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How Guido Pella won the mental game—and leads the ATP in wins on clay
“I started the therapy last year on the Asian swing in September or October," he says. "Tennis is 80 percent in the mind. If your mind is right, it is possible that you are going to win more matches."
Published May 07, 2019
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How Guido Pella won the mental game—and leads the ATP in wins on clay
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How Guido Pella won the mental game—and leads the ATP in wins on clay
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How Guido Pella won the mental game—and leads the ATP in wins on clay