WORLD CLASS TENNIS PROGRAM
TRAINING MANUAL
Part Three - Performance Tennis
By: Andrew S. Rosz
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In the WCTP Training Manual Part
Three - Performance Tennis, advanced
concepts of strategy and competition are discussed in detail.
Offensive and defensive styles for both singles and doubles are also
discussed together with concepts
of "knowing what to do when..." in
a variety competitive situations. Price $80 (U.S.)
Topics covered in the
WCTP Performance Tennis training manual include...
- Performance tennis; a complete discussion
- Intelligence and the world class tennis
player
- The importance of using proper form and
technique
- Advanced concepts of strategy and
competition
- The most important tennis skill to
consistently win matches
- Consistency vs. power; the winning formula
- Exercise drills for the world class player
- How to choose the best shot among
alternatives
- How to play your best tennis in front of an
audience
- Becoming a "match tough"
competitor
- Eleven ways to play a practice set
- Strategies for winning the tiebreaker each
and every time
- Three ways to improve your ability to win
tiebreakers
- Target point tennis; a complete discussion
- Six ways to play target point tennis
- Five ways to become a more competitive
player
- Offensive play; a complete discussion
- Aggressive play vs. offensive play
- The primary goal of offensive play
- Learning to become a better offensive
player
- Seven characteristics of a well-executed
offensive shot
- Ten common applications of an offensive
shot
- Knowing when and when not to play
offensively
- The ten requirements for sustained
offensive play
- Twelve essentials for becoming a better
offensive player
- Offensive exercise drills
- Defensive play; a complete discussion
- Using defensive strategies to your
advantage
- The six goals of defensive play
- Mastering eight common defensive shots
- Knowing when to play defensively on the
next shot
- Knowing when to play defensively as a
strategy for survival
- Knowing when to play defensively as a
strategy for winning
- How to avoid getting yourself into
defensive situations
- Defensive exercise drills
- Singles strategy; a complete discussion
- Twenty five singles strategy basics
- Offensive and defensive singles strategies
- The four requirements of a winning singles
strategy
- Doubles strategy; a complete discussion
- Forty three doubles strategy basics
- Why it's important for all players to play
doubles
- Basic strategy differences between singles
and doubles
- Using lobs and overheads in advanced match
play doubles
- Offensive and defensive doubles strategies
- The eight requirements of a winning doubles
strategy
- Percentage tennis; a complete discussion
- The attitude, understanding, and
application of percentage tennis
- Thirteen winning applications of percentage
tennis
- Offensive and defensive percentage tennis
- The consistent groundstroker vs. the serve and volley player
- How to consistently win using percentage
tennis
- Competing against an accomplished
percentage tennis player
- When not to play percentage tennis
- Learning to play better percentage tennis
- Percentage tennis exercise drills
- Clay courts vs. hard courts; a complete
discussion
- Learning to become a better clay court
player
- Ten essentials for consistently winning on
clay
- The five C's of winning tennis; a complete
discussion
- Putting it all together to win against the
best players in the world
- Managing your career as a world class
tennis player
- And so much more! Order your copy
today! Only $80 (U.S.)
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 Three "Performance Tennis"
advanced concepts of strategy and competition are discussed in detail.
Also in Part Three, the student will learn to make appropriate decisions in a
variety of competitive situations as concepts of "knowing what to do
when..." are thoroughly explained. Offensive and defensive styles are
also discussed together with competitive strategies for both singles and
doubles. In comparison, the Part One and
Part Two WCTP training manuals help the student to develop
professional tennis skills. The
Part Three training manual teaches the student how and when to use those skills
in obtaining the ultimate competitive advantage; the ability to perform under
pressure. CLICK HERE to read the first chapter of
the WCTP Part Three training manual for free! Price $80 (U.S.)
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