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A 31-day playbookto improve your game

  • 31 Pro Tips
  • 31 Missions
  • Expert Insights
  • Final Test

Learn → Apply → Test → Improve

01

Contact in front

08

Film one service game

15

Extra ball

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Special Edition

31 Experts : Tennis

31 days to win the next ball

Topic · Tennis

Expert #31 Lucía Navarro

4.5 (2)

Leave with a between-point protocol and a practice you can film.

$31

$31 · about $1 a day for 31 days

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Format
paperback
Language
en / es
Pages
184
Published
June 2026

Why this book?

Tennis advice is often either folklore or biomechanics nobody can feel. This book is built for the next session: one cue, one film, one point construction you can repeat when the match gets loud.

What you’ll get

  • 30 insights with on-court tasks.
  • Special Edition by Lucía Navarro, including The Top 10.
  • A between-point protocol and a filming checklist.

Expert #31

Lucía Navarro

Meet Expert #31

Lucía Navarro

Tennis

Lucía played professionally on the ITF circuit and now coaches ambitious juniors and adult competitors who still want to improve. She is precise about footwork, stubborn about point construction, and allergic to folklore. 31 Experts selected her as the first Expert #31 in tennis — a discipline we intend to grow toward a Golden Edition.

Lucía Navarro

The 30 Insights

  1. 01

    Contact in front

    If this is wrong, the aesthetic notes will not save you.

  2. 08

    Film one service game

    The clip is less loyal to your story than you are.

  3. 15

    Extra ball

    Ask where it was. Build the point to find it.

  4. 22

    Four seconds

    Turn, breathe, pick a target, walk.

  5. 30

    One cue a week

    Three cues is a panic attack with good posture.

The Top 10

Inside this Special Edition, Expert #31 answers these ten questions. That interview is one of the most valuable parts of the book — so the answers stay in the book.

  1. 01

    If you could give just one piece of advice to someone starting out in this discipline, what would it be?

  2. 02

    What was the biggest challenge you faced in your career, and how did you overcome it?

  3. 03

    What is the most important “Never do this…” rule in your discipline?

  4. 04

    Who inspired or mentored you, and what did you learn from them?

  5. 05

    What is the biggest discovery you wish you had known on day one?

  6. 06

    What do outsiders consistently misunderstand about your discipline?

  7. 07

    What decision looked small at the time but changed everything?

  8. 08

    What skill outside your discipline has contributed most to your success?

  9. 09

    What belief did you hold when you started that you no longer believe today?

  10. 10

    When your career is remembered, what do you hope people say you stood for?

We show the questions so you know what you will find inside. We do not publish the answers here.

What readers will learn

  • How to keep contact in front under pressure.
  • How to construct a point instead of hoping.
  • How to practice with attention, not numbness.

Reviews

4.5 (2)

“I stopped collecting YouTube and started filming my own service game.”

A. Ruiz, 4.5 adult

“One cue a week is the instruction players actually keep. The rest was noise.”

M. Costa, club coach

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FAQ

What is a Special Edition?
A Standard Edition is 30 curated insights and can ship before Expert #31 is secured. A Special Edition adds About the Expert and The Top 10. The Expert’s Playbook is optional.
How long does it take to read?
The format is built for 31 days: one idea a day, with a task attached. You can also read it in a sitting.
What formats are available?
Paperback is the standard object. Ebook follows. Audiobook and signed copies appear when the edition supports them.

31 Experts : Tennis

Leave with a between-point protocol and a practice you can film.

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