“Tennis Makes Life Better” is much more than just a book about sport. It’s an inspiring guide based on real experiences, deep reflections, and lessons learned over more than three decades in the world of international tennis.
From Sweden to Uruguay, passing through Spain, Portugal, and Germany, the author takes us through stories that reveal how this sport can be a powerful tool for personal, institutional, and community transformation. Whether you are a player, coach, parent, club director, or simply a tennis enthusiast, here you will find practical and emotional keys to experience tennis in a more human, mindful, and formative way.
With a clear pedagogical approach and a critical yet constructive perspective, this book offers valuable ideas on training, competition, attitude, managing emotions, and the delicate art of supporting others — especially young people — on their athletic and life journeys.
This is not a technical manual, but rather a bridge between the court and life itself.
As one page reminds us: «In tennis, the toughest opponent is not always on the other side of the net, but within yourself.» An intelligent yet approachable book — technical without being cryptic, and above all, deeply human.
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