Go Tennis [With DVD]

by Rolf Flichtbeil

For anyone thinking about taking up a sport but unsure where to start, or for those looking to get back into one, these step-by-step book and DVD packages get readers on the fast track to mastering... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0756619424
• ISBN13: 9780756619428
• Release Date: January 2006
• Publisher: DK Publishing (Dorling Kindersley)
• Length: 160 Pages
• Weight: 0.80 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 6.5" x 7.7"

Customer Reviews

Good Review of the Basics

I already know how to play tennis but got this because I'm so impressed with the "Go" series of how-to books. The video is awesome and teaches you everything you would need to know about hitting the yellow, fuzzy ball over the net. The book is a quick read but why bother? Just watch the video. I also recommend the book, Tennis Strokes That Win. That is my tennis bible.

Go Play Tennis : Read It, Watch It, Do It (GO SERIES)

Go Tennis by Rolf Flichtbeil is a marvellous book. I believe this book to be good for any one that wished to improve their tennis game (from beginner to advanced players). I found it to be very helpful towards improving my own game; the easy to follow step-by-step pictures of each stroke, stunning modern pictures and illustration, and easy to read text which contains very valuable information to improve your game made this the perfect tennis book for my own game. It `s nothing like your average tennis technique and learning book, and hopefully this is what the tennis books of the future will be like.

Go Play Tennis : Read It, Watch It, Do It (GO SERIES)

This is a well-written book with loads of cool pictures and a DVD, which follows the book. I found the book easy to read and follow and believe it carries out the feeling of true tennis throughout the book. I also think it can help a great deal with all those answered questions about the simple reasons why you might miss your forehand every time it's low to the ground or why you have problems with your backhand like myself. The step-by-step pictures of the strokes and the in complexity made me love this book, and I must say I learned a great deal.