WHY 50% OF TENNIS PLAYERS LOSE MATCHES THEY SHOULD WIN (Eng/Thai)
...And the 100-Year-Old Strategy That Fixes It By Paul Dale | www.3amtennis.com William Tilden, the greatest player of his era, coined a phrase 100 years ago: "Never change a winning game, always change a losing one." Tilden is saying that if things are going your way in a match, your job is to keep doing what's working. But if you’re losing, you need to find something to change. Players today don't need improved technical skills or better fitness as much as they need to learn a greater level of strategic awareness. Because if you don’t understand the game from a strategic perspective, there’s a chance that you are losing matches that were yours for the taking! The Match Management Problem (You've Seen This) Picture this: A player is dominating the first set with aggressive baseline play. Perfect execution, the opponent is struggling, and confidence is building. Then the second set arrives... Suddenly, they're playing defensive tennis—long rallie...