3 Stretching Strategies You’re Sure To See At The 2010 US Open

Posted on 01 September 2010

http://www.tennismindcamp.com/images/stretchdec.jpgThe 2010 US Open has finally arrived and it’s already starting to turn into one wild ride, with top-seeded players like Jelena Jankovic and Novak Djokovic almost getting ousted in the first round.  That’s what’s so great about this tournament – anything can

Setup Before Going For The Kill And Give Your Ground Strokes More Impact

Posted on 23 August 2010

http://www.tennismindcamp.com/images/flightglove1.jpgNow like I stated in my last tip, bringing the aggression when you’re down is an extremely powerful strategy and can be great for pulling you out of a mental hole.

But unloading too much in the wrong situation or going into overload with its usage, is an ill-advised decision and one of today’s players most detrimental mistakes…


TennisMindCamp Bonus Bonanza!

Posted on 10 August 2010

Tomorrow is the day. Only 1 more day until the TMC SS101 course will be released! Now this entire weekend, there have been countless number of emails coming in, asking what exactly you would get “extra” if you’re within the first 150 players to take action.

I didn’t say anything until now, because in fact, I was still adding (…up until 3:13AM this morning). And I wanted to  make sure everything was going to be to the max.  That, and I wanted wait and tell you guys all at once because I was so dang excited!  Well, this is it.

There were 8, now there are 10! Press play to check out every one of the “Kick-Butt” bonuses…

Querrey, Safina, and Vandeweghe Win By Bringing Aggression To Their Tennis Matches – You Should Too!

Posted on 10 August 2010

When everything seems to be flowing for you out there on the court, you’re hitting the balls with great accuracy and you can see you’re giving your opponent problems… What should be your next move?http://www.tennismindcamp.com/images/aggressiontrio_5.jpg

That’s easy!  We ALL know what to do when we’re playing well – just keep doing what we’ve been doing.  You never want to deviate from a plan that’s working.

But when the flip side happens and things aren’t going your way, that’s where it can be difficult.  Use the strategy in your next match that Sam Querrey, Dinara Safina, and Coco Vandeweghe used just last week (…when in this situation) that allowed them to conquer their nerves and pull out some terrific wins – just last week!

Big News!

Posted on 05 August 2010

After all the delays and emails pouring in asking, “Where is it?!?”, it’s finally ready!  That’s right, the Tennis Mind Camp Strategy Secrets 101 Audio Collection has just been finalized. And the release is just a few days away – August 11, 2010 to be exact!

Press play on the video below to get all the juicy details on the entire 19 whopping hours of step by step instruction that’s sure to help take your tennis game to the next level. And discover the easiest way to gain 8 extra smoking hot bonuses I’ve added in for those who are extra serious about winning. You can’t afford to miss this…



You Don’t Have To Throw In The Towel After An Injury

Posted on 20 July 2010

http://www.tennismindcamp.com/images/dontthrowtowel_1.jpgIf you have a tournament or a big match coming up and you go down with a minor but nagging injury (…a tweak of the wrist, soreness in your knees, or even a quirk in your shoulder), you can still exercise and train and be physically ready to go come match time! In fact, you HAVE to!

Your training might have to be revised, depending on your injury, but it’s incredibly important that you continue your strength work and your cardiovascular exercises.

Here are two great ways to keep the motor running on all cylinders during your recovery period:

Extend For More Serving Power And 30% More Consistency – Course Update

Posted on 05 July 2010

Quick question — When you go up to serve, are you worried that your opponent is going to crush it  and shove it http://www.tennismindcamp.com/images/serveextend.jpgright back down your throat because you can’t seem to put anything behind it?

If so, I bet you’re literally craving for a way to add a little extra juice so your opponent can’t immediately push you back on your heals and possibly even win the point outright on his return.

Well, here’s a quick tip that’ll help you serve with a lot more power, 30% more consistency, and, boost your confidence all at the same time.


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Serve Rituals Are For Winners!

Posted on 11 March 2009

You need to develop a ritual. And by ritual, I mean a series of mannerisms or body movements that you do EVERY single time you step up to the service line.

It’s been proven to dynamically boost consistency of performance in the sports world for ages.

You see it in basketball when players are at the free-throw line, when the quarterback is getting ready to hit his receiver for a touchdown, and in baseball right before a strike out. Why? It works! And it’s the same for tennis.


The Perfect Way To Punish A Pusher!

Posted on 09 March 2009

Why are the pushers so successful?

It’s easy. They’re on the attack! No, they’re not attacking you with powerful strokes, but they’re penetrating into your game plan, the spot where you’re the most comfortable.

They know you love balls that have nice pace so you can find your rhythm, but they’re not giving you any of them.

So, what do you do? Attack them back! Hey, it’s the golden rule. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. It’s only fair…


Patience For Pushers

Posted on 03 March 2009

I just came from a tennis match that a good friend of mine was involved in. It was some pretty exciting tennis, but her
opponent was one of those types of players that make so many of us cringe. Oh yes, she was a PUSHER!

It was hard to watch my friend run around like a rag doll out there. I mean, she was trying to use her solid ground strokes
to overpower “the pusher” but nothing was working. It looked so incredibly frustrating. And it is, trust me.

So after seeing this match and reliving quite painful memories :) , I felt compelled to address this issue with you so you could
avoid a major headache.


Mental Tennis Tip: Use Your Tennis Mind Avoid Giving Up A Big Lead!

Posted on 21 February 2009

When you find yourself on the brink of winning the set, and the score is 5 – 2 or something of that nature, a lot of players find themselves tensing up and a lot of times get extremely nervous.

This usually results in the loss of their competitive edge and makes it very difficult to finish out the set properly.

Does that ever happen to you?


Concrete Confidence For Tennis

Posted on 11 February 2009

Have you played in a high-level tennis match recently?
If so, I’m sure you know that having great confidence when you’re
playing can instantly take your game to a whole new level.

However, the problem is that a lot of people don’t have the ability to keep their confidence at an all-time high for every
single match.

So if you fall into that category (…as does most of the tennis world) and think your confidence could use a huge boost, the mental strategy below may really do the trick.


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