Tennis with Larry

A practical playbook for players over 60

Your game isn't over.
It's evolving.

Build a game around the player you are today. Compact strokes. Better decisions. More purposeful doubles.

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12 chapters · A six-week practice plan · 7-day money-back guarantee

Winning Tennis After 60 book cover, featuring Larry and a doubles court diagram
Depth before powerBalance before speedPatterns before guesswork

You don't need to win the footrace.
You need a plan.

The rushed swing. The late contact. The doubles point that ends with both partners chasing the same ball.

Winning Tennis After 60 brings the pieces together: how you prepare, move, strike the ball, choose equipment and work with your partner. Start with a repeatable shot. Build a reliable pattern. Take it into your next match.

A game you can work on

Make the next ball
a better decision.

01 /

Arrive in balance

Work through a progressive warm-up, practical recovery positions and economical footwork, with less unnecessary court coverage.

02 /

Trust your rally ball

Develop compact strokes, useful depth, a dependable slice and serve-and-return routines built around generous targets.

03 /

Play doubles with purpose

Study staggered positioning, middle coverage, lob protection and simple partner communication before the point gets away.

Inside Winning Tennis After 60

From the first warm-up
to the final match point.

  1. 01

    The Lessons I Had to Unlearn

    Why the old game failed

  2. 02

    Build a Body-Ready Warm-Up

    Prepare before you compete

  3. 03

    Move Less, Arrive Better

    Economy before speed

  4. 04

    Rebuild the Forehand for Depth

    Compact swing, heavier ball

  5. 05

    Make the New Forehand Repeatable

    Turn mechanics into a weapon

  6. 06

    Own a Backhand That Survives Pressure

    Slice first, support when needed

  7. 07

    Serve Without Fighting Your Body

    Stability starts the point

  8. 08

    Return Before the Ball Is Hit

    Read patterns, not speed

  9. 09

    Win With Three Reliable Balls

    Specialize instead of improvising

  10. 10

    Play Doubles Without Chasing the Court

    Positioning beats extra running

  11. 11

    Choose Equipment Your Body Can Use

    Fit before fashion

  12. 12

    Fix the String Bed, Shoes, and Complete Game

    Put the system on court

Put it on court

One change at a time.
Six weeks of focus.

The closing practice plan connects the chapters to your own game. Establish a baseline, focus on a specific skill and test what holds up when the score matters.

Adapt practice to your ability and comfort. The book is instructional information, not individualized medical advice or a guarantee of pain relief or results.

WEEK 01Establish your baseline and equipment checks.

WEEK 02Work on efficient movement and balanced recovery.

WEEK 03Build repeatable forehand depth.

WEEK 04Stabilize serve and return routines.

WEEK 05Install purposeful doubles patterns.

WEEK 06Test your complete game under match pressure.

Winning Tennis After 60

A clearer plan for
your next chapter on court.

The practical playbook for stronger strokes, safer movement, better gear, and smarter doubles.

$29 USD · ebook (EPUB)

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The 7-day guarantee

Take the book to the court for a week. Run the ten-forehand test, try the warm-up and pick one rebuild. If it does not earn its place in your bag, email me within 7 days and I will refund every cent. You keep the book anyway. I would rather you have it and not need it than need it and not have it.

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Before you start

A few practical questions.

Who is this book for?

Recreational players over 60, returning players and doubles partners who want a more repeatable game. The focus is practical court decisions, strokes, movement and equipment—not elite training.

Is this only about doubles?

No. The chapters cover warm-up, movement, forehand, backhand, serve, return and singles patterns, alongside dedicated doubles positioning and communication.

Does it include an equipment guide?

Yes. The outline covers grip fit, racquet characteristics, strings, tension, shoe fit and replacement signals, with equipment checklists.

What format is the ebook?

EPUB, delivered as an instant download after purchase. It opens in Apple Books, Kobo and Google Play Books, and on Kindle via Send to Kindle.

What if the book isn't for me?

Every purchase has a 7-day money-back guarantee. If the book does not earn its place in your bag, email info@tenniswithlarry.com within 7 days of purchase for a full refund. The ebook is delivered as an instant download through Gumroad.