Frank Giampaolo
Sunday, August 25th 4pm – 7pm
Presented by the Southern California Tennis Association
For the first time, an advanced tennis system is available to you and your athlete. If your athlete is not getting the results they capable of, now’s the time to put proven methods in place to maximize potential at the quickest rate.
Topics:
- Customizing your athletes, developmental plan
- Focusing on systems over goals
- Designing your athlete’s tennis identity/playing style
- Organizing their top pattern
- Developing your athlete’s tennis IQ
- Uncovering, mental toughness secrets
- Solutions for choking, panicking & performance, anxiety.
- Organizing game plans to beat different styles of opponents
- Life Skills and character traits
- Organizing your entourage of coaches/trainers and hitters
- Uncovering your athlete, genius through personality profiling
- The inner Games solutions
This Three-Hour Comprehensive Seminar Also Includes:
Each athlete receives their own customize evaluation book.
Athletes and their primary coach are invited to attend for free.
Attendees receive for free Frank’s best-selling books:
The Tennis parents Bible, The Psychology of Tennis Parenting Preparing for Pressure and Emotional Aptitude in Sports.
When: Sunday, August 25th, 4pm – 7pm
Where: The Lake Forest Beach and Tennis Club 22921 Ridge Route Dr. Lake Forest, Ca. 92630
Register Now! Limited Spots Available
Register at www.maximizingtennispotential.com via PayPal $300 per Family
Contact Frank Giampaolo: FGSA@earthlink.net or 949-933-8163.
“Player development should be called parent management.”
Patrick McEnroe, Past USTA Director of High-Performance Tennis
“As important as the tennis coach’s role is, the tennis parent’s role is tenfold more important.”
Nick Bollettieri, IMG Academies
“Pro tour players rate their parents as playing the most significant role in their overall development.”
David Hemery, Sports Excellence
“The most common element found worldwide in developing a tennis champion is the foundation of well-educated tennis parents.”
Michigan State University USTA Research Grant Executive Summary
