Books by Chuck Kriese
"Chuck Kriese's work on momentum and match flow has made a major contribution to the match play results in my World Class Training Program for juniors. I am pleased that others will now be able to experience the same benefit that my junior players have."
-- Dennis Van Der Meer, Leading Tennis Teaching Professional, Founder of the U.S. Professional Tennis Registry
Coaching Tennis
(formerly published as Total Tennis Training) is a recipe for total player development that gives players and coaches the competitive edge when it comes to understanding the complex sport of tennis. The most comprehensive coaching guide available, it is complete with detailed descriptions of physical training techniques, useful approaches for mental and emotional development, and keys to establishing player strategy and team unity. Discover Coach Kriese's unique motivational program, a formula proven in competition and proven by champions.
Winning Tennis
(Spalding Sports Library) gives strategies and tips for players to take their game mentally and physically to the next level. Kriese uses his knowledge as a coach and a player to teach techniques that can be used on and off the court. Many coaches around the country have been incorporating these ideas into their programs.
Youth Tennis
(Spalding Youth Series) features a unique approach to athletic success while detailing the rules and etiquette of the game. Kriese wrote the book with special emphasis given to the concerns of young players.
Clemson-Where the Tigers Play
(Hardcover, 297 pages) is the most comprehensive book ever written on Clemson University athletics. This book chronicles over 100 years of Tiger Athletics listing yearly accounts of statistics, records, historical moments, and bowl/tournament appearances. Read about the legends that put The Clemson Tigers on the map.
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Power Tennis DVD
(60 minutes)
This is the instructional video, written and hosted by Chuck Kriese, that teaches you how to increase your racquet head speed through footwork, improve your shot-making strategy, and harness momentum - as well as a few tips to help you build speed, agility, and balance.
