The Inner Game of TennisThe Inner Game of Tennis is a revolutionary program for overcoming the self-doubt, nervousness, and lapses of concentration that can keep a player from winning. Now available in a revised paperback edition, this classic bestseller can change the way the game of tennis is played. From the Trade Paperback edition. |
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develop the proper mental attitudes. You have to be confident and possess the
will to win or else youH always be a loser." But how can one "be confident" or
develop the "proper mental attitudes"? These questions are usually left
unanswered.
develop the proper mental attitudes. You have to be confident and possess the
will to win or else youH always be a loser." But how can one "be confident" or
develop the "proper mental attitudes"? These questions are usually left
unanswered.
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If the body has to swing differently on every serve to go after tosses which vary in
height and placement, how can it develop a uniform motion and rhythm? To toss
the ball consistently, let your movement be as smooth as an elevator. Hold the ...
If the body has to swing differently on every serve to go after tosses which vary in
height and placement, how can it develop a uniform motion and rhythm? To toss
the ball consistently, let your movement be as smooth as an elevator. Hold the ...
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We all develop characteristic patterns of acting and thinking, and each such
pattern exists because it serves a function. The time for change comes when we
realize that the same function could be served in a better way. Take the habit of ...
We all develop characteristic patterns of acting and thinking, and each such
pattern exists because it serves a function. The time for change comes when we
realize that the same function could be served in a better way. Take the habit of ...
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Användarrecension - Oliver-Eisler - LibraryThingThis book isn’t a routine pep talk. It’s an entertaining and practical discussion of how the mind affects athletic performance. Highly readable and engaging! Läs hela recensionen
Decent Book
Användarrecension - barrydalmi - Overstock.comThis is a good well written book. It is better for a relatively advanced player as it doesnt so much deal with strokesstrategy but more your own approach to the game. It takes a little selfexamination and soul searching to actually Use what you might pick up from the book. A good read. Läs hela recensionen
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Getting It Together | 17 |
Master Tips | 69 |
Practical Applications of InnerGame Learning | 85 |
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Bibliografisk information
| Titel | The Inner Game of Tennis |
| Författare | W. Timothy Gallwey |
| Utgåva | nyutgåva |
| Utgivare | Bantam Books, 1988 |
| ISBN | 0553273728, 9780553273724 |
| Längd | 178 sidor |
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