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Attention: Tennis players fed up with losing, under-performing, or choking are about to discover…
Most tennis players are killing their ability to deliver amazing peak performances and win in tennis because of their weak tennis mental game…and if you don’t know about the mental toughness secrets of superstar athletes, you will not deliver peak performances and win consistently no matter how hard you try.
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My name is Lisa Lane Brown and discovering these secrets made me a three time World Champion in my sport. I also found out the reason why virtually every tennis athlete, coach, and sport psychologist does not know about them. When you discover the reason, you will shake your head in amazement that you did not think of it first.
But one thing is for sure: you are going to have a radically new view of tennis psychology and how you can use it to skyrocket your game, crush opponents, and win today.
I assure you that this information is not available from any other source.
Lisa Lane Brown, M.A.
Author, The Courage to Win®
Frank van Lerven, 3rd Ranked Dutch 60+ Tennis Player
Lisa,
I played a practise (1 ½ hr) match with a promising Swiss 14 yr old at our club. He hits the ball hard, wants to become a professional etc etc. I have played him a few times. The last time was a year ago. He beat me then. And, of course, he gets better every year.
I decided to put my pre-match routine in practise, even though it was not a real match. Just to have the experience.
And…
I played inspired, energized from the start.
I also had adopted a “winning” attude. To meet him blow-to-blow on velocity and aggression, come to the net when I could etc etc. Not to wait till he would start to make mistakes or mentally break down.
It was terrific. I played well from the start. But it got to 0-3 15-40. I hang in, kept believing and the tide started to turn. By 4-4 he started to change tactics (as he could not keep up with me at the back of the court!!), throwing balls in the air and so forth. I had the upperhand. I made mistakes too but on the deciding point (a running volley) to get me to 6-6 I played the volley with confidence (visualised before). It was then time. He rather did not want to play the tie break..
I felt great and the champion was fully there. My coach saw a bit, and said, he saw a “different me” on the court. One he always had know was there!
To me it felt Easter Sunday came today!!
Dany Urriza, Tennis Player Tierra del Fuego, Argentina
I am 47 years old. Since I was a kid I liked to play tennis but at that time was expensive for my parents and they couldn`t afford it. Two years ago I had the chance to start having lessons, I thought that for this kind of sport you must start when you are a kid, but I was wrong. Soon I started to play matches and now I am playing in local tournaments.
I have to play to 18 years old kids sometimes, and at 47 this is very tough but I like the challenge. Today against all predictions I won a tough match and I know your book helped me do it. I was most of the time down in the score, but I won anyway 4-6, 7-6, 7-6. For the first time I was able to maintain focus in the important moments in a very long match. Thank you very much!
-Dany Urriza
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