New York Tennis Magazine’s Literary Corner: “Live the Best Story of Your Life” By Bob Litwin

New York Tennis Magazine’s Literary Corner: “Live the Best Story of Your Life” By Bob Litwin

Bob Litwin’s Live the Best Story of Your Life delivers great stories of change on so many levels. Bob’s ability to weed through peoples issues is truly remarkable. The clients make the changes, Bob is a true agent of change. The thing to know is Bob wasn’t always a Zen tennis master and legendary champion….

New York Tennis Magazine’s Literary Corner: “Facing Nadal: Symposium of a Champion” By Mark “Scoop” Malinowski

New York Tennis Magazine’s Literary Corner: “Facing Nadal: Symposium of a Champion” By Mark “Scoop” Malinowski

Tennis journalist Mark “Scoop” Malinowski recently published his fourth tennis book, Facing Nadal: Symposium of a Champion. In the book, Malinowski talks to more than 50 ATP players, including greats such as Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer, about what made 14-time Grand Slam champion Rafael Nadal such a tough opponent and what it was like…

New York Tennis Magazine’s Literary Corner: “The Making of a Winner: A Fable About the Power Within” By David E. Moe

New York Tennis Magazine’s Literary Corner: “The Making of a Winner: A Fable About the Power Within” By David E. Moe

“If you ding it, just re-swing it.” David E. Moe has written a book that will be of use to any tennis player if they are open to a multi-disciplinary guide to improving their game. The Making of a Winner: A Fable About the Power Within takes tidbits from sports psychology, biofeedback and Eastern religions,…

New York Tennis Magazine’s Literary Corner: Tennis Inside the Zone: Mental Training Workouts for Champions By Rob Polishook, MA, CPC

New York Tennis Magazine’s Literary Corner: Tennis Inside the Zone: Mental Training Workouts for Champions By Rob Polishook, MA, CPC

I have a question: What percentage of tennis do you think is mental? I always thought it was a minimum of 50 percent and a maximum of 99 percent, depending on whom you play, the tournament and match score. As a junior USTA player and collegiate Division I player, I often wonder why most players don’t…

New York Tennis Magazine’s Literary Corner: “Murphy Bear’s Tennis Lesson” and “Murphfit Bear Visits the U.S. Open” Written by Maura Moynihan

New York Tennis Magazine’s Literary Corner: “Murphy Bear’s Tennis Lesson” and “Murphfit Bear Visits the U.S. Open” Written by Maura Moynihan

Look out tennis parents and kids. There is a new contender for U.S. Open honors. He is the star of two picture books by Maura Moynihan, a Florida-based tennis instructor. And talk about growing the game … he is a bear with a parrot pal. In Murphy Bear’s Tennis Lesson, the title character discovers how…

New York Tennis Magazine’s Literary Corner: “The Making of a Winner: A Fable About the Power Within” By David E. Moe

New York Tennis Magazine’s Literary Corner: “The Making of a Winner: A Fable About the Power Within” By David E. Moe

“If you ding it, just re-swing it. David E. Moe has written a book that will be of use to any tennis player if they are open to a multi-disciplinary guide to improving their game. The Making of a Winner: A Fable About the Power Within takes tidbits from sports psychology, biofeedback and Eastern religions,…

Oneononedoubles banner art resize
USTA NTC

January/February 2024 Digital Edition