35 Tennis Truths
Tape them to the mirror.
- 01Progress is not linear
- 02Consistency beats power
- 03Fewer mistakes, not more winners
- 04Footwork matters more than strokes
- 05Technique takes years, not weeks
- 06Confidence is trained, not given
- 07You don't need to hit hard to win
- 08Recovery is part of training
- 09Rest days make you better
- 10Every level struggles — even pros
- 11Losing teaches more than winning
- 12One good shot doesn't win a point
- 13One bad point doesn't lose a match
- 14Mental strength decides close matches
- 15Breathing between points changes everything
- 16Depth is more important than speed
- 17Placement beats spin obsession
- 18Simple patterns win matches
- 19Serve + first ball is everything
- 20Warm-up affects your whole session
- 21Slow practice builds fast tennis
- 22Watching tennis improves your game
- 23Filming yourself is necessary
- 24Your body type matters — copy wisely
- 25Overtraining slows improvement
- 26Sleep is a secret weapon
- 27Hydration affects focus
- 28Equipment won't fix bad habits
- 29Your attitude is visible to opponents
- 30Energy matters more than score
- 31Every point starts at zero
- 32Tennis exposes your character
- 33Discipline beats motivation
- 34Tennis teaches life skills
- 35Stay patient — the game rewards you