Tavo....Here is how to beat Timbo, Its called old school serves, you already have the power and the speed, all that you need now is the right serve, if you were to learn the Pee Wee serve or the Ray Lopez serve, it would be lights out...or better yet, the Satish serve, because you already have the form....In his prime he had the best serve in the history of handball, small ball and big blue, ask Rookie. don't get fooled by those games of him playing on youtube when he was past his prime.Train with him....He playe's in Baily park in the Bronx, and he practices on Saturday morning in the school of Bronx Science...and if that doe's not work email me back and I can set it up.
Not only does he need to learn those type of serves but what is most important is how to throw him off guard when he excutes those serves. Like I said before many players are too predictable on their serves. Timbo is extremely fast so you would have to serve him off the court. My strategy when I played PeeWee was instead of attacking his weak hand I attacked his strong with deep and low angle serves then I smashed his left. What you don't see too much anymore is low ace serves ! When PeeWee tried to protect the Angle serve to his right I changed it up with hard deep serves to his left. Plain & simple oldschool style - SERVE & KILL !!!
I agree on matt he probably won't even shake his hand if he lost.
That ball was good he should off appealed
Tavo....Here is how to beat Timbo, Its called old school serves, you already have the power and the speed, all that you need now is the right serve, if you were to learn the Pee Wee serve or the Ray Lopez serve, it would be lights out...or better yet, the Satish serve, because you already have the form....In his prime he had the best serve in the history of handball, small ball and big blue, ask Rookie. don't get fooled by those games of him playing on youtube when he was past his prime.Train with him....He playe's in Baily park in the Bronx, and he practices on Saturday morning in the school of Bronx Science...and if that doe's not work email me back and I can set it up.
Not only does he need to learn those type of serves but what is most important is how to throw him off guard when he excutes those serves. Like I said before many players are too predictable on their serves. Timbo is extremely fast so you would have to serve him off the court. My strategy when I played PeeWee was instead of attacking his weak hand I attacked his strong with deep and low angle serves then I smashed his left. What you don't see too much anymore is low ace serves ! When PeeWee tried to protect the Angle serve to his right I changed it up with hard deep serves to his left. Plain & simple oldschool style - SERVE & KILL !!!
they played excellent.. but the game still lacked excitement... go figure.. just aint a king of the court without pee wee and rook