How to analyse an opponent’s play during a match? With Uma Bogso |ONE HOUR TRANSFORMATION -Episode 7

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  • Опубликовано: 19 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 26

  • @caiopimenta6642
    @caiopimenta6642 Год назад +6

    Uma's backhand is very very good! Learning how to play around it will be massive for her game.

  • @dgib1694
    @dgib1694 Год назад +5

    Congratulation Uma, you are a fantastic player

  • @LiamApilado
    @LiamApilado Год назад +5

    So exciting the last tiebreak! Nice way to finish aswell 😅

  • @Quotes4ulife
    @Quotes4ulife Год назад +2

    She hits the ball pretty clean for her age!

  • @unionwithchristjesus
    @unionwithchristjesus Год назад +2

    High ball hitters are hard the way to punish it is to step into the shot hitting at your most explosive range

  • @lolayu
    @lolayu Год назад +2

    Love it.
    This is what I say to my son, play it hard, incredible shots. ❤

  • @jcvicelli
    @jcvicelli Год назад +4

    Trying impossible shots in important points. I feel represented!😂

  • @davidp9316
    @davidp9316 10 месяцев назад +1

    The boy's strategy seemed to be inconsistent but he did try to moonball Uma's backhand. It's important to be able to deal with moonballs. But Uma stepped into her backhand on that last moonball and it allowed her to win. That extra spin from hitting the frame or the court helped though ahha

  • @federicotown8052
    @federicotown8052 Год назад +3

    Nice content as always !

  • @oliverpilatiz5533
    @oliverpilatiz5533 Год назад

    Great video with the music..🎉❤

  • @TNToncourt
    @TNToncourt Год назад

    Thank you Pa trick.

  • @Turbulencemode
    @Turbulencemode Год назад +2

    Could anyone help me with racket choice.
    I’m a pretty flat hitting aggressive player that will try cause problems from baseline before finishing point at the net. I have a powerful serve with a bit of spin, and a pretty flat two handed backhand.
    I’ve seen a lot of good things about the Ezone 98/100
    And the Babolat Pure Drive/Aero.
    Which would you recommend, or maybe others I haven’t listed.
    Thanks for the help 😁

    • @technifibretxfight
      @technifibretxfight Год назад

      I have the same playstyle and I've been using the tf x1 300 at around 275 grams for the past 6 months. It feels just like the pure drive

    • @finlayperry9950
      @finlayperry9950 Год назад +1

      If you have one near you get to a racket shop and demo some rackets. You can't beat feeling it in person

  • @TennisChiKien
    @TennisChiKien Год назад +1

    😍😍😍

  • @MxBrightside
    @MxBrightside Год назад

    the boss.

  • @turbulenttennis
    @turbulenttennis Год назад +4

    suggestion: when recording the points use a tripod, the handheld shaky footage is uncomfortable to watch

    • @norie3096
      @norie3096 Год назад +1

      Too expensive 😅. Jk

  • @gera_germanov
    @gera_germanov Год назад

    ДОСТАЛ УЖ
    МЕНЯ СВОЕЙ
    БЕСМЫСЛЕННОЙ БОЛТАВНЕЙ.
    😎

  • @jonz94
    @jonz94 Год назад +11

    Little bro is a moonballer lol

    • @matthewstubbs8343
      @matthewstubbs8343 Год назад +1

      He took the opportunity on the short balls. Great play

  • @stephenkeye2678
    @stephenkeye2678 Год назад +2

    We'd rather learn to hit cleanly! Don't really care about folks who are at your academy! Teach!!

    • @guardiancarthur
      @guardiancarthur 11 месяцев назад +1

      He can't teach you timing - only you can, by hitting hundreds, thousands of balls.

  • @stephenkeye2678
    @stephenkeye2678 Год назад +3

    The question is, how does the average club player hit cleanly!! We're the ones paying for our kids to go to your academy!?

    • @guardiancarthur
      @guardiancarthur 11 месяцев назад

      Same as how you get to Carnegie Hall - practise, practise, practise.

    • @stephenkeye2678
      @stephenkeye2678 10 месяцев назад

      @@guardiancarthur
      Boomers!?? So passe