I’m obviously always pleased when I hear from one of the WebTennis subscribers who says they’ve recently improved their game from either one of my lessons or tips.
But when one of my injury treatment products helped another tennis player, it’s equally as sweet to hear from them if not more.
And then to read that not only did the shoulder get better, but wow, they guy just won a tournament!
Hi Brent,
I have been a frequent visitor to your site and picked up your rotator cuff stuff last year when my shoulder was bad. Took a few months to recover but good to go now.
Your comments are very valid on keeping calm and hanging tough in a match. I just defended my over 45 singles title at the Veterans Irish Open here in Dublin at the weekend.
It was mentally so much tougher to win this time around because of the expectation.
I won my final 6/4, 7/6 and it was a dogfight and it felt pretty ugly …but, as you say, and for me, better to win ugly than lose!
We sometimes forget that tennis is also very much about that mental toughness.
It is a discipline which merits constant attention and investigation.
I read an interesting essay on autosuggestion by Emile Coue the week before playing and it helped a lot. If you would like I will send you the e-book by e-mail. I don’t think I can attach it here.
Good luck with your tennis for the rest of the Summer.
Ray Mc Ginley
If you’re currently nursing an injury, check out my injury treatment programs that I’ve produced.
Let’s get you back out there on the court soon at 100% and ready to take on the world for your bext tournament victory!
Brent
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