The Science And Art Of Tennis
The Science & Art of Tennis is filled with dynamic \ drawings and easy to follow diagrams. It is written in outline form and focuses \ on a variety of principles that will improve the quality of your game. \ \ This book is designed for all levels of players—from beginners to \ tournament players—who are looking for self-improvement without cutting corners \ through a visual learning method and simple words. \ This book will show you: \ How to produce every stroke in a biomechanically...
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The Science & Art of Tennis is filled with dynamic drawings and easy to follow diagrams. It is written in outline form and focuses on a variety of principles that will improve the quality of your game. This book is designed for all levels of players from beginners to tournament players who are looking for self-improvement without cutting corners through a visual learning method and simple words. This book will show you: How to produce every stroke in a biomechanically sound and efficient way How to move like a pro When to hit a shot crosscourt or down the line What a forcing shot is How to counterattack an aggressive baseliner (or any kind of player) When to select a particular shot Where to aim the approach shot and the first volley Where to stand when returning a wide serve How to prepare for a match What to do if you lose your rhythm What to do if you lose your concentration How to control anxiety What to do to avoid injuries About the author Julio Yacub, B.Sc., is a native of Buenos Aires, Argentina and holds a B.Sc. in biochemistry with specialties in DNA research and human movement. He has been playing tennis for over 30 years and has an extensive experience in teaching and coaching. Yacub is a USTA High Performance Coach, and a member of the U.S. Professional Tennis Association and the Professional Tennis Registry for more than 10 years. Julio s driving-force motto Never too late to learn takes him all around the world to participate in tennis workshops and conventions, constantly acquiring new knowledge and then passing it into the development of his students. Currently he is a speaker, private coach and senior pro at Eastern Athletic Club in Dix Hills, New York.
