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6-7 years.

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I edit using Capcut.

@@Bao_Vo_ I think he meant how does the camera turn

@@JacobP-iy1cz The camera didn’t turn, I used a mount to hang my phone up and recorded the entire court. The reason the video is able to move is because I edit using Capcut.

@@Bao_Vo_so I mean like when you pan the camera to get wider shots that’s editing?

Thank you for your support! I will keep trying my best.

It was in.

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I'm glad you enjoy it, I'll try my best to post more quality content!

I'm glad you enjoy the Haikyuu content.

Thank you for the tip! I did play close stance a lot at the beginning, but unfortunately all my balls were flying out. So I had to switch to a more patient game and wait until I got a really short ball, and then approach.

Thank you! I'm really glad that I had a chance to play against Dylan.

Bruh

lol. It's kind of funny how off his sets are in this clip, but he is normally a great setter.

@@Bao_Vo_ oh. just needs to get em higher from this clip.

Thanks, will do!

Dear djrafi, you suck as a dj, has 17 followers on insta and your last pic had 2 likes. Nice selfie with the beer, very classy and I can tell why you're in a low-vibration state that you need to watch others play tennis and say you play better. remember, who's watching who. Gtfo and film yourself playing

Nice.

Currently 45.

Thank you

Thank you! My strategy is mainly to get a ton of hitting reps as well as practice matches. Right now, I already have the groundstrokes, serve, slice, and volleys; what I need to work on is timing since the only shots I missed were late. Recording my matches will also be essential to my strategy as well as planning on how I can beat each UTR level. Right now, I play four times a week, with the other three days being volleyball.

lol, thank you Kendall, you're the best hitting partner.

U have no idea what a guy with youth and determination can do and it might take years but he’d be way younger than the old dude still

@@anderewk9457 It’s great to have the determination and dedication. However, you need to be pragmatic! Do you know how tough it is to get to the 10UTR? Go watch some JR competition and learn for yourself

​@@alphagamma6709 I totally get what you're saying. I have tried to reach 10 UTR but quit so many times because I keep letting my losses determine who I am. But I don't want to dismiss what I want to do in life just because it seems impossible or hard. Whether I reach a 6.5 or a 10, it doesn't really matter; this channel is meant to be a diary of my self-growth. I hope you continue watching to see whether my progress grows or fails.

@@anderewk9457 Thank you for supporting me.

老实说，我也很惊讶。我使用 iPhone 12 拍摄了这段视频。如果这听起来很奇怪，我很抱歉；我用谷歌翻译。

Thank you! I really appreciate it, man. I didn't expect any of my videos to get any attention this early, lol. It's fine if my opponent makes a few bad calls; I totally understand, given how fast my serve was, even I make bad calls sometimes. I totally agree with you when it comes to my groundstrokes. I was so hesitant during my match that I let the ball come to me too much. I'll be sure to be more proactive next time!

General rule of thumb is your racket needs to be back and legs loaded, all ready to launch forward by the time the ball bounces. If your still taking your racket back, you're doing it too slow

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Yes, with sidespin

Yes, I meant to hit both of them topspin, but the second one somehow turned into a slice.

Cool thanks

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Thank you for the tip! I took note of that when I was playing my UTR match on Sunday. Although I'm not consistent with my approaches and volleys yet, I'll be sure to keep practicing it!

lol

Bros hating for what🤦🏽