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54 Tennis Drills for Today's Game: Improve Consistency and Power By
Joseph Correa "This book will teach you how to become more
consistent by adding spin to your shots which will give you the
confidence to hit with more power." Do you ever ask yourself: How
can I hit with more top spin? How can I improve my deep topspin
shots cross court? Is there a way for me improve my slice down the
down? How can I be more offensive in my doubles matches? These are
all answered in this book with pictures and detailed explanations
on how to do things 10 times better than you are doing them now
MASTER THE GAME OF TENNIS NOW Written by a professional tennis
player and coach to help you reach your tennis potential no matter
what your level of play. Learn basic and advanced patterns with
this new training method that will get you hitting better in very
little time. Learn to control the balls height, spin, speed, and
direction with these drills. Copyright 2013 54 Tennis Drills for
Today's Game: Improve Consistency and Power By Joseph Correa
You will begin to see things differently with me as your Virtual
coach. I talk about this in Analyzing your Tennis Game. That book
is to give you the opportunity to think about your Tennis
performance. And considering me as your virtual trainer. This book
is based on your potential and giving you insights that might of
been over looked before .
These comprehensive volumes cover the history of U.S. Table Tennis
from its late 19th century beginnings. Volume 5 covers the years
1971-72 - the Ping-Pong Diplomacy years.
These comprehensive volumes cover the history of U.S. Table Tennis
from its late 19th century beginnings. Volume 8 covers the years
1975-77.
These comprehensive volumes cover the history of U.S. Table Tennis
from its late 19th century beginnings. Volume 3 covers the years
1953-1962..
These comprehensive volumes cover the history of U.S. Table Tennis
from its late 19th century beginnings. Volume 6 covers the years
1970-1973.
These comprehensive volumes cover the history of U.S. Table Tennis
from its late 19th century beginnings. Volume 9 covers the years
1977-1979.
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