"Tennis is a technique game. Too many errors are what get most
people beaten. Practicing "smart" in addition to practicing "long" leads to the
best execution of all. Practicing "smart" means applying constant, concentrated
thought to your games during practice sessions. This is hard mental work. And it should concentrate on producing the perfect stroke on each repetition.
Each one increases the strength of a habit. And your objective is to
program into your bank of habits the most mechanically perfect stroke you
can."
--Allen Fox, Ph.D.,
former Wimbledon Quarterfinalist, Coach and Author
"Perfect Practice", Tennis Magazine (May/June2014),
Page 70
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