The picture of anything is a mental and psychological/physiological fucntion of an individual. You can see that people differ in their ability to see the things around them and with what clarity. You can practice visualizing all you want but I do not think you can match the ability to picture something of another person if they have an inordinate amount of it. Let me give you an example:

When I was going to college, I would study all day in my little room and would go shoot pool in a local soft bar and resaurant and to get some soup and bread as supper. I had a friend from India who did not know anything about shooting pool and had never played in his life. I played him a couple of times and was able to beat him pretty easy but after a couple of days his game changed dramatically. He would not miss! He could make almost impossible shots and I could not beat him at all! Why! This is because his ability to picture the ball, the hole and Q- ball position was absolutely accurate. Indeed he was able to see (and not just feel) the correct angle needed to pocket the ball. I had been playing a long time and he was doing this after only about a week! Soon he was beating the pool sharks! He never shot in order to make position for the next shot since he did not know anything about it (technically speaking his element 2 was just about nothing) but could make a shot from just about any position of the Q-ball and the target ball! The point is that he had a large dose of element 1, the PNL sense. So the tennis player that is going to have an advantage is the one that has a higher PNL sense. Players can practice and improve it a little bit but you cannot match this element of another player if they have a large dose of it.

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