“In Two-Handed Tennis: How to Play a Winner’s Game,” Jeffrey F. McCullough outlined for the first time the entire history of the two-handed style, the essential biomechanical differences between one and two-handed shots–including the various advantages of the latter, and described in detail the biomechanics of all the major two-handed shots in the 3 areas of the tennis court, including how to develop a two-handed forehand in several variations. This classic work was first published in 1984. Click Here to order!
Jeff Mccullough
Mental Game
It was shortly after 11:00 P.M. on a warm winter evening. I was sitting in a window seat on a red eye that would take me from San Diego to Chicago, connecting to Washington D.C. Exhausted looking passengers were jockeying...
Mental Game
In this first article in the series, I presented the first four elements in my practical guide to peak performance. Those 4 components were: Fun, Playing for Yourself, Going for Your Shots, and Looking Confident. (Click Here.) Now in this...
Mental Game
The year was 1993. I was in Las Vegas and I was in a hurry. Somehow I was late to see the presentation of The Wizard Of Coto de Caza, Vic Braden. Just a few months before, I had the...
Mental Game
It was shortly after 11:00 P.M. on a warm winter evening. I was sitting in a window seat on a red eye that would take me from San Diego to Chicago, connecting to Washington D.C. Exhausted looking passengers were jockeying...
Mental Game
In this article I want to present a simple, practical and easily applicable performance enhancement system, designed to take the uncertainty out of how to handle the pressures and challenges generated by competition. In my opinion, this guide gives players...
Strategy
In the quarterfinals of the 2008 U.S. Open the third seed Novak Djokovic defeated the eighth seed Andy Roddick in four sets. Yes, the big “story” of the Open was obviously Roger Federer. But for the average player this match...