”It offers great advice on how to move on constructively after making mistakes, something I've tried to follow both on and off the court over the years.”
The Inner Game Of Tennis
W. Timothy Gallwey · 1974 · 256 pages
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About the book
A revolutionary classic that transcends sport, offering profound insights into performance, concentration, and overcoming the ego. W. Timothy Gallwey explores how the conscious mind and the inner self come into conflict during action, and how to reconcile them to achieve excellence.
Though focused on tennis, the lessons apply to any activity that demands focus and execution. The book combines Eastern philosophy, behavioral psychology, and practical observation, serving as a foundation for decades of coaching and performance training.
Book details
| Author | W. Timothy Gallwey |
|---|---|
| Original title | The Inner Game of Tennis |
| Year of publication | 1974 |
| Pages | 256 |
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