Dick Gould is regarded by many as the most successful coach in the entire history of intercollegiate tennis, so it really makes sense that he would write such an excellent, in depth book about conditioning your body and your mind for tennis. “Tennis Anyone?” is a text that is designed to provide students with the [...]
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