Schewior's new book, Deconstructing Tennis: The 4-D System, arrived in my home recently, and over the past week I devoured it. Let me be unequivocal about one fundamental point: this is not a book for the casual player who has little interest in self-reflection.
As tennis players there all sorts of choices to make: target selection, how hard to hit, which side to play as a doubles returner given who your partner is, whether or not to serve or receive to begin the match etc. Normally, we sort of think that “more advanced” players make better choices. But is this really true?
A lot has been made of Roger Federer's failure to convert on his 2 match points in the Wimbledon final. It turns out that this was just a small part of a larger story. Read on to see why ...
Deconstructing Tennis predicts a Fed win and HOW he will do it!