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All I can see is a few pages article on serve...

This is more than obvious, I don't expect to learn technique from a book (I gues nobody does). But you might find information you haven't thought of in the court, your teacher hasn't told you or he's told you and it didn't stick in.

I'm aware that there are tons of videos out there, many of them really good. The biggest advantage of a book is that the development is more "linear" than in the videos, where there is no start or end. Then of course, it has the advantages of a book: no need for a computer or network and you can...

I'm looking for a book analyzing modern strokes' technique in detail. This is the one and only thing that I'm searching, anything else is irrelevant to me (strategy, mental preparation, warm, etc). I've come up with the following candidates : - Tennis 2000: Strokes, strategy, and psychology for...