Dr. Michael J. Whitman published his experience as a junior tennis player and expertise as a sports psychology instructor and tennis coach into a book “A Psychological Analysis of Tennis” (Gatekeeper Press; 2021).

In “A Psychological Analysis of Tennis”, Dr. Whitman explains the various techniques to improve not only tennis and sports mentality but how to perform better in life. He uses his experience and expertise in tennis and sports psychology to illuminate psychological principles that will help the athlete/reader sharpen their skills, nurture attitudes and values necessary for sports and real life, and (re)build confidence. Through stories and insights in the author's professional and personal life, the athlete/reader learns how they too can expand their abilities and take their game (of life) to the highest levels.

Dr. Whitman has received praise for the work he has done. “Dr Michael does an excellent job of showing how tennis is such a psychological sport,” said John Whitlinger, former NCAA tennis champion and professional player, “He gives enjoyable anecdotes and useful ways of maximizing performance. I would highly recommend this book for those who are interested in improving performance in sports or in general life.”

Discover how to integrate sports principles and performance into areas of life. Get a copy of “A Psychological Analysis of Tennis” by Dr. Michael J. Whitman today on Amazon.

To know more about the author's work, please visit his website https://drmichaeljwhitman.com/

“A Psychological Analysis of Tennis” has been displayed by self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet at their exhibit for the 2022 Los Angeles Times Festival of Books on April 23-24, 2022, at the University of Southern California campus, Los Angeles, CA.

“A Psychological Analysis of Tennis”
Author | Dr. Michael J. Whitman
Published date | April 2021
Publisher | Gatekeeper Press
Book retail price | $19.95

Author Bio

Dr. Michael J. Whitman has been seeing patients as a psychotherapist for over 20 years. He has been in private practice in Beverly Hills, California for most of these years. In addition to the work he has done with patients and athletes, he has trained and supervised many therapists in his group. Listeners can enjoy his podcast on apple iTunes: “The Shrink in Beverly Hills.”

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