Mind game

Article Abstract:

A bad feeling for a tennis player arises when instead of enjoying a satisfying victory one is forced to accept an agonizing defeat as even the best players have to grapple with it and the fact is that human beings when faced with danger are overcome with a 'fight or flight' impulse. The four tricks that help players overcome their nerves and play best under pressure are to change the game one is playing, distract oneself, develop a routine and use one's imagination.

Psychological aspects

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Mind Game: Sound advice from a classic movie

Article Abstract:

The colorful characters in the movie The Wizard of Oz could be used as effective metaphors for playing better tennis. Some of the Oz tips are suggested to improve the game and it is believed that the will to win is extremely important for performing at one's highest level.

Interpretation and construction, Performances, Tennis, Tennis rules, Characters and characteristics in motion pictures, Movie characters, The Wizard of Oz (Motion picture)

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Match pointers

Article Abstract:

Five major tips, which one can learn from Rafael Nadal's victory in the Roland Garros final, are detailed. These include building momentum, being poised and passionate, looking to move inside the court, working fast at net and adopting a warrior's mentality.

Competitions, Nadal, Rafael, Garros, Roland

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