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I think what he says about listening to one’s natural rhythym instead of trying to code a behaviour into one’s self is revelling.

I think the author of this book would be very happy to see Alcaraz’s triumph on the court especially in contrast to someone like Sinner

This book says a lot of interesting things about abandoning the judgemental self, essentially practicing stoicism with your play and not assigning humanity to aspects of your game.

Part of me wonders if people can tell coaches who've read this book the same you can tell people who've read How to Win Friends and Influence People. If your coach just watches you and doesn't say anything you can feel pretty confident