My Unforgettable 3 Days At The Nitto ATP Finals In Turin
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- My Unforgettable 3 Days At The Nitto ATP Finals In Turin
I spent 3 days in Turin for the end of year Nitto ATP Finals. I’ve been to the o2 a few times for this event but not since it moved to Italy in 2021, so I was really excited to see what it was like!!
I kicked Novak Djokovic off his practice court, got to chat with Wimbledon Champion, Neal Skupski and share my breakdown of the final between Novak and Sinner!
3 days I will never forget!
Thanks for watching!
____________
🔴 Subscribe to see more content like this:
www.youtube.co...
____________
Have you heard about my NEW Online Tennis Course, THE DOUBLES MASTERCLASS?
Find out more: thetennismento...
Absolutely heroic opening shot! And the commentary is superb. “A touchtennis zone. And some ‘other’ (😂) activations”. Couldn’t say the name could you? Not without retching! 😂😂😂
Enough to make you want to start using your Osmo Pocket?? Haha… no comment.
I love watching doubles bc I want to be a professional doubles
Fantastic content! One of the best blogs about professional tennis circuit imho😊 Keep going!
Wow, thanks! 😁
Thank you for showing everyone this experience Ashley! Such great venue, and scenery!
Glad you liked it, definitely a tournament to go to if you have the opportunity!!Thanks for watching! 🙏
Just wanted to mention that I think I hear a dog snoring in your voiceover audio. :)
Loved your detailed insights, especially the one about Djokovic requesting specific shot shapes; noticed he did this in practice videos taken at the recent Australian Open too.
Haha!! You have a great ear (he sits/sleeps next to me whilst editing).
Glad you enjoyed it! Yes, at that level it’s the tiny 1% gains that make the difference between winning and losing!
Question Ash, if this are "decent seats", what would you call great seats??😅 They were exceptional my friend! What a nice experience, congratulations!
They really were great 😁 (although the rows at the front had waiters bringing them food and drink!😆)
Hi Ashley, brilliant content! Love the fact that you also break down some of the matches tactically.
What do you think decided their (Sinner Djokovic) match in the Davis Cup? Did you see Sinner trying something else is his return games. Was he 'just' serving better himself? I'm curious is you noticed anything.
Me personally would love to see you do more tactical breakdowns.
Thanks Sergio, I haven’t managed to watch the DC match yet but am keen to if I can find the time! I will definitely try to add any value I can by talking about tactics when I post about matches and training!
Another great insight and different look at things. Thanks.
As for the tip of changing receiving position..... when your opponent is in 'the zone', it's got to be worth a try !
Great tip thanks. 🎾
Thank you so much for sharing! Excellent as always!!!
great post and I love the film of the final .... it's so exciting to see those kind of perspectives because the normal view for television lacks the power and precision of the playing ... when you are court side you see how dang fast those balls are flying!
One sleepy dog at home as well. Nice vid, looks like the best view!
Amazing event great presentation, I’d love to attend this and visit Turin in general!
This is amazing!! thanks Coach Ashley 🙏
You are living the life my friend! Glad you are enjoying! You deserve it a lot! If you ever visit Croatia, I would be glad to welcome you into my tennis club ;)
That’s very kind… I’ve always wanted to visit Croatia!!🇭🇷
You should visit the Turin shroud !
Nice that you share it with us !
Thank you for showing everyone what it's like to actually be there! I always look forward to your videos!
🙏
AWESOME video!!!
Cool !
I have played with Matt Ebden before at my local club
That is very cool!! As his partner or opponent??
It's interesting you'd suggest Sinner to stand closer when returning Djokovic's serves. I think that for most people when having difficulties returning serves with pace and hard to read placements, the more natural thing to do is to back off further. Nadal is a prime example of having great success neutralizing great serves by standing further away. Sinner just got a win over Djokovic in the Davis Cup Final. He started by trying to hug the baseline when returning the Djokovic serves, to no avail. Then he started to back off a good distance away and was able to break Djokovic twice in the first set and once in the 3rd set. It seems to me that he found the sweet spot position at returning was a key factor in his victory. Federer was one of the few who would refuse to back off no matter what. But even Federer would give away far too many free points to the Djokovic serves because he liked to stand too close to the baseline. As a strong baseliner, Sinner would probably benefit more by backing off further when having difficulties returning serves.
You make good points. Moving back would give Jannik more time and in lots of circumstances this would help, but it also gives Novak more space (which is why I felt that Novak was winning his serving points in Turin. I felt that Jannik could have ‘closed in’ a little (not necessarily for his setup - as Novak could have added pace and hit more body serves) but during the serve motion taken a step in to reduce Novak’s angles.
When your opponent is ‘finding the spots’, mixing up your return position can be a good tactic. I didn’t get to watch the Davis Cup match but sounds like he did mix it up a little.
After the final, Jannik’s team would have given him some info (maybe using some data) to help him on the return. And without seeing his Davis Cup match, he would have started the match with their tips. But Novak has answers to most things and would have adjusted his serve, which then in turn Jannik would have to adjust to!
Tennis is all about problem solving and it seemed that the one problem he didn’t solve in the final was Novak’s serve… maybe he was nervous, or maybe Novak was just too good on the day!?
And the court was lightening quick... which is a servers dream. If your not making returns.... change it up. Going back will just mean more aces on a quick court.. ??@@TheTennisMentor
Djokovic was playing at his best that day, and Sinner was at probably a notch below his best, as evidenced by his numerous unforced errors from the baseline and also his double faulting at the match point. Thank you for your in depth reply. And thank you for sharing with us your unique perspectives through your on site experiences.
nice
Thank you!
Thank you 🫵