus When Distracted
Tsonga's Mental Game Strategies To Stay Focused Crowds in tennis are, most of the time courteous and respectful to the players engaged in the match. Unfortunately, most of the time does not mean all of the time. At some point in your tennis play, you will have to deal with crowd outbursts, …