Helping Perfectionist Tennis Players
Do you (or your players) struggle with playing competitors you are expected to beat? Do you start the match playing tight or stiff and you can’s swing freely, and thus drop a two or three games early?
Do you compare your game to your best performance you’ve had and struggle when you don’t perform up to that level?
We answer these questions and more in a new episode of the Tennis Psychology Podcast…
In this week’s tennis psychology podcast, mental game of tennis expert, Dr. Patrick Cohn speaks with Vasilis Mazarakis about the top struggles junior tennis players experience on the court.
Vasilis is a Tennis Instructor and Mental Coach, Certified MGCP. He was a member of the Olympic team for Greece in 2004 and has won 6 ATP singles titles from 1999-2005 and 4 ATP doubles titles.
Listen to the podcast to hear Dr. Cohn and Vasilis discuss how perfectionism and pressure can affect tennis players and the ways that you can learn to control your emotions on the court:
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