Saturday, April 25, 2020
Confidence and Tennis: Tennis Quote of the Day - "Confidence" (Tennis and the Coronavirus Lockdown)
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"Confidence comes from disciplined hard work. A supremely confident player has lost the fear of losing and the fear of winning." Paul Annacone, Former Coach to Roger Federer and Pete Sampras
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