World Class Tennis Program Part One - Tennis Training Manual

WORLD CLASS TENNIS PROGRAM
TRAINING MANUAL

Part One - The Techniques
By: Andrew S. Rosz

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In the WCTP Training Manual Part One - The Techniques, the many skills and techniques of proper tennis form are explained in detail. Due to the large volume of material covered in Part One, this training manual also includes many carefully designed practice exercises and on-court drills to help the student measure and monitor his progress. Price $80 (U.S.)

Topics covered in the WCTP Techniques training manual include...

How to identify a "World Class" player
The three basic ways to play tennis
Common reasons players don't improve
Tennis excuses; what they really mean
How to watch the pros and benefit from what you see
The secrets to playing good tennis
The worst strategy in tennis
How to measure and monitor your progress
How to turn practice into performance
How to get the most out of your practice time
The best time to use a ball machine
Five things to remember when practicing on the court
Three ways to use the practice wall
How to practice off the court
The single most important tennis skill of all
Definition of a groundstroke
The five characteristics of a proper groundstroke
Nine reasons why groundstroke are important
The three basic types of groundstroke
The definition and discussion of an unforced error
Three fundamentals of proper groundstrokes
How to instantly improve your ability to hit groundstrokes
The seven techniques of proper groundstroke form
The two most common errors in tennis strokes of most players
A simple cure for the two most common tennis stroke errors
The "two-tennis machine" concept
Definition of the ready position
The different types of ready positions and when to use each
Four characteristics common to all ready positions
The six techniques of the proper groundstroke ready position
Why watching the ball is the most misunderstood skill in tennis
Five ways you can tell if you are successfully watching the ball
Three things to look for when watching the ball
The ultimate ball-watching skill
Eye-training exercises
Five techniques for successfully watching the ball
The importance of proper grip technique
How the grip influences your game
Grips commonly used in tennis
Common grip problems
How to select a grip that is best for you
Three general techniques common to all grips
Six techniques for proper grip development
Three exercises to help develop your grip
Definition of early preparation
The importance of early preparation
Three characteristics of good early preparation
The benefits of early preparation
The eight techniques of early preparation
Introduction to the "two-step" stroke
Definition of form and balance
Analysis of a tennis stroke
The "two-step" stroke vs. the "three-step" stroke
The definition and discussion of timing
Three techniques of balance
Eleven techniques of world class tennis form
The basics of good footwork
Why techniques don't apply to footwork
Ten general concepts of good footwork skills
Three common applications of footwork
Advanced footwork skills
And so much more! Order your copy today! Only $80 (U.S.)

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Publisher's Note: The World Class Tennis Program Training Manuals are for dedicated players of all ages aspiring to become the among the best tennis players in the world. Both the mental and physical aspects of "World Class" professional tennis are covered in great detail with an emphasis on developing masterful tennis strokes and world class consistency. In Part One "The Techniques" the many skills and techniques of proper tennis form are explained and illustrated. Part One also includes many carefully designed practice exercises and on-court drills to help the student measure and monitor his progress. After completing Part One, the student will have been introduced to all of the core skills and techniques necessary to continue with Part Two of the World Class Tennis Program on "Stroke Development." CLICK HERE to read the first chapter of the WCTP Part One training manual for free! Price $80 (U.S.)

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