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Authentic Tennis uses a holistic feel based approach to tennis. This Authentic approach makes the feel of the swing primary, while the mechanical method tends to make body mechanics primary. The mechanical method to the tennis swing emphasizes the form of the swing over the feel of the swing. Feel is something that cannot be seen. Each person's feel is completely unique and personal and the mechanical method does not recognize its immeasurable value. For Authentic Tennis, feel is its cornerstone and serves as the foundation of swing mastery. Feel is an individual process that makes it un-teachable through a mechanical system which separates the mind from the body. However, through mindfulness and awareness centered consciousness, feel becomes an integrating process that allows for natural mind/body. Authentic Tennis was written to help the millions of coaches, instructors, and tennis players unlock their unlimited potential and to tap into one's natural state of learning. No matter what your skill level, this revolutionary approach to tennis is perfect for anyone who strives to reach their personal best on and off the court.

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BILL LEFKO is a professional tennis instructor with 40 years and over 40,000 hours of on-court teaching experience. He has a background in Transcendental Meditation, Neural-linguistics programming and a Philosophy/Psychology major at Austin Peay State University in Clarksville, Tennessee. He has spent his lifetime studying teaching styles and systems in the game of tennis. DANIEL BAIRD is currently a professional tennis instructor who has taught tennis for the last twenty-five years, primarily in the Daytona Beach, Florida area. He has taught over 18,000 hours of tennis lessons to a broad range of students. Mr. Baird has taken a wide variety of courses in the field of human consciousness and has integrated it into his tennis teaching.

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