Man , I sincerely hope you can grow your channel to a level that one day you can interview all these top players in a very educational way. Best of luck !
I appreciate the kind words Ghawatz. Thank you. I do my best to share perspective, wisdom, and tangible things that people can apply to their own game (and lives) for growth. Thanks for your support :) - Ahad
Another wonderful interpretation and I truly appreciate the gentlemanly attitude of both players when the match was done. Youth of today really need to appreciate the concept of sportsmanship and gentlemanly behaviour, and I am so happy to see you reinforce this.
Great to have also noticed and pointed out the subtleties such as what Ramy does with his Breath at different points. Do u have a whole episode on the right breathing at different points/parts of the game/match?
I took these paras from an online article about the great Tennis Player Roger Fredre. How much he transformed his mindset and behavoiur to be a Champion " When Roger Fredre was a young, up-and-coming player, he had a vile temper, by all accounts. He would smash up his racquets, scream, cry, and generally throw huge tantrums on court or whenever he lost. I remember hearing the commentators at his most recent Wimbledon victory remarking on how much he had changed since his teens. They’d watched him grow into the even-tempered, steady, collected man the world knew him to be." Any comment!!!!
Yes! There is definitely an evolution in every athlete's mindset (like all of us as we mature and gain more experience). Great role models in Federer, Ramy, and many other legends of sport 💪🏼
@@ARProformance Its been very helpful. Resetting myself after each rally and staying present and aware instead of getting frustrated or nervous has helped me win some nail biters. Also celebrating crucial points has helped me maintain a more positive energy.
great choice of video clip to demonstrate mental strength. this was a really matured demonstration of ramy's mental prowess. in this match ramy proved that he is the master of his emotions. he not only controls his emotions but he is able to deploy his emotions positively for his benefit. agree with u also that shorbagy was also a class act in that match! speaks alot about his character too. clap! clap! clap!
Thanks for the question Tristan. Instead of using the traditional cocked wrist he often lowered it a bit, but still held it firm. More importantly he snapped his forearm and timed his movement and swing to generate the amount of power he did. Hope this helps, - Ahad
@@motivationmonday387 Thank you so much! You're too kind. I'm grateful for being able to help guide you / inform you in some way. I appreciate your support! - Ahad
I wonder if talking loudly to oneself is beneficial: it is like inviting the opponent to enter into your secret mind of the moment. It certainly gives an indication to the opponent, for or against your interest. I don't believe it is neutral.
The champion must have a well balanced personality in the other things in his life to reach this elite level of mindset ... although this subject must be enlighted to the players but the process of mastering it is beyond talking about it ... it is long journey of practicing different skills other than squash , social communications , and many other things .
Ramy is a Genius. Ahad an ARtist coach. Very good and observant analysis. Well done 👍
Thanks very much for the kind words 🙏🏼
Man , I sincerely hope you can grow your channel to a level that one day you can interview all these top players in a very educational way. Best of luck !
Thanks so much. I really appreciate your kind wishes 🙏🏼 Take care,
- Ahad
I feel like you could do another video just watching El Shorbagy in this same match talking about mental toughness. Two absolute warriors!
I absolutely agree! His mental strength in that match was just insane! Such a fantastic competitor!
- Ahad
fantastico el analisis
Thank you 😊🙏🏼
Superbly superb analysis bro. Literally the superlatives stand small over the way you analyze the game
I appreciate the kind words Ghawatz. Thank you. I do my best to share perspective, wisdom, and tangible things that people can apply to their own game (and lives) for growth. Thanks for your support :)
- Ahad
Another wonderful interpretation and I truly appreciate the gentlemanly attitude of both players when the match was done. Youth of today really need to appreciate the concept of sportsmanship and gentlemanly behaviour, and I am so happy to see you reinforce this.
Thanks Ghazi! It is critical in my opinion. Thanks for your continued support 🙏🏼
Great to have also noticed and pointed out the subtleties such as what Ramy does with his Breath at different points. Do u have a whole episode on the right breathing at different points/parts of the game/match?
Thanks Victor. I don't have such an episode yet, but definitely something I will consider creating! Appreciate the suggestion and support 🙏🏼
- Ahad
I took these paras from an online article about the great Tennis Player Roger Fredre. How much he transformed his mindset and behavoiur to be a Champion " When Roger Fredre was a young, up-and-coming player, he had a vile temper, by all accounts. He would smash up his racquets, scream, cry, and generally throw huge tantrums on court or whenever he lost.
I remember hearing the commentators at his most recent Wimbledon victory remarking on how much he had changed since his teens. They’d watched him grow into the even-tempered, steady, collected man the world knew him to be."
Any comment!!!!
Yes! There is definitely an evolution in every athlete's mindset (like all of us as we mature and gain more experience). Great role models in Federer, Ramy, and many other legends of sport 💪🏼
Great video analysis of my all time squash hero! Lots to learn and practice from Ramy. Thank you. 👍
I couldn't agree more!
I have been losing a lot of close games recently due to the mental side and this video was exactly what I needed. Thanks 🙏🏽
Fantastic to hear! Please share an update after applying the lessons in the video! All the best,
- Ahad
@@ARProformance Its been very helpful. Resetting myself after each rally and staying present and aware instead of getting frustrated or nervous has helped me win some nail biters. Also celebrating crucial points has helped me maintain a more positive energy.
great choice of video clip to demonstrate mental strength.
this was a really matured demonstration of ramy's mental prowess.
in this match ramy proved that he is the master of his emotions. he not only controls his emotions but he is able to deploy his emotions positively for his benefit.
agree with u also that shorbagy was also a class act in that match! speaks alot about his character too. clap! clap! clap!
Absolutely! Both are fantastic role models in many ways 💪🏼 thanks for your continued support Nicholas!
Hi! Amazing analysis of the whole topic, it helps me a lot. Thanks for all your videos!
My pleasure. Thanks for watching and engaging! 🙏🏼
Can you please inform me of how ramy ashour holds his racket, I've always wanted to know because it looks so unusual
Thanks for the question Tristan. Instead of using the traditional cocked wrist he often lowered it a bit, but still held it firm. More importantly he snapped his forearm and timed his movement and swing to generate the amount of power he did. Hope this helps,
- Ahad
@@ARProformance thanks you soo much this really helps me , your such an awesome coach and human being 💪🏻💪🏻
@@motivationmonday387 Thank you so much! You're too kind. I'm grateful for being able to help guide you / inform you in some way. I appreciate your support!
- Ahad
I wonder if talking loudly to oneself is beneficial: it is like inviting the opponent to enter into your secret mind of the moment. It certainly gives an indication to the opponent, for or against your interest. I don't believe it is neutral.
The champion must have a well balanced personality in the other things in his life to reach this elite level of mindset ... although this subject must be enlighted to the players but the process of mastering it is beyond talking about it ... it is long journey of practicing different skills other than squash , social communications , and many other things .
Absolutely! It's so holistic Mohamed. I couldn't agree with you more. Thanks for your continued support.