This book is timely for several reasons; first because there presently exists no other compendium of information like it anywhere. It should have been done earlier, it was not,
Second, there exist today large gaps of knowledge concerning the collegiate game among parent’s junior’s players, and coaches. Through we may assume that successive generations of parents with college-bound sons and daughters is, in general just as lacking in formations as their counterparts twenty years ago.
Third, collegiate tennis is a more important segment of the total tennis pictures than it was in the past simply because it is last level of amateur tennis before the professional game. The majority of American male players who turn professional college tennis first . It is less so for women, but no less important. As such the college game is now more the competitive, with more and better coaching. Any NCAA champion is taken seriously as a rookie professional, and a past list of NCAA winners reads like a who 's who of American tennis.
1. Recruiting by Dick Gould, Men's Tennis Coach, Stanford University
2. An Approach to Training And conditioning
3. The Psychology of Coaching Tennis
4. Developing an Intensive Tennis Practice
5. Anatomy of The Team Line-up
6. Coaching Doubles
7. The All Court Game Vs Serve and Volley
8. On Court Coaching of Players in a Match
9. Sportsmanship Training for Tennis
10. Coaching College Players VS Top Pro Players
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