Mental Game Training for Tennis

It's easy to get caught up in the emotions of a match and forget your main objective--to win. Keep in mind this one simple rule for staying on trac...

Too many times players assume a lack of focus is the cause for mental mistakes. Addressing the real causes for poor focus and you are closer to dev...

Sooner or later, everyone loses a big match. The sign of a true champion, however, is how well you bounce back from defeat.

Losing your lead doesn't have to result in your losing the match. Here are tips for making the psychological factors that may cause you to lose you...

Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer's efforts to be the No. 1 in the world have resulted in some of the best matches in tennis history. Here are five th...

From warm up to match point, here are 10 strategies for outplaying your opponent.

We've all been there: after an incredible approach shot, you miss that easy volley to seal the point. Why do you choke at the most crucial moments?...

One quick way to lift your on-court performance and consistency is to use your mind better between points. Here are six ways to minimize mental err...

Regardless of how good your game is, there may be opponents who repeatedly get the best of you. Follow these tips for breaking the cycle of defeat ...

You can learn a lot about your opponent starting at the warm up. Here are four tips on what to look for early on for developing a winning game plan.

Young athletes have to understand that their on-court performance does not define them as persons. They must learn to respect themselves and thus l...

Errors are a fact of tennis. While most players avoid them at all costs, learning to accept your mistakes can actually take you to your best perfor...