Coaching Tennis

This is a complete book in the sense that there is useful information for most aspects of tennis playing, including physical development, mental development and strategy. I am not certain that it is up to date with more recent advances in methods and equipment. I found the "Wardlaw Directionals" chapter to be especially useful for younger players that need to have "go to" strategies for particular situations.

The mental issues that are covered in this book are worth the price alone. It's less about strokes and more about teaching kids how to get the most out of their games. Coverage of "The Directionals, and The Step Out", are really enlightening. Once the kids understand the concepts covered, the improvement in their approach to tennis competition is amazing

Basic book for beginner coaches

Very thorough. A good text book for me as a H/S coach. Could have better frame by frame pictures. Wish it had a better section on multiple player drills.

Coach Kriese really knows his stuff! I would recommend this book to any tennis coach regardless of level.

As a coach, I am always looking for ways to help my players develop into better players. This book lays it all out. Timeless advice that works yesterday, today and tomorrow.

Excellent coaching resource for any aspiring coach looking to improve their team or individual players. Very thorough in describing each developmental stage associated with building players with a total game!

I've coached for over 30 years and Chuck's book is clearly one of the best I've read. A must read for any tennis coach - high school, college, or private coach.Well done Chuck,Rich BermanOwner/operator, Rich's Tennis School