Tennis Skills: The Player's Guide is a paperback tennis guide by Tom Sadzeck. This book easily follows the formula which has been successfully used in "Golf Skills", "Hoop Drills" and "Soccer Skills", and Tennis Skills: The Player's Guide is doing an excellent job of providing an in depth look at stroke production, and the right drills that are both designed and used by pros in Tennis. If you want to win games, sets and matches then you need to be able to have a strong foundation of tennis skills, including ground strokes, volleys, lobs, serves and even strategies for doubles. In the Tennis Skills: The Player's Guide paperback player's guide, the author begins by laying out each of the strokes in as much detail as possible, breaking each down into its basic elements in order to make sure that your skills as a player are both strong and consistent.
Important skills when developing your capabilities as a player include warm up skills, grip skills, body positioning skills, stroke skills, footwork skills and finally follow through skills. After all of the necessary skills have been laid out as simply as possible, the next step is to lay out a series of professional drills focusing on targeted areas. These forty drills touch on strategy, coordination, footwork and pressure, and improving your game in each of these aspects in order to become a more proficient tennis player. Packed with this many unique pro drills, the Tennis Skills: The Player's Guide paperback playing guide for tennis is a must have book that will deliver more knowledge about improving your tennis game than you knew existed.
In Tennis Skills: The Player's Guide, excellent court diagrams make it easier than ever for players to visualize the outcome of a stroke, especially in conjunction with easy to follow photographs and sequential diagrams that accompany the clear instruction provided by the author of this player's guide. You will also find plenty of action packed photographs in full color which will depict the greatest professional tennis players in the world, who provide ample motivation and inspiration throughout this book.
You will also find Master Stroke sidebars which offer tips that are succinct and easy to remember. In fault finder boxes you will find areas of common mistakes in conjunction with comments from the coach that share wisdom and experience of some of the best seasoned tennis pros in play today.
The author of Tennis Skills: The Player's Guide, Tom Sadzeck, has been playing tennis as well as coaching the sport for more than twenty five years now. Now he is the Director of Tennis for Tennis in Marin, which is located in San Francisco. He has lectured at numerous USTA coaching conferences, and currently also serves on the USTA Northern California Recreational Development Committee on their board of directors. Sadzeck imparts the results of his lengthy experience and expertise in Tennis in Tennis Skills: The Player's Guide, allowing players of all levels of play and experience to take after the pros and improve their games.
Originally posted 2008-11-28 05:43:04. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
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