Performance Stat Index Tennis Instruction Lesson Book

PERFORMANCE STAT INDEX

STATISTICS AND PERFORMANCE

COMPILATION BOOK

Be the first to own the first true statistics and performance book for TENNIS! 

Recently copyrighted in the fall of 2009, the book will not be available for mass distribution until the summer of 2010. 

Included in the book: 

-Color Coded Performance Stat Index Chart for easy reference

-Easy to follow Statistical Formula Sheets for 50 single matches or 150 6-game sets

-How to Directions

-Examples of real matches by Junior, NTRP, Collegiate, Top 1000, and Top 5

 ATP Performance Stat Index Ratings

-Tips for the Teaching Professional

Originally intended for teaching professionals to attain an overall view of their player’s performance, the Performance Stat Index statistical sheet was specifically designed for anyone to observe a tennis match and record statistics.  This enables the player’s teaching professional to go over the statistics later and discuss the best way to resolve the player’s trouble spots. 

Let’s face it: Many teaching professionals are not readily available to attend all of their student’s matches.  So, when pros ask their parents or students about their performance, more often than not they remember just a few points here and there and accentuate these as the reason for the outcome. 

We’ve all seen the statistics taken for the top ATP and WTA tournaments on television.  This process works similarly, except we will not be calculating complicated first service percentages or hard-to-follow break point opportunities.  The Performance Stat Index is much easier to follow and equate. 

The Performance Stat Index, also known as the PSI, is a statistical formula that determines a player’s performance within a set.  There are three areas in which the PSI is calculated: serve, groundstrokes & auxiliary shots, and overall performance. 

After calculating their PSI Ratings, tennis professionals and their students can then look at the PSI Chart to see how they performed, comparable to players of the same skill level.  The easier the opponent, the higher the player’s level of performance should be.  The harder the opponent, the harder ther player’s level of performance will be to maintain. 

The more teaching professionals and their players trained with the PSI in mind, the more the players experimented in ways to improve their player’s PSI Rating.  The result: Tennis professionals and their players began to structure points around the player’s strengths, improving their PSI Rating and overall performance. 

The PSI has become such an effective teaching and training tool that many parents have asked about it and it is now being used by juniors in Southern California.  Adults have also taken a liking to the Performance Stat Index, such that many are now using it to help raise their NTRP RATING.  Currently, the PSI is also being used by players in the ITF Futures and ATP Challenger Circuit. 

NOTE:  BECAUSE THIS IS COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL, THE ITEM IS NONREFUNDABLE.  WE APOLOGIZE FOR THE INCONVENIENCE.