Fear plays a huge part in today’s tennis game. It’s one of those factors that acts as a big dividing line between the ones with the trophies and the players that just *work hard*. If you can master it, then you win. But if you can’t, oh well, right? That doesn’t sit well with me, but that’s the way it happens a lot of the time.
So, this week we’re going to work on bridging that gap a little bit. Because frankly, I hate it when I see good players like you putting all their smart and hard work into it, and then let their nerves totally ruin their chances at a great win.
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In tennis, it’s common knowledge that you can’t just show up on match day without any prior preparation and expect to win, at least consistently, right?
I mean, practically everyone who plays tennis knows that practice, even though it can be incredibly tough at times, is one of the most critical aspects at improving your game on a long term basis as well as boosting your winning percentage.
But that being said, only a select few are able to really take advantage of this time and see the real benefit. In fact, the majority of players put in the time, but only enjoy the intense sweat-drenching sensation of a hard workout without any worthwhile results.
And that’s no fun. To be honest, it actually can be quite frustrating. Have you ever felt like this? You ever feel the
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