Path dependence is a fancy term used to describe what happens when you choose one road over another. Just think of Robert Frost’s famous lines: “Two roads diverged in a wood, and I – I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all of the difference.” Often, there is no ability to revert once this choice is made.
Favorite or Underdog? How to Get the Most Out of Your Tennis There are rewards to playing competitive tennis. Naturally, the most basic one is winning the match. However, it is the contention of this post that focusing only on a W is most likely detrimental to both your inner level of satisfaction and your …
A strong mental game can make the difference between winning and losing. DC Tennis' Bob Schewior deconstructs the latest Tennis Magazine tip and moves you in a different direction.
How to Spend the time Between Points in Tennis: Bob Schewior will present his 4-D System at the USPTA Eastern Division Conference on May 5th from 9-10am at Proform Tennis, Doral Arrowwood Hotel, in Rye , NY.