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Tennis psychology has often considered a tennis match divided into three mental phases: beginning, development and finish. The last stage of a match, the finishing one, has always been acknowledged as paramount and a crucial factor to a player’s success. The competitive situation of finishing a match can be extremely stressful. Female players have a natural and biologic tendency to live and face this situation differently from male players. The mental association of “finishing” a match and “finishing” an opponent provokes turmoil in the female mindset since she hesitates between her professional due and her natural instinct to preserve life. Male biological, sociological and psychological development adapted him to the symbolic act of eliminating his opponent. The ability to finish off a match is pivotal for a player success and female players should master that ability since it is a paramount competitive advantage. Behaviours can be learnt and modified, so even the finish off a match can be trained and improved.

Finishing the Match: A Skill Which Requires Specific Coaching for Female Tennis Players