This thesis, titled Personality of the Tennis Player, delves into the psychological and physiological characteristics that shape high-performing tennis athletes. The study explores core personality attributes relevant to tennis—focus, resilience, emotional regulation, and mental agility—while also examining the anatomical and functional traits needed for elite performance.
It further presents a psychological model specific to the tennis player’s competitive environment, followed by a comparative analysis of four world-class players to ground theory in practical observation. Ideal for students and researchers in sports psychology, kinesiology, and athletic coaching, this resource contributes to the understanding of how cognitive and emotional factors intersect with physical capabilities in the game of tennis.
Table of Contents
Argument
Rationale and significance of studying tennis player personality traits.
Chapter 1 – Scientific Theoretical Foundation: Psychology – Tennis
An overview of the psychological aspects directly influencing tennis performance, including motivation, stress management, and focus.
Chapter 2 – Functional and Physiological Anatomy of the Tennis Player
2.1 Personality of the Tennis Player
2.2 Functional and Physiological Anatomy
Chapter 3 – Research on the Study Carried Out
Outlines the methods, participant profiling, and data collection used to understand tennis players’ psychological and anatomical attributes.
Chapter 4 – Conclusions
4.1 Creating a Psychological Model of the Tennis Player
4.2 Exemplification Based on Four Elite World Players
Bibliography
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