TESTIMONIALS
For The Zen of Tennis: A Winning Way
of Life:
"Maintaining an
agreeable level of sportsmanship and behavior are 'cool' and make you
feel good about yourself."
Bud
Collins - Sportscaster and Writer (Boston Globe)
"Nancy's sport book has the answer to
every etiquette question that you ever had about playing tennis, but
were too intimidated to ask."
George
Michael - Sports Analyst and Commentator
"Etiquette is a crucial part of
any sport."
Kenny
Rogers - Singer and Songwriter
"Absolutely great! It
reminds me of why tennis should be fun!"
Mickey
Spillane - Writer and Producer
"Nancy's words have a wider
implication and meaning than appear at first glance. Apply
them to life, not just the tennis court, and they will work for you."
Adam
West - Movie/Television Actor and Producer
"Good manners, as we all know,
are a plus to any sport."
Robert
Goulet - Singer, Actor and Stage Performer
"Learning the mechanics of our
chosen craft, be it dancing, tennis or another, is the first thing we
do. Just as important is to learn and, therefore, show respect for the
art of each craft and its history.
Nancy
Koran has done a wonderful job and a brilliant service to tennis by
illuminating every aspect of the game's long-standing etiquette rules,
which are so integral to its beauty and grace. Bravo!"
Ann Reinking - Choreographer, Dancer and Actress
"The absurd ideal of
winning-at-any-cost already has produced so many destructive effects on
both our society and culture that you would think we hardly require
another lecture on the point. It is competition for high
ratings, for example, that is largely responsible for this mostly
pitiable state of modern television. The same thing goes for
the state of the pop music market.
Not
very many years ago, it would have seemed unnecessary to have to defend
fairness, honesty and good manners. At present the necessity
for such instruction is painfully apparent. Nancy Koran is
delivering the right message at the right time. "
The late Steve Allen - Comedian, Talk Show Host, Actor and Songwriter
For The
Victory Dance: How to Motivate Yourself in Sports and Life:
"To be good at sports and to be
a 'good sport' requires a certain attitude and mindset.
Nancy Koran's Victory Dance Technique will help you improve your mental
prowess. It will help you harness a wandering mind and stay
focused for more points. And that's the point, isn't it?"
Adam
West - Movie/Television Actor and Producer
"Nancy's Victory Dance Technique
will help you win on the court and give you an enormous advantage in
all facets of life."
Vic
Braden - Tennis Rennaisance Man, Tennis Pro, Author and Educator
"You can train as long and as
hard as you want physically, but if you don't train mentally in life
and in sports, your missions will never be truly complete. In
this sport book, Nancy Koran brings to you a critical piece of the puzzle for
success."
Peter
Burwash - The Coach's Coach - Founder of Peter Burwash International Academy for Tennis Teaching Professionals
"As a therapist in ayurveda, I know that the use of color in this technique refers to thousands of years of old knowledge that has been tested over time in Asia and is now currently used in America. Furthermore, the mental technique that Nancy is teaching refers also to the most scientifically tested approach in psychology today and is known to be very efficient; the cognitive-behavioral approach. The Victory Dance is a perfect blend of ancient and modern knowledge."
Yves Decarie - Artist and Therapist - a.a.a./v.a.psy. ayurveda
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