So, who will win at the WTA 2012 Championships? There is an opinion of a tennis coach: “You have to pick Serena Williams, especially indoors where her serve gives her a huge advantage. I would expect Victoria Azarenka to be … Continue reading →
2012 WTA Championships kicks off tomorrow in Istanbul. Who will be the best? Can Serena Williams, who is 31 years old, win again and say something like “Everybody knows who is real # 1 in the world?”
Continue reading →Resiliency in sports Resiliency in sports is one of the key mental attributes an individual or team player must have. The ability to come back from behind, to fight fiercely until the last second of the game or last point … Continue reading →
Sports psychology for athletes Sports psychology for athletes has become increasingly popular over the past number of years as professional athletes increasingly attribute their success, comebacks and ability to overcome obstacles to their work with sports psychologists. In fact, there … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →I discussed 2012 US Open current results with a tennis coach. Can you comment the tennis match between Roger Federer and Tomas Berdych. Why did Federer lose? Roger Federer ran into a perfect storm. First of all, a huge guy … Continue reading →
Some thoughts from a tennis coach about 2012 US Open and the future tennis champions. The real tournament begins next Friday. I don’t see Serena Williams or Maria Sharapova losing any earlier and as usual have to go with Serena … Continue reading →
This year’s U.S Open is set to kick off on August 27 2012 in Flushing Meadows, New York. The Billie Jean National Tennis Center will be the battleground where it all goes down. The giants and the dark horses of … Continue reading →
I discussing great tennis players and upcoming US Open 2012 with a tennis coach. Do you think Federer has an edge over the other players, including Djokovic, at the US Open? Roger Federer is so efficient that he can remain … Continue reading →
We continue a discussion about ideal tennis academy. Here is an opinion of Alex Yep 2, founder and Instructor of Physio Technical Tennis at Physio Technical Tennis: “Yes, it is possible. A matter of fact , I think there is … Continue reading →
We decided to publish this reply from Mike Erwin as a separate post. Join the discussion and express your opinions. I disagree with the idea that a great tennis player automatically makes a great coach. I do believe those ex-players … Continue reading →
Let’s continue to discuss tennis academies and development of strong tennis players. So, there are more than 40 tennis academies in USA that provide full time boarding for their students, from the giant Nick Bollettieri tennis academy with 500+ tennis … Continue reading →
We were watching tennis matches from 2012 London Olympics and talking about different issues in the tennis world. Here are some points that could be interesting for you. Do you have the same favorites for Olympics like you had for … Continue reading →
I like that comment by Alex Yep: “Power tennis vs smart tennis. A great discussion. I think power tennis has a slight edge over smart tennis. You look at Serena Williams, she has power and quickness, which is a devastating … Continue reading →
This article is written by Dr. Robert Heller, a psychologist, sport psychology consultant and USPTA tennis teaching professional based in Boca Raton, Fl. He is the author of the mental conditioning CD-ROM program, TENNISMIND. You can reach him at www.mentalskills.com … Continue reading →
Finally Agnieszka Radwanska reached the major’s final. It is a good reason to think: why the player without huge strokes and million dollars investment has a chance to become #1 in the world and win Wimbledon. Answer is simple: she … Continue reading →
I was discussing Wimbledon’s current results with a tennis coach yesterday. How can you explain that so many top players including Nadal, Stosur, Berdych, Wozniacki etc. lost in first rounds in London? No difference between #2 Rafael Nadal and # … Continue reading →
Wimbledon 2012 brings surprises almost every day. Some players haven’t even finished the second round, yet many stars have already been stunned by the unseeded players. Nadal, Stosur, Berdych, Wozniacki, and Isner. The list is pretty impressive. The big surprise … Continue reading →
Some tennis players and specialists are wary of poly tennis strings. There are articles and opinions that poly strings are injurious to junior arms, and strings’ manufacturers advise lower tensions. It is always more useful to get independence expert’s opinion … Continue reading →
Who Will Win at 2012 Wimbledon? The most prestigious and famous Grand Slam tennis tournament will start next week. I wanna share my thoughts about the upcoming 2012 Wimbledon. I believe that Serena Williams has the biggest chance to win … Continue reading →