How to handle an injury

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Injuries from tennis matches that sideline a player temporarily can be used by a player to assess his playing skills, technique and program. The resting period is a time to modify playing programs to suit individual physical and mental requirements.

Author: Loehr, Jim
Injuries, Tennis players

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Is tennis more than a game?

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Competitive tennis requires a fine mental balance as several psychological elements can affect performance. As such, players should try to analyze their on-court actions so that they can correct their weaknesses as a match progresses.

Author: Loehr, Jim, Fiske, Susan Festa

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The mental notebook: 5 questions I'm asked the most

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Stress during tennis games can be handled by keeping positive thoughts and practicing relaxation techniques. Concentration and practice can improve the game of players of any age.

Author: Loehr, Jim, Hahn, Cindy
Methods, Attitudes, Attitude (Psychology)

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Subjects list: Psychological aspects, Tennis
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