Momentum In Tennis

From the bestselling author of Functional Training For Tennis and How the Tennis Gods Move comes the 2nd Edition of Momentum in Tennis. Updated interviews from ATP Pros, coaches, media and psychologists reveal philosophies on competing, training, what it takes to make it in the pros, mental skills, and how players achieve peak performance. Grand slam champions, NCAA champions, former players ranked in the top 20 in the world, and household tennis names such as Vic Braden, Tim Mayotte, Dick Gould, and many more discuss what causes momentum shifts in matches. Stories are told about the matches they played or coached through, with incredible comebacks, choking, tempers flying, and how specific points in matches became pivotal in the direction of their careers. The main ingredients of peak performance for tennis players unfold.

Stories and insights also from Richard Fleming of the BBC, ESPN and Tennis Channel, USTA National Coach and pro tour coach Andi Brandi, Tennis Australia Manager of the AIS Pro Tour Mark Edney, author and ATP ranked Jeff Greenwald, author and psychologist Jay P. Granat, the 2008 ATP 12th ranked Jeff Coetzee, Tennis Channel analyst and 2009 ATP 19th ranked Ashley Fisher, Wimbledon champ Stephen Huss, the 1989 ATP 27th ranked Dan Goldie, the 2008 ATP 38th ranked David Martin, the Stanford Head Coach and 2006 ATP 40th ranked Paul Goldstein, the 2003 ATP 64th ranked Brian Vahaly, the 2005 ATP 102nd ranked Harsh Mankad, the 2011 ATP 113th ranked Izak Van Der Merwe, the Egyptian Davis Cup player and Captain and the 1998 ATP 125th ranked Tamer El Sawy, the 2007 ATP 127th ranked Zack Fleishman, and 2010 ATP 174th ranked Ryler DeHeart, the University of Michigan college player and coach and the 1988 ATP 276th ranked Dan Goldberg, the 200 ATP 353rd ranked Rodolfo Rake, the 2005 ATP 692nd ranked David Loewenthal, the top singles player at Ohio State University and ITF 353rd ranked Chris Porter, the 2007 ATP 548th ranked Chris Wettengel, the 2002 ATP 726th ranked Will Farah, the 2009 ATP 838th ranked Guillermo Gomez, and the Director of Player Development at Advantage Tennis Academy and 2004 ATP 893rd ranked Brandon Fallon.