Stephen Hendry writes snooker autobiography about competition, practice and the psychological demands of dominating a precision sport. Me and the Table follows his development from a young Scottish player into a multiple world champion, then through loss of form, retirement and later attempts to return to competition. Hendry pays close attention to confidence, cue action, match pressure and the solitary routines behind success. The book is direct and career-focused rather than a broad history of snooker. The clearest discovery routes are snooker memoir, sports psychology and first-person accounts of elite performance. Read more Less
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