Tactical Diagrams: Practical Tennis Techniques

Author: Zhong Zhenxin et al
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Unlike traditional tennis textbooks, this book no longer focuses solely on describing the technical movement process. Instead, based on reviewing and summarizing teaching materials from advanced tennis-playing countries, combined with practical experience, it integrates individual technical movements into tactics and situates tactics within actual match scenarios for explanation. This approach serves as a bridge between learning and practicing techniques and tactics, and participating in real competitions. You can not only learn the technical movements from this book but also understand which position on the court the technique should be applied, against what kind of incoming shots, and with what kind of trajectory to strike, in order to score points or gain an advantage in the next rally. By carefully reading and watching matches, you will be pleasantly surprised to find that all situations that occur on the court are thoroughly described in the book. Even more exciting is that we have designed many practice methods for different levels, from beginner to professional. Each practice exercise specifically specifies the technical category, applicable level, and tactical objective. Therefore, regardless of your current skill level, you can improve your techniques and abilities while developing strong tactical awareness in a relatively short period of time.