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Serious question. I know very little about the rating and I don't know what's my rating. But is this what 3.5 looks like? Because it seems like these people barely know how to play tennis They are just trying their best to hit the ball to the other side. And they miss so many easy shots and the ball's flying high all the time.

This is a good match to watch

Thanks for the scouting report

On singles, you have to remember that taking away time is key, through pace and placement and/ or footwork. I think the main issue is not trusting in your abilities. Put some pace and depth in and wait for a weak ball to come to the net and put it away. Get away from that I must get every ball back mentality at all costs. You have the skills to put more pace into your shots. He's very beatable. Come into the net on those floaters. Set yourself up for those kind of floaters to come to the net and put it away. A good drill for that mentality is point play and do serve and volly drills. That opponent is such a pusher. Don't play into it. One key error I see is to bend your knees more on those touch get back shots that goes deep. Second major issue is those moonballs you do. Those work but it must go deeper. Another way is to flatten those forehand more to drive it more and take time away. There are multiple ways to hit topspin, flat and combos of both.

Overall good points that I would expect to see in this level. Only thing I would do is to smash those floaters up the middle. Middle should be dominated.

Once you are around a 3.2 you should think more of confidence building through drills. I think that will take you to a 3.3 to 3.4 level. Take away time from your opponents. To get to 4.0, your tennis iq needs to be more developed along with higher confidence and consistentcy. You can do it.

On these 6.5 matches, always target the 3.0 player. Put some pace on the ball and attack the net. Always attack a weak ball, short ball, weak serve.

My suggestion for both players. 1. Work on confidence building rather than just trying to win. I don't see any approach shots and you guys are playing too "careful." It's more of a characteristic of a 3.0 player. 2. Learn the concept of hitting deep balls, first by moonballing, then by learning to hit more flatish to drive the ball. 3. You should be able to counter punch your opponent's slow pace topsin and generate your own pace to dictate points. I don't really see a need for you to do so many forehand slices.

You are the 3.5 version of MEP.

Did they fix the lines over there?

Stealing my partner!

Enough with the lobs. It's been a year. Flatten that out. You should beat Ob with ease

WTF. Almost got me. I was thinking NTRP 6.5.

Parfait!

Jules here, fellow OTI student. I think you can work on more diligent splitstepping, and maintaining an athletic base, this will help you be ready more quickly and be on time for shots!

Seems pretty close to 4.0 but those lobs are aesthetically problematic. Seems like you have the stroke to hit flatter. Why not hit harder and punish the guy? Lobbers never get better in my experience -- and everyone passes them by.

dude in white has a nice backhand

Rotation on that forehand is super important

This is one of your best practice sessions. There is so many more forehands with nice rotation especially when moving right. Add that mean backhand from yesterday and you’ll be killin it! Way to go. Keep us the good work!

Really nice, keep it up 🎉

Great match!

Great video and amazing play during this match! You just earned yourself another subscriber 😊

3.0 at best

I actually think this is a very good match with some basic problems in finishing points. Overall....Good level

This was your best match ever. I honestly almost didn't recognize you. Amazing the difference in your play when it isn't a team match. Keep it up!

Just watched the match. Fantastic attitude. Never once stopping running, fighting and competing!

Nice growth as a player. Form has come up these months. I think 2 things you could quickly do to improve notoriously are: 1. Tuck your left arm when you hit the forehand. On purpose. Right now it's hanging there and goes behind. It'll make a world of difference. More balance and more force going forward. When the arm drifts away you over rotate and lose power. 2. Play mini games to work on your slice shots. Only way to build the feel is to play touch games, start every session with them. 1 month in you won't believe the improvement. 3 months and you are a whole different beast. Will be able to maneuver those low balls with slices. Moving the ball around, lowering it and complicating your opponent. Good luck.

3.5 really

this makes me feel a lot better about my tennis

Are there leagues out there where you find someone in the same rank? Is it through the atp website New to the sport and looking for competitive / accurate talent

Great match to watch. Enjoyed it. Your technique is improved greatly. Good to see you going to the net and hitting down the line shots. Some days they work some they don’t and it costs the match. So what at least your are trying to improve. Keep working on moving the opponent around and nail down the net game. Your serving was solid and backhands crisp! Forehand looks like you are starting to take the practice swing to the game. Soon the caveman will be gone!

Mcenroe still got it

- Net game is improving and some shots were great compared to a month ago. - Please STOP hitting back to your opponent! Make them move! Firm deep forehands to his backhand were easy pickings. Your opponent had a seasoned game and was a human backboard. Don't make it easy on him! - It looked to me like you could have served and volleyed on all your hard first serves.

Twer is a crafty old bastard!

2:56 Nice Shot!

No grunts. I'm disappointed 🤣🤣

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Good practice

I think I know why you call yourself topspin haha. Nice video man

holy moonballer

Footwork Footwork Footwork

Loose that ex-western grip

My own assessment: 1. Left hand needs to hold onto racket longer to ensure complete unit turn, at times separating too early. Losing wrist extension at times prior to racket drop. 2. Over rotation of right side secondary to letting left hand drop down, need to "catch the racket" for balance and stability 3. Could use a bit of a wider stance but I was focusing on correcting the two problems above instead.

I saw a post saying that he has been training in Spain. His game has improved.

Nice playing! And epic sun in the background

Serve is a beast! Need to follow it in. And slam the overheads!

2 cents here. The left arm, it's got to go up. See any pro, it's almost facing the sky or the behind them. Yours is in diagonal. Should correct that to make it smoother. Stretch your pec. Don't go too far. But do feel some stretch to use that stretch reflex and generate power.

Dont coil your hipp, dilocated disc will follow

Usa pure drive?

What racket is that