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I’m a tennis player trying to navigate his way up the rankings and what I seem to be finding is that the further you climb the rankings, the more and more it becomes a mental game.
Once you get to a certain level, everyone can play amazing tennis. No one has huge weaknesses in their game which can be targeted. Therefore the winner or loser is often decided on who can mentally handle the big moments better.
I was curious to get your thoughts on how much you think the mental side of the game matters. Considering there’s the physical, technical, tactical and mental: what proportion of the game does the mental side take up?
Once you get to a certain level, everyone can play amazing tennis. No one has huge weaknesses in their game which can be targeted. Therefore the winner or loser is often decided on who can mentally handle the big moments better.
I was curious to get your thoughts on how much you think the mental side of the game matters. Considering there’s the physical, technical, tactical and mental: what proportion of the game does the mental side take up?