First published 1986
Jimmy Connors opens his playbook to reveal the mental and physical tactics that made him a tennis champion. The fiery competitor explains how to develop an attacking style that puts opponents on the defensive. Connors breaks down his signature shots and court positioning, showing players how to turn aggression into winning points. He covers everything from baseline power to net play, emphasizing the psychological warfare that happens between the lines. The book teaches recreational players how to channel competitive fire into better results. Connors demonstrates that tougher tennis means playing with both physical intensity and strategic intelligence, transforming weekend warriors into more formidable competitors.
Genres: self-help, sports, non-fiction, how-to
Vibes: instructional, motivational, thought-provoking
Tropes: expert-advice, self-improvement
188 pages · Hardcover · Trade book distribution by Simon and Schuster