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No on 2 could result in more mistakes and a loss of creativity. Maybe testing no on two on first possession

@@MrIvanluke I see what you’re saying. I think grand scheme it would give defence a better chance and lead to more rallies. Yeah probably just first possession would be smart…reduces side outs by making defence easier; on future possessions it could actually reduce rallies.

Hey Ezra! Most recent episode of TRP 🤟 Stats for this final 26% Double Faults 16% Aces 36% Sideouts 20% Rallies 2% Out of Bounds

this was my first time playing this rule and equipment

@@jaredbeaufait5954 Woah! Coulda fooled me!

Rally balls made by Spikeball

? it was called

@@scottbeeksroundnetI was fried sorry 😂

@ I’m glad this is what content you turned to in those moments 😆🤝

Appreciate you man!

@@ezracampanelli7888 you have to remember that the last rally ball highlights were just highlights from 3 games to 15 - also in the last video there was a lot of touches that were not converted and therefore not included in the video Both days the data looked similar - 25% aces, 20% double faults, 25% sideouts, 30% rallies (just a few more of these rallies were extended rallies vs just a two possession rally) These games were also to 21 so therefore more points played and more good content - don’t take all the footage at face value until you see all the data for when we do our testing week in November I’ll do more condensed games and stats when we do the testing week when the purpose of the video is different, for now I am just uploading to document the day for myself and allowing people who are interested the opportunity to watch (I don’t have time to do more than that rn)

@@ezracampanelli7888 and you can still cut and reverse, even with small hands. I see women with tiny hands cut and reverse with a pro ball when people have said that it’s not possible with such tiny hands. It’s a little bit harder, but it’s all about technique, same thing with a larger ball - also jams and drops and in general variety will be a lot more important with the bigger ball vs just having a wide range, good spin and a quick trigger time in todays game - which also adds another layer to serving which is great for the future of the sport.

@@scottbeeksroundnet 25% aces is more than expected :o

@@umutrenk1857 a lot were bad touches, or bad recovery sets Only 1/4 were no touches

@@umutrenk1857 yes, Ben Savage, one of Florida’s best, super solid all round player.

1. No, definitely not the rally ball due to the problems every ball is sport is currently 1. Inconsistent feel and texture, 2. Reliant on air pressure, 3. Weather dependent - if a bigger ball was made to address this issues as well which also helped the gameplay, that could be the solution alone, otherwise a rule or two may also be needed 2. Only premier(pro)/high contender players on both the male and female side tested it during this round of testing There is not a a huge imbalance of the statistical makeup at the intermediate/low contender level

@@scottbeeksroundnet thanks for the answer <3 Yeah just off of feel I‘d also think that currently the statistical makeup of Intermediate/low contender isn‘t super different. I just wonder whether/worry that at this level ppl could struggle with set consistency (even you guys looked like you were) to a point where it gets a lot less fun. But I‘ve never used the rally ball so no idea 🤷‍♂️

@@Musikcheckerpro I recommend testing it out and then seeing what you think (any bigger ball, it doesn’t have to be the rally ball) 😌

@@wc_schuessle he says he is better when they aren’t in sports mode…🤯

@@paperbag3373 - Increases Rallies and Defensive Touches - Decreases Double Faults - Decreases the quantity of aces while still being possible A larger ball does this by: - Taking a larger % of surface area on the net = less range for hitter and therefore less range for defence to cover = more defensive opportunities - Slower Velocity = larger ball moves marginally slower and gives more time for defenders and receivers to react therefore increasing quantity of defensive touches and opportunities for rallies - Less trajectory available as a hitter, you can still hit high and low, but mindless booming in out of system hitting situations are now much more likely to be touched by the defenders due to the weight and size of the ball

@@paperbag3373 take any example in this video and I will explain to you how the larger ball made it easier for the defence and harder for the hitter 😌

Revol is the answer... !

@@sambeard4428 doesn’t impact the fundamental issue of hitting It would just mean less aces, more/same quantity of double faults and then more sideouts (1,2,3 put aways)

@@Gepettosguild not a fan of one bounce unfortunately as it’s too weather and field dependent - having said that, we may still test it next during one of our testing periods

@@MatthewLoyed_roundnet I have not tried a bigger NHZ yet, but I have concerns about what it will do to the mixed/coed part of the game - which I honestly feel is an incredibly unique selling point for roundnets growth over the coming years (Do women keep the current NHZ or also increase, what do we use for mixed/coed then etc) I also have a slight concern about the number of injuries and hinders occurring due to the number of dives occurring because of the footwork demanded for the hitter increasing with a bigger NHZ The correct big ball *equipment* (not the rally ball from Spikeball) might be enough to see a dramatic improvement alongside maybe 1 or 2 *rule changes* in my opinion based of all the testing and discussing I have done this year

@@nicholasgearhart7597 soft touch rule - you can touch it again if you touched it on the way up on your first touch

@@lucasbradley7074 serving is not the issue. Hitting is. Changing the service line just decreases aces and increases double faults, the sport needs to reduce aces AND double faults and massively increase rallies, and by making hitting harder, it solves all of those issues.

@@pocketoniofficial this is not true. Again, serving is not the issue, hitting is, which has caused serving to be elevated to such a level Also, one of the players with the most aces at the world championship this year did not do any fakes and still won.

@@Pinamejeff appreciate you man! Based on the counter theory to the principles of serve receive😌

@@scottbeeksroundnet Is that in one of your videos? I haven't heard about the counter theory in the serve receive videos I have watched.

@@Pinamejeff will be released to the public soon, currently is just on my Patreon as clinics I have done this summer in Europe Trying to find the time to edit it and use more pro examples in the coming weeks

@@jamesp1289 it’s very possible, but requires a very high level of footwork 😊

@@MattColeSports2 definitely better than 2 years ago! Thanks for watching Matt!

@@AlexLimLim love you man. 🫶🥹

@@scottbeeksroundnet bruh some of those rallies against the Swiss team were nuts!!!

@@AlexLimLim aha it was a great game with a really nice atmosphere from the Swiss/GB crowd, I wish you were there to see it man!

@@scottbeeksroundnet me too bro :) at least I can relive it a little here! Plus I’ve been aced enough by you so I can imagine what that’s like 😂😂

@@TJFstg yea, he’s trouble from the service line!

@@AlexLimLim love you man 🫶

@@giacomoramadoro931 thank you! And the net is by a brand called @premier spike!

Thanks Alex, yes, it’s definitely more of a ‘recap’ than a highlight video 😊

One of the best rallies I have had the joy of being a part of 😊

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Indeed, aha

Just getting into the game, get a standard net and there lots of resources to learn now to play

Appreciate you man!

The ball can travel in any direction, but must travel at least 4 inches before being struck