Two Tennis beginners trying to create the most creative tennis videos on the internet, while simultaneously highlighting younger tennis talent and improving at the game ourselves.
If anyone is curious about the Luqi grips, they are awful. I use the Tourna grips in the summer, but don't care for the odd dusty purple blue color. I was hoping the Luqi grips in black would be a good upgrade. First off, they're much thicker than the Tourna grips. when you get super sweaty hands, they seem to hold too much moisture, making the racquet feel heavier and throwing off the balance. Also, they're not even that grippy, they have a suede texture, but they don't become more grippy when wet like the Tourna does.
I would freakin love to play there, what magnificent grass he has. Also you have an aptitude for the game bro, this level of play for 10 months practice at your age is insane. Very natural service motion and forehand, little bit like Gustavo Kuerten on that forehand. Shot-making like at 10:33 is not normal for 10 months.
The first attempt was about 115. You have to measure off the racket. Half the reason serves have increased in speed are radars that pick it up close to the ball. Everyone 4.0 think hitting it 100mph is hard, sigh, it's a second serve for an average strength male like this. A kick is high 80s etc...
Little late to the party but if you have the means check out the grass courts at Tower Grove park in St. Louis. In fact there’s a wooden racquet tournament in July.
Nice video! With all the new technology, how do we not have sensors in the balls to tell us if it's on the line or out? flashing lines would be cool. Like it flashes green if on the line and flashes red if goes past line.
Hey man in the nicest way possible I would like to recommend improving your shot tolerance. Like you typically don’t look comfortable enough on the easy/simple/short shots and I would say flustered on incoming good quality shots. The result, and what brought it to my attention is a ton of short balls and errors. If you’d like, I can go through the video and pick out timestamps where this happens. But it’s not every error though, it’s for example when you get a short ball and answer with another short ball. Also some of the errors are acceptable, but could still be prevented with better shot tolerance. An example of that is when you get two topspin shots in a row deep to your backhand. Sure, that is challenging. But if you don’t want to be challenged then go play pickleball man. I’d like to see you reset the point there. Obviously we’re not trying to win the point from a defensive court position on your weaker wing. But play some good defense with good shape to work your way into an offensive position where maybe you can get around that backhand to rip an inside-out/inside-in forehand.
Hey man, that's so neat using a kitchen spoon on a tennis court. Serious lateral thinking. I guess I'm wrong but doesn't that wand belong in kitchen utensils cupboard for mixing mega family salads. Are you sure you searched the right department at Amazon? Can you try a handheld eggbeater for better rotation, and a potato peeler for better slice?
