Tennis Skills: The Player's Guide

This book is great! Especially for beginners, and those who wan to check their form. The book has a lot of information , from the different type of strokes and how to perform properly, to terminology used in tennis. Also for those who are barely starting tennis just like me, it also contains drills for solo training against the wall to improve stokes consistency and accuracy.

This book is easy to use. It gives you a solid basis for the strokes or tactics used in basic or intermediate tennis, which helps you to become more consistent in your game. The photographs are clear and informative. The colored diagrams are precise in depicting the stroke you should do. This book is a must-have if you are looking to solidify your basics which is the foundation of great tennis skills.

What make this book great are the excellent illustrations. You learn the basics of winning along with the tactical illustrations. As a seasoned player, of lot of the lessons, I already knew from watching Youtube and other books, but I can use it to teach my grand children.

Waste of money. I found nothing new in the book to improve the tennis game.Though it has a colorful sequence of amateur players and sprinkle of one shot of some professional players. The book could have been organizedwith detail suggestions. But I guess coaches do not divulge their secretsin the paper back book.

Easy to understand and follow. Great reference for a beginner/intermediate player. The illustrations are very good.. I would recommended this book to anyone interested in perfecting their game.

Book has some nice pictures, but little useful explanation. Might be helpful to a beginner, in which case, I'd recommend borrowing from the library. Otherwise, move on to something else.

I liked the pictures and the drills , they brought tennis into living color. Do you have at least twenty or more copies for my classes.?

Everything went as planned.

This book is fantastic for tennis beginners. I just loved it. Good value for money. Learnt a great deal of things.

Clear, easy to read and put into practice. Best book I've read about the art and sport of tennis