Serve To Win: Novak Djokovic’s life story with diet, exercise and motivational tips

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If winning the Australian Open, a slam he’s been so commanding at, and surpassing Federer and Nadal’s slam totals was so important, he should have done everything in his power to make that possible and impressed the same on everyone working for him. Osetio sam toliku ljubav i sreću od strane publike, da sam se uplašio da nešto loše može da se desi i da su osećanja bila previše jaka za ljude koji su te večere došli. My favourite part of the book was about the understanding of ‘observation of the mind’ instead of ‘identification with mind’ and ‘clock time’ as opposed to ‘psychological time’. It is only possible because Djokovic is in a constant state of pure consciousness while playing tennis. Da li je zaista vrijedno ulaganja toliko novca i truda ako nemate neke pretjerane razloge i potrebe.

Breathing problems and getting tired towards the end of a match were his main issues drawing comments from media and players alike that he wasn’t fit enough or just a hypochondriac. Novak Djokovic is a Serbian tennis player who is ranked World No 1 by the Association of Tennis Professionals. In 2010, the player who puts his heart in his hand at crucial moments and puts the opponent under pressure wins.While talking to American journalist Graham Bensinger, Djokovic spoke about how he handles clutch moments by practising mindfulness, for example — meditation and journaling.

The book shows how discarding gluten from his diet helped Djokovic achieve the feats that he is achieving. Although I'm quite familiar with subjects like nutrition and diet this book provides a few extra tips on how to manage a life with celiac disease.

Yet, the other day, a staggering turn of events – still inexplicable today – pushed me to reach for this book as I found it on the shelves of my local library. These days, more attention is paid to easing that transition, which must be a positive thing; here, Sam, has the dubious advantage of having an older brother and friends who attend Ash Grove. Only a person who is genuinely in the moment can do what Djokovic did to Federer on those three occasions. Eliminating gluten—the protein found in wheat—made him feel instantly better, lighter, clearer, and quicker.