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hahaha definitely wasn't easy but that day I was dialled in and had a plan, thanks man!

if you look closely the wall is made up of square tiles, I chose one as my target

it's based off an algorithm so its not 100%, but it gives an approximation and a relative measure. check out swingvision!

thanks bro!! glad you liked it, hope I won't take too long before the next one!

thanks man! it was a struggle but glad I held my composure and got over the line

Yea man it was a great experience for me too, and yes you are right it is "Winning Ugly" indeed! I was reading both books back to back and I got them mixed up, my bad 😅

@@AsianTennisBoy Which book's concepts do you resonate more with? Me and Ben @fuzzyballstennisclub seem to be at polar opposites. I cannot appreciate the concepts in Inner game and vice versa for him.

@@3.5netrushtennis Wow that's so interesting! I didn't see them to be contrary to each other but rather I saw them as complementary, focusing on different aspects of the game For me, I really loved reading about the dogged and gritty mentality from Gilbert's playing experience, especially how he approaches specific points. As for the inner game I resonate a lot with the idea that the challenges we face on the court is predominantly against ourselves (especially at our level where unforced errors have greater weight on determining the outcome of a match), and I also found the concept of Self 1/Self 2 to be very revealing to what I was doing while on the court Would be interesting to discuss these with you both one day!

Well he took that phrase to a new level lol I guess there is merit for us folks who are (slightly) obsessed with recording our matches

You know the grind man, glad you enjoyed the video! and yes it was pretty blatant, definitely my first experience against such an opponent

summary: 100D > 97D > 100 (from a head gravity pro user)

is it a default if its broken till like this?

@@AsianTennisBoy I believe so (?) when we actually damage the court

@@JacJackyPJ920 Ah good point!

100%, so much panning needed, check out the full videos!

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I see, then how would you play vs good opponents?

@@AsianTennisBoy Just like any other opponent, I would first analyze my opponent, then exert pressure on their weaknesses and try to play to my strengths. Then change my strategy accordingly.

@@nasu68000 great advice man, lots of brain power in tennis, love the game!!

Thanks a lot for your advice! I'm working to change my habit of my left hand for the forehand prep, volleys as well I need to remind myself to stay structural instead of flicking the ball. Hope to demonstrate the changes soon!

Wawrinka doesn't use these rackets! He uses a 95 sq in racket with the latest paint job, this is common amongst the pro players who are endorsed Check out tennis nerd's post for more info about Stan's racket specs tennisnerd.net/gear/racquets/pro-player-racquets/stan-wawrinkas-racquet/16763

@@AsianTennisBoy so it’s vcore. I had read someone’s post that he used percept.

@@sunglee3935 yes, VCORE 95D to be specific, but painted in percept's colours

looking back in hindsight you're right on my opponent's rating! And you're probably right on my rating as well Thanks for taking the time to watch and I'm excited to share updates on my journey and progression!

Thanks for the sub my friend! It's been a while, but I just posted a new video, check it out and let me know what you think!

yea he is clearly dictating the play!

Hey man I was getting a lot more launch on Gamechanger compared to M8, spin wise I felt it was more pronounced on the slice for the GC, overall I think M8 performed much better after some break in!

Most probably to mark the point in SwingVision

I am inputting the score on SwingVision as well as the way the point is won - this generates the statistics that you see at the end of the match!

Great point on the split step, since then I've been trying to incorporate it more into my game, it is not an easy habit to develop but I can already feel my reaction time become so much better when I do utilise it. Thanks for watching!

thanks a lot for watching and for the encouragement! video definitely does look slower than in real life for sure

@@AsianTennisBoy Amen - keep going out there and thank you for sharing! I know it takes a lot to post video (I cringe every time I watch myself)!

Yeah, it's especially impossible to judge a rating where there's a big gap, because by definition, the stronger player is not required to show their best. There is a natural tendency after winning 6-0 to relax, experiment with different things, and basically pursue other goals besides humiliating your opponent to the maximum. The only way to really know if you are a 5.0 it to play against a 4.5 and beat them or play against 5.0 and hold your own. Judging based on how strokes look or how badly you beat lower players just won't work. With that said, if you have no actual evidence he's a 5.0, it's much more likely he's a 4.5, just because that's much more common.

@@noor9651 yea I've accepted that my strokes won't look pretty but I do want to at least be more efficient in my technique. Thanks a lot man!!

thanks man!

thanks for the belief but it was really well struck!

Yea I've been trying that and so far its been helping a bit but still need to remind myself to keep the left arm up even more!

thanks!

I called out 😅

Spot on man, his deep balls troubled me and I couldn't give him any shots with depth to trouble him

This is Alim!