Eight Golden Rules for How to Play Your Best Tennis

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Eight Golden Rules for How to Play Your Best Tennis Overview

How do you give yourself the best chance of winning every time you go on the court? By playing your best tennis. But, how to do that? There are Eight Golden Rules that when understood and applied give every player their best chance of playing their best. These eight unwritten rules deal with attitude, stress, competition, the zone, and winning. Whether you are a touring pro, a junior competitor, a ladies league participant, a senior player, or a social enjoyer of the sport by doing what is suggested, you will play your best.

Dick Enberg, CBS and ESPN Sports:
"Loved the book. I've seen Sally Huss play this great game of tennis. She caressed the ball, while fully embracing the experience. Her style and good form are expressed in her EIGHT GOLDEN RULES FOR HOW TO PLAY YOUR BEST TENNIS. It's an extension of her proven championship play. The message in her book is direct, kind, respectful, and in its wondrous simplicity, as sharp as a backhand winner down the line. If I were to start playing again, I'd be best served to read this book FIRST and then GRIP a racquet. Game, Set, and Match, Ms. Huss! Oh My!"

Billie Jean King, 39 Grand Slam Titles, Founder of World Team Tennis:
"Tennis is a lifetime sport and fun for players of all ages. In Eight Golden Rules for How to Play Your Best Tennis, Sally Huss shows you how to get the most out of your game and how much fun playing tennis can be."

Mary Carillo, CBS and ESPN Sports:
"Sally Huss has written a simple, sparkling gem of a book. It is wise and gentle, and gives to tennis players what the great UCLA coach John Wooden gave to basketball players with his Pyramid of Success. If you do what Sally suggests you will be more than a better player; you'll be a better person. Perhaps her book should be called Eight Golden Rules for How To Live Your Best Life."

Peter Smith, Coach USC Men's Tennis Team:
"Sometimes the best advice is the most simple. Sally writes a book of reminders that everyone can relate to and learn from. These are guidelines and rules that I am already using with my team. I think every successful coach uses these. Let EIGHT GOLDEN RULES be your tennis coach for a winning strategy!

Bill Kellogg, President of the Southern California Tennis Association:
"I just had the pleasure of reading Sally Huss' newest addition to tennis literature: EIGHT GOLDEN RULES -- For young players of all ages (I love the byline!)
I truly enjoyed it, from start to finish, and there is no question in my mind that she has captured the essence of the game. It takes most people a lifetime to figure out that welcoming challenge and learning to enjoy your time on the court leads to playing your best tennis and loving the sport. Those who read her short book will have the chance to accelerate this learning process and will take away a brand new perspective on how to reach their tennis potential and have fun doing it.
By the way, after reading it, I gave it to my wife just before she headed up north to compete in a dog show. She was very nervous about the prospect of being in the ring and was imagining everything that could go wrong. After reading the book, she adopted a new attitude and won 1st place in her Novice Rally class two days later. Sally's advice applies to life – not just to tennis."

Franklin Johnson, Former President of the United States Tennis Association:
"Loved Sally Huss' tennis book EIGHT GOLDEN RULES. It contains such wisdom and terrific advice that is valuable for players at any level. The insights contained in this book are useful to all players and I hope many will be able to access Sally's excellent treatise."

Dodo Cheney, Tennis Hall of Fame Inductee:
“Sally Huss’ EIGHT GOLDEN RULES FOR HOW TO PLAY YOUR BEST TENNIS is right down my alley. I always tell people, ‘It’s not how well you play that counts; it’s how much you enjoy it that counts.’ I have loved competing in tournaments all over the world for over 85 years and have established a