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Mental and Emotional Recovery: Isner and Mahut Epic Battle

June 24, 2010 in Competition, Fearless Tennis, Mindset, Wimbledon

No doubt John Isner and Nicolaus Mahut are part of something amazing, absolutely amazing. Patrick McEnroe is right that win or lose Isner and Mahut have to feel special. They’ve touched every tennis player on the planet. This will be a memory they will never forget. Read the rest of this entry →

Managing Expectations: A Lesson from the Best

June 22, 2010 in Mindset, Wimbledon

We can learn a lot from the pros. Watch and listen this week and see what you can glean from their approach to the game. After all, if they are competing for their livelihoods, they must have figured a few things out about what mindset is optimal in competition. Read the rest of this entry →

Confidence Redefined

June 4, 2010 in Confidence

In a press conference before the French Open began Roger Federer responded to the question, “So, Roger, do you think you can win the tournament?” Roger smiled and said, “Yeah, I do. Is that enough or do you want me to say more about it?” Why? Because I won the tournament last year, so I think I can win it this year.” Read the rest of this entry →