Hi Jamie, interesting video. I like the way Louis thinks. I also read your recent article for BBC Sport, absolutely fantastic. You are a great columnist. Keep up the good work and good luck in Washington and the rest of the US swing.
Hi Jamie nice stuff as usual. IMHO I think that sometime it's easier or more efficient to make a volley on a cannon ball (say Gonzales FH) than to play after the bounce. if you can reach the passing shot and make volley (yes IF !!) all the power is returned to opponent with angles, maybe.
Doubles game has changed due to slower and better court surfaces. Grass season limited but no bumpy courts - so no need to take everything in the air and carpets are finished. Power rackets and strings have taken away the need to be at net so much.
Love the insight into Louis Cayer's mind and the way he thinks.
Louis, please write that new book you were talking about at BNP Paribas in Indian Wells last March
Guys amazing knowledge and great video please do more of these I'm HUGE FAN
Hi Jamie, interesting video. I like the way Louis thinks. I also read your recent article for BBC Sport, absolutely fantastic. You are a great columnist. Keep up the good work and good luck in Washington and the rest of the US swing.
Love it.
Hi Jamie nice stuff as usual. IMHO I think that sometime it's easier or more efficient to make a volley on a cannon ball (say Gonzales FH) than to play after the bounce. if you can reach the passing shot and make volley (yes IF !!) all the power is returned to opponent with angles, maybe.
Doubles game has changed due to slower and better court surfaces. Grass season limited but no bumpy courts - so no need to take everything in the air and carpets are finished. Power rackets and strings have taken away the need to be at net so much.