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My copy was received by me quickly after I was advised it was on the road, to not be ignored. Good work there! Very first thing I discovered was the document and the address. The book quality is top class completely. The heavy, glossy stock is loved by me. And while it's not inexpensive, I'm sure, it provides a lot of course to the journal and the pictures in general. 2nd, and this can be a large one for me personally recently, in general the marketing was about correct - not overpowering and certainly not there simply to produce income. It's good to visit a tennis magazine that doesn't weigh 10 pounds since every other site is definitely an offer of some kind. Next, and this grating on me with GD and Golf, there have been no move guidelines from teachers and professionals (at the very least nothing that I found). The truly amazing majority of the training provided in another journals is pointless to 3 months of the visitors. Without actual live directions many of these guidelines go quite a distance to making our currently struggling shifts worse. Brief, simple guidelines are good. Transforming your swing plane and other more difficult techniques must certanly be left to experts giving instructions. I liked the format and the election for the champion at THP in the 2009 Awards Nominations, but I found it to be always a little long in one's teeth. I suppose whilst the first journal it's ok but I'd have favored more new or different equipment data. I loved the tester's remarks in the Tool Shed adopted with the entire benefits. The "who it's for" standing is dynamite and must certanly be involved in every gear evaluation in every journal. The meeting was ideal size. Educational although not as long as to bore me to death. If discovered the "front 9" and "back 9" question format interesting and impressive. The Gift Guide was ok but every journal has this and I've found myself going past it fairly easily. At the very least THP's goods are more distinctive and different. The Diamonds in the Rough area was great to see. I'm a gear enthusiast and prefer to see new and innovative services and products which are notably on the edge but making progress due to their capability to support all players at all levels. While I'm perhaps not in to women's tennis I believe THP might hit a house run by catering to another sex. There's no journal out there that does that worth a darn. One very last thing I'd prefer to see is more thorough informative data on membership installation and how and where you can get installed. Every specialist, journal, and internet community are espousing the benefits getting fixed for groups provides you with, however the most useful fitting facilities are in a long way away areas - CA, FL, NY, CO, an such like. It'd be good to see some "fitter reviews" or strategies for those people that reside in the Midwest and can't afford to travel 2 hours or push 5 or 6 or more to obtain installed by way of a professional with the knowledge and best equipment. Over all, I think THP is onto some thing here and I thought the journal was good. I can't wait to see potential difficulties with more gear concentrated data as opposed to the reader's selection prizes.