The Inner Game of TennisRandom House, 1974 - 141 sidor |
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... aware of the ball , the court , and , when necessary , his opponent . But he is not aware of giving him- self a lot of instructions , thinking about how to hit the ball , how to correct past mistakes or how to repeat what he just did ...
... aware of the ball , the court , and , when necessary , his opponent . But he is not aware of giving him- self a lot of instructions , thinking about how to hit the ball , how to correct past mistakes or how to repeat what he just did ...
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... aware of certain muscles . For instance , when I hit my best backhands , I am aware that my shoulder muscle , rather than my forearm , is pulling my arm through . By remembering the feel of that muscle before hitting a backhand , I ...
... aware of certain muscles . For instance , when I hit my best backhands , I am aware that my shoulder muscle , rather than my forearm , is pulling my arm through . By remembering the feel of that muscle before hitting a backhand , I ...
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... aware of in a given period , and every- one's alertness can be heightened with the practice of concentra- tion . The result is simple : you become more aware of what is going on as you learn to keep your attention in the now . I have ...
... aware of in a given period , and every- one's alertness can be heightened with the practice of concentra- tion . The result is simple : you become more aware of what is going on as you learn to keep your attention in the now . I have ...
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achieve action asked aware backhand backswing beauty become begin behavior body breathing competition concentration consciousness desired Double fault effort effortless ego-mind Eric Berne event experience external feel follow-through forehand freak-outs game of tennis give goal grip groove ground strokes habit higher consciousness hit the ball imagine Inner Game inner skills instructions keep learning process lesson let it happen letting go lose match point means meet the ball mental muscles natural negative observe obstacles one's opponent outer game overhead smash perform positive thinking practice programming racket back racket head realize relaxed rhythm role seams seems serve shot simply snap sound Stan Smith Step Subgame swing your racket tell tend tennis ball tennis court tennis player things topspin true trust try to hit trying hard trying too hard unconscious mind usually volley walked Watch the ball wrist yoga
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