Gem set i mecz. Tajna broń światowych mistrzów tenisa

by Mark Hodgkinson

Czy istnieje lepszy sposób, aby poprawić umiejętności gry w tenisa - a jednocześnie jeszcze bardziej docenić ten sport – niż poprzez odkrycie sekretów najwybitniejszych graczy świata i ich trenerów?

Jeśli chcesz podnieść swój poziom w oparciu o wskazówki graczy tenisowej elity, w tym zdobywców Wielkiego Szlema i liderów światowych rankingów – musisz przeczytać tę książkę!

Gem, set, mecz jest jedynym w swoim rodzaju zbiorem wskazówek gwiazd białego sportu. Sekrety swojej gry zdradzają: Maria Szarapowa, Andy Murray, Grigor Dimitrow, Venus i Serena Williams, Eugenie Bouchard, Kei Nishikori, Pete Sampras, Steffi Graf, Boris Becker, Stefan Edberg, Milos Raonic, Karolina Woźniacka, Stan Wawrinka, Chris Evert, Goran Ivanišević, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Bob i Mike Bryanowie, Martina Navratilova, Gaël Monfils, Petra Kvitová, Ana Ivanović czy Marin Čilić. W książce znajdują się również rady pani Lynette Federer, mamy Rogera, która podpowie jak być dobrym rodzicem w świecie tenisa. Swoimi przemyśleniami podzieli się Toni, wujek Rafy Nadala, i wielu innych znakomitych trenerów: Patrick Mouratoglou, Nick Bollettieri, Paul Annacone, Marian Vajda, Judy Murray, Darren Cahill, Roger Rasheed, Robert Lansdorp, a także Gil Reyes, były trener przygotowania fizycznego Andre Agassiego.

Mark Hodgkinson mieszka w Londynie. Jest dziennikarzem i autorem książek o tematyce tenisowej, ma w dorobku m.in. biografie Andy’ego Murraya i Ivana Lendla.

200 pages, Paperback

First published May 19, 2015

Reviews

[Anthony · Rating 3 out of 5]

As a starter book for tennis, I don't think that it would be right for you. Lets start off with the cover. The cover is the most eye catching book in the tennis selection in my local bookstore. The cover shows the content that is expected to be in the book for the read. Now honestly this book was a little deceiving, the cover had the top players of tennis and I open the book and guess what? No sections had current tennis player entries. If I read just a little more into this book at the book store, I would have put it back on the shelf. Lets move on to the book. The book was a good book, but it spoke to the reader(me) in a way where they thought the readers would know how to play tennis. This book teaches you so many things that sometimes it can be overwhelming. But theses tips are still help full. I was looking forward to reading entries from the star players of tennis but the book didn't really have that, but it did have entries from people who have worked with top tennis players. Now this is a good book and I don't want to make it sound bad. Was it worth my time to read the whole entire book. Meh it could have been better.

[ReadingisFUN · Rating 5 out of 5]

I really liked this book...it is very informative and interesting...I have been reading this in a trip and when I went back to playing tennis I could see a huge difference at my style, I felt more confident and prepared! The tips were really good! Honestly this motivated me a lot in tennis! I love it so much.... still there are parts I decided to skip like doubles and parenting (I want my mum to read it haha) and well I think reading doubles could confuse me .... hehe so yeah I totally recommend it to you if you want to improve your game!

[Paul · Rating 2 out of 5]

Interesting book. A collection of personal experiences from different tennis players on different aspects of the game. I think this would be a good book for anyone wanting to improve their tennis game. Other than that, its not much.