A week or two ago I sent an email with personal thoughts on the pandemic and suggested that we've all been placed squarely in "No Man's Land". In other words, we're in an uncomfortable position where we've lost our normal feeling of control over what's going to happen next, which is scary, but it also
Want to level up your game FAST? This message (and Part 1) is going to help you do that by laying out the most common misconceptions, false beliefs, and ineffective patterns tennis players of all levels fall into... ...so you can avoid them and focus on what's most important each and every time you're on
Want to level up your game FAST? Today and tomorrow's message are going to help you do that by laying out the most common misconceptions, false beliefs, and ineffective patterns tennis players of all levels fall into... ...so you can avoid them and focus on what's most important each and every time you're on the
Do you get nervous when you play tennis matches? Do you get tight, lock up, and become a totally different player once score is being kept? If so the post from the other day and today post are going to be incredibly helpful. I laid the groundwork by revealing what causes those nervous symptoms, why
Do you get nervous when you play tennis matches? Do you get tight, lock up, and become a totally different player once score is being kept? If so today and tomorrow's message are going to help you tremendously. Fact is every passionate tennis player experiences those things at some point or another. That became abundantly
There are few elements in tennis that are more black and white than today's focus... It's 100% universal. High level players (anybody north of 4.5 NTRP) always use it. Low and intermediate players almost never do. It takes very little effort to execute, but the payoff is huge: much quicker response to opponent's shots, more
Yesterday I began the story of a crazy situation in my college career that unexpectedly produced the best doubles of my life... At the last minute I was asked to pair up with the best player on our team for the individual NCAA tournament, a huge jump from my normal spot of 6 singles and
My junior year of NCAA tennis thrust me into a crazy situation that unexpectedly produced the best doubles of my life... In this post and tomorrow's I'll unpack the top 6 lessons I learned from my experience. Practical mindset, tactics, and strategy insights that you can implement in your very next doubles match! First, a
Yesterday I revealed some surprising truths about Roger Federer... He's sometimes totally unmotivated and it took him years to figure himself out mentally, just for starters. If you haven't already read that post be sure to do so because it contains 4 priceless lessons that you can apply to your game immediately. You can read
The other day I stumbled on something truly priceless... It was a random brand video that Roger Federer did with Credit Suisse where he was answering questions about being "mentally fit". Even though it was only 2 minutes and 36 seconds long it was PACKED with insights related to getting the most out of yourself
