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Category Archives: Inner Game of Tennis
PBS Inner Game Broadcast Airs
PBS and the Inner Game team up to offer new DVD Series. WGBH aired a half hour introduction to the Inner Game of Tennis during their pledge drive promotion on Saturday, November 13 and Saturday, November 20th. Tim Gallwey’s groundbreaking … Continue reading
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Inner Game Sports Coaching
The Inner Game was born out of Sports Performance Coaching. In 1974, Tim Gallwey’s landmark book, The Inner Game of Tennis, forever changed the paradigm of human performance potential. With the enormous pressure and stress associated with modern athletics, the … Continue reading
Player Profile: Vin Miller – Tennis – timesunion.com – Albany NY
What part of your game is your biggest strength/weakness? I think my biggest strengths are determination and topspin. Although, my unintentional mis-hit lob winners are pretty lethal and annoy a lot of people. My biggest weakness is probably being too … Continue reading
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An English lesson from a tennis coach — Successful English
This is important, Gallwey suggests, because there is a constant inner conversation going on in all of us. One part of us tries to focus “on the game.” While it tries to play tennis or speak English, the other part … Continue reading
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The Scene: Inner Game
The Inner Game of Tennis has long been something of a bible for performing musicians. I was first introduced to it in college perhaps even earlier. It is literally a life-changing book, and is especially helpful in figuring out how … Continue reading
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A Golf Lesson On Beating Tiger Woods « jack wills blog
While Tiger’s success was the driving force behind the change, the tipping point may have been Ernie Els’ victory in the British Open in 2002. Helped by Jos Vanstiphout, Els cruised to victory at Muirfield, St. Andrews. That spurred changes. … Continue reading
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The First Cut: Applying The Way of the Sword to Life and Tennis | uber.la
At the completion of a doubles match, hearing “We just couldn’t get a handle on your serve tonight,” is truly the highest complement one can receive in tennis. In addition to the WIN, that is. Continue reading
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David Ellison: The game of self-control – Inside Bay Area
Al Roderigues handed me the book: “The Inner Game of Tennis: The Classic Guide to the Mental Side of Peak Performance,” by Timothy Gallwey. “I don't play tennis, Al,” I responded, confused. “It's not about tennis,” he explained. “It's about … Continue reading
The Inner Game of Tennis: The Classic Guide to the Mental Side of Peak Performance « karycumby
I found the book in the library and was surprised at how thin it was. Then I noticed there were no pictures. I thought “What kind of tennis book has no pictures? ” Continue reading
