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[johnyandell]

Excellent! Thanks

[ferli001]

In the John McEnroe artice you wrote on his serve -- the following sentance is twice repeated:
"The result is that as he begins his wind up, his body naturally turns away from the net. Prior to rotating into the delivery, his back is approaching parallel to the baseline. "

[johnyandell]

Thanks will check!

[klacr]

In the Mental Tennis section, Joey Johnson's "The Panic Signal" does not load, just a blank screen.

Kyle LaCroix USPTA
Boca Raton

[johnyandell]

Rem,
You are 100% correct. That's more of symbolic or shall I say marketing video--not meant as a totally accurate model. Brian Gordon generated that for us and agrees with you!
John Yandell

[remguy]

Yes, you know the computer-generated, "geometric form" homunculus that is demonstrating a modern forehand, a 2HBH and a 1HBH on the first page after you enter your password? His head position is incorrect, i.e. he is not tracking an incoming ball, nor is he keeping his head down/still after contact. I imagine this is nearly impossible (read: ridiculously expensive) to correct at this point, but hey...you asked. Thanks for a great - and I mean GREAT - website!

[johnyandell]

Thanks Kyle

[klacr]

In The Mental Game Section
Under Allen Fox
"Fixing Stroke Phobias" article is not loading. All others in this section are good.

Kyle LaCroix USPTA
Boca Raton

[johnyandell]

Thanks!

[klacr]

The Baseline Attacking Sequences in the High Speed Archive have Tommy Haas listed but no link to the clips.

Kyle LaCroix USPTA
Boca Raton

[johnyandell]

Good Catch! Thanks.

[klacr]

In the 'Mental Game' Section, Allen Fox's collection of articles on "Winning The Mental Match" is there twice. It sandwiches the Jim Loehr's series'.

Department of Redundancy Dept.


Kyle LaCroix USPTA
Boca Raton.

[johnyandell]

I would stop thinking about that.

[eaglesburg]

Anything's possible. But sleeping and drinking water aren't exactly complex topics. Uh, do both. Thinking about paleo diet for tennis series.

I know performance is supposed to decline when not sleeping enough, but I have taken reaction time tests on which my scores do not change according to my sleep, even though I expected to see negative effects. My scores stay relatively the same even on 5-6 hours vs 9-10 hours of sleep. It really is puzzling to me.

[johnyandell]

Anything's possible. But sleeping and drinking water aren't exactly complex topics. Uh, do both. Thinking about paleo diet for tennis series.