The Federer book I can't wait to read

[netman]

"Physical Conditioning for Tennis" by Roger Federer.

For all his technical brilliance, what makes him so special is the fact that week in and week out he goes deep into tournaments, yet rarely seems tired and has yet to suffer any kind or long rehab injury. So many athletes over train and set themselves up for injury, tennis players in particular. Now even Nadal has broken down as many of suspected he would. Yet Fed just keeps on playing at an insane level and doesn't seem to be close to slowing down.

While I'm sure Fed is a genetic freak in more ways that just hand/eye coordination, I can't wait to get an in-depth look at how he trains. He must have found a way to maximize his conditioning without overusing his body. I'm sure there will be lots of good info in there for us aging players.

 

[KuramaIX]

Are you saying this book WILL come out?

 

[simi]

I'll have to re-watch the match. I remember him, during an interview, possibly the post-match interview...where he explained his physical conditioning routine. Can't remember specifically everything he mentioned, but do remember that he said he runs and lifts weights. There was some other stuff in there too.

 

[yellowoctopus]

"Yoga and meditation for tennis" by Roger Federer
"Tennis Self-awareness" by Roger Federer

 

[lonestar]

"The Roddick Massacre Pt. 2" by Roger Federer out now.

 

[Coaching]

My love affair in France (and got caught)!!

 

[lakis92]

Are these books out? For the public?

 

[ATXtennisaddict]

"The Roddick Massacre Pt. 2" by Roger Federer out now.

More like part 14.

 

[Fedace]

"Physical Conditioning for Tennis" by Roger Federer.

For all his technical brilliance, what makes him so special is the fact that week in and week out he goes deep into tournaments, yet rarely seems tired and has yet to suffer any kind or long rehab injury. So many athletes over train and set themselves up for injury, tennis players in particular. Now even Nadal has broken down as many of suspected he would. Yet Fed just keeps on playing at an insane level and doesn't seem to be close to slowing down.

While I'm sure Fed is a genetic freak in more ways that just hand/eye coordination, I can't wait to get an in-depth look at how he trains. He must have found a way to maximize his conditioning without overusing his body. I'm sure there will be lots of good info in there for us aging players.

Probably boring like his game.

 

[idiotboy]

"How to Pick Your Butt (and get away with it)"

By Rafael Nadal

In all good bookstores right now.

 

[idiotboy]

"Why I Hate My Fans (and You Should Too)"

By Rafael Nadal

In all good bookstores right now.

 

[ElSuegro]

"How to Make Your Competitors Look Like Amateurs (Without Even Using a Coach)"

 

[mucat]

"How to keep your family well fed"

by Roger Federer

 

[netman]

Are you saying this book WILL come out?

This is a wish list. We can only hope he spills his secrets. Right now he is too busy re-writing tennis history to have time to write a book.