Tennis mental training tips and articles for tennis players, coaches, and sports parents to improve performance.
How to Start Your Points More Aggressively In this tennis psychology video, you learn how to start the point out correctly so you are not giving your opponent the advantage. Many tennis players struggle with playing tentatively early in the match because of fear of making mistakes. It
How Perfectionism Hurts Your Tennis Game Are you committed to improving your mental game in tennis, however, your perfectionism is getting in the way. When perfectionists do not perform up to their expectations, they become frustrated, lose focus by dwelling on the past, and in some cases, quit their game.
Mindset for Overcoming a Losing Streak When you lose a couple of times in a row to a different team in the court. You tend to think they have your number and you are on a losing streak. Some players think that when a team or who has
Hit the Re-Set Button and Re-focus for your Next Match After a tennis match where you did not play your best, do you expect similar results the next time you play? Or can you hit the reset button, re-focus and play up to your ability? The past can
How To Stay in The Moment and Focus on The Next Point When you are down a set, how do you respond? Do you get frustrated or do you refocus and get your head back in the game? A lost set can cause some players to panic or
Are You Never Satisfied on the Court? What does the term ‘never satisfied’ mean to you? Is never being satisfied a good or bad thing? The connotation of ‘never being satisfied’ is a bit confusing. ‘Never being satisfied’ sounds like a positive, motivating philosophy that causes you to