Tennis is more difficult mentally than most other sports. It feels more important than it is; it has a diabolical scoring system; drawn-out competitive matches are highly stressful; and losing can be very painful. During competition, emotions get out of hand, fears and nerves are hard to control, and confidence comes and goes. This book attacks these and other issues faced by players of all levels. Dr. Allen Fox's solutions are logical and straightforward, and most importantly, they have been tested on court and they work. Dr. Fox coached the Pepperdine University teams to top-five NCAA rankings for 10 consecutive years. He coached Igor Kunitsyn (career high of #35) on the ATP tour, and has consulted on strategic/psychological issues with players of all levels, including pros, elite juniors, and recreational players.

• Pages: 160
• Soft bound
• Foreword by Justin Gimelstob