You Can Play-- Tennis in 2 Hours

by Oscar Wegner

Book Overview

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0840768060
• ISBN13: 9780840768063
• Release Date: January 1992
• Publisher: Thomas Nelson Publishers
• Length: 258 Pages
• Weight: 1.32 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Finally a video that teaches you something new.

Oscar does a great job showing you how easy it is to hit like a pro. If you order the tapes then don't order the whole series. It's basically the same material presented in the first series just under a different title.

Great videos (and DVDs) as well by the same author

This is the new space age way of teaching tennis. It already propelled Spain into the top rankings, as well as Srichaphan, Kuerten, Spadea, the Williams sisters, and now is being used by Russia, where this book was translated, for their star tennis development, with great success.The success stories from this system of teaching are astounding.

Get this book plus the two videos

I bought the two video tapes plus the book about 10 years ago. Gratefully my tennis has improved over the years. Not having watch the tapes for over eight years, it was such a refreshing experience to review the tapes recently. Now I am hitting my backhands and forehand groundstrokes with far more power and confidence. Get the book plus the two videos, Master Strokes Volume 1 & 2Highly recommended.

An important book

In my view, this is the most important book on stroke mechanics ever written. It breaks down the myths of traditional tennis instruction and details the techniques that good players have always used. It teaches a logical and efficient way to play that works with your body rather than fights it. If you read this book, you'll find out why some of the things commonly taught on the tennis court simply don't feel right. As an aside, a book written in 1962, called "Instant Tennis" was the earliest work I found that challenged traditional tennis teaching. It's flawed in my view, but worth a read if you're interested in the topic.