Five Can’t Miss Tennis Books
Posted in: Blog | Published on: December 23, 2021 | Written By: admin
It’s the holiday season again, and you have to find gifts for the tennis people in your life. But what do you get someone who spends most of their time on the court when they’ve already got their racquet? It’s simple- find them some great books about tennis! These five reads will be the hit of the season for the player in your life.
- String Theory by David Foster Wallace
Celebrating the tennis games played by Roger Federer, Tracy Austin, Michael Joyce, and the author- David Foster Wallace- this is a must-have for any tennis player. This book is a collection of various essays and articles, so it’s great for quick bites on the morning commute or when you’re pressed for time.
2. The Inner Game of Tennis by Timothy Gallway
Lauded by tennis coaches for a masterful insight on the game, The Inner Game of Tennis is something that needs to go on every player’s shelf. Inside, Timothy Gallway details the best way to train your mind, body, and technique to win every game you come across. A longer read, for those excited in learning more about the sport- or those who’ve been playing a long time and are looking for new advice.
3. Open by Andre Agassi
A memoir from one of the best players in the game- Andre Agassi, known for winning eight grand-slams, an olympic medal, and four Australian Open titles. But in this read, he details why the fame wasn’t why he was there- and the struggles his life had while playing. Perfect for anyone with a nonfiction touch.
4. The 50th US Open Tennis Book
This book will be right at home on your coffee table! Combining gorgeous photography and stunning stories from all of the extensive years of the US Open, it’s a must-read for anyone who loves tennis.
With the holidays approaching again, it can be difficult to shop for a tennis player who’s already got their racquet and tape. Something you can always find, though, are books- and if you can catch their attention with tips, techniques, and memoirs about the game they love, you’ll make the holidays a success for every tennis player in your life.
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