ATP 1500 vs ATP 160 COURT LEVEL Practice Set - Can I Keep Up??

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@Paint320Channel Год назад

You have the level. The hard part is sustaining that level for 40 weeks is a year consistently and without getting severely injured and fatigued of travelling

@KaruesellHQ Год назад

Exactly! I think most people don't get that. To do it 40plus weeks a year, stay motivated and put your body through hell is really difficult. But we going for it

@Paint320Channel Год назад

@@KaruesellHQ do you plan on having a team travelling with you?

@smashthestateX Год назад

u used to drink every week at ucla no? thats hell too.@@KaruesellHQ

@jonathanchen1026 Год назад

@@KaruesellHQcan you do what the big 3 do and pick and choose events? Like play less but focus more on quality? Or do you have to just play whatever you can, as much as you can?

@KaruesellHQ Год назад

Depends on your ranking. When you win a lot like the top pros you have to pick and choose so you peak at the right moments. The lower ranked players need to give themselves more chances to go on deep runs, therefore play more. I plan on doing a mix of both

@hailuochuanchuan Год назад

Karue's serving preparation motion can be a perfect disguise for an underarm serve!

@KaruesellHQ Год назад

Right?? Gotta start using it

@dayhillbilly Год назад

What do I know, but it looks a bit weird. Like practicing opening up the racket head. It sure opens up too much during the serve. Coincidence? I don't think so.

@vladimirgetselevich4704 Год назад

Exactly! I felt the same that Karue is going to serve underarm :)

@sumits01 Год назад

Ha ha, yeah I almost thought Karue is going to drop a underarm a few times during the set.

@pete-magrela 11 месяцев назад

Looking for these comments

@DanTuber Год назад

The speed and power is nuts. The way Moreno can crush a forehand falling backwards.

@willwahl9225 Год назад

Yes I noticed those too with admiration. That is full commitment and confidence in his abilities. Great take away.

@paullee1521 Год назад

I think he did fall backwards once or twice but the one's he hits off his right foot, he tries to get his momentum forward as he hits. Plant the right foot, and try to push forward. Pro's don't hit falling backwards. It may seem that way but they ALWAYS hit with the momentum forward.

@DanTuber Год назад

@@paullee1521 I'm not saying he's doing it intentionally. Just that he CAN do it.

@jeremyrogers1247 Год назад

Well done Karue, that was an epic battle. You held firm while serving at 4-5 by saving a few set points. Quite an accomplishment to win against someone in the top 200.

@K4R3N Год назад

It was 1 set. Not a "win".

@750ml Год назад

@@K4R3NYes, he won the set. No need to get nitpicky. Sure, no one knows who would’ve won best of 3 (or 5) - doesn’t negate OP’s point 🙄

@workoutplaylists6420 Год назад

To me, the biggest difference now is how many errors you are able to force / put a lot of pressure with your forehand. It has improved immensely. Good luck with your upcoming goals and tournaments, I'll be following closely and wishing you the best.

@willwahl9225 Год назад

True - Karue hit some exceptional forehands during this set. Actually from my perception they were quite natural. Good stuff

@Ian-fz8mg Год назад

Karue, you genuinely have my favorite serve of any active tennis player in the world right now. Just so controlled, smooth, and effortless

@HonkyMonky Год назад

It looks a lot like his buddy Marcos Giron

@alastairtheduke Год назад

Totally agree, except Marcus rotates way more@@HonkyMonky

@gomezaddams4347 Год назад

Watching you guys playing at such a high level depresses me when I think about what a chump I look like, stumbling around the court. Seriously, this was great.

@topspin1715 Год назад

Hahah, just work on slowly changing that a little at a time. One day you won’t even recognize your new self

@altrfryd5859 Год назад

You need to learn how to play beter

@juan2371 9 месяцев назад

I began watching your channel 3 years ago, documenting your journey breaking into the top 100 is peak youtube tennis content, proud and happy for you Karue!

@EZIO__-fs3lo Год назад

You have such a beautiful game. Every shot looks so controlled and calm, it’s a joy to watch

@-Munditimum- Год назад

Clean, concise, no BS, super high level tennis. Thanks for sharing K. Cheers! M

@double_fisted_tennis Год назад

You two were crushing the ball out there. I don't remember seeing you hit your forehand so flat in the past. You were putting some serious pace on the ball. Your backhand is still your bread and butter though. What really amazed me was your returning. You can generate a lot of pace and pinpoint precision with very little to no backswing. I'm excited to see where you take this. You definitely have all of the tools.

@sapientbudgie5652 Год назад

What a great f’n channel. High level matches, instruction, court view pros. Watch this before my matches as inspiration. Thank you for this content

@KaruesellHQ Год назад

What a great fucking comment! Thank you very much, sir

@sapientbudgie5652 Год назад

@@KaruesellHQ you are most welcome. if you are visiting Toronto, would love a lesson! All the best.

@TennisAddict83 Год назад

Man you are on fire!! We will see you in the top 100 soon 😃

@KaruesellHQ Год назад

Hahah it’s practice. A lot more goes into it to be top 100. But let’s hope so

@juanbacarreza4322 Год назад

i believe you have the potential to be a top 100 player for sure. Youll know how to work the stuff youre lacking and keep pushing. I love your videos, and i hope to see you one day in an ATP tournament

@KaruesellHQ Год назад

One last push. Maybe I can make it happen this time

@juanbacarreza4322 Год назад

@@KaruesellHQ one last push but don’t stop pushing. I know you’ll make it

@LiamApilado 11 месяцев назад

18:32 just a thought, the wrist motion before serving is a great way to disguise an underhand serve because it's a regular part of your routine and it wouldnt be expected to just drop the ball and hit an underhand serve. I might just have to implement that into my game lol

@paulbrickley1592 7 месяцев назад

Your return of serve is elite. Love how early you take the ball, rarely take a step back behind the baseline, short backswing and flat strokes. Well played, was a great watch

@pistolpete023 Год назад

I love it! Dream big, no regrets! As a subscriber, I selfishly wish you would keep making content, but if you have to focus solely on your craft, that's admirable too. Excited to follow your ATP journey!

@pistolpete023 Год назад

Come to think of it, continuing to use your channel as a platform to generate some revenue while pursuing your ATP dream would be super smart!

@guitarnoob4568 Год назад

Karue could start the shortest "road to 1 ATP point" video series, then end it after one video, lol🤣🤣

@KaruesellHQ Год назад

It’s already done. 2 points, one try.. hehe

@bobbydoom3527 Год назад

@@KaruesellHQ lmao

@ericdaniel8538 Год назад

From coach to opponent; Road to facing Giron in an ATP match 👌🏼

@gabrielalejandroavilaquint8191 Год назад

THIS@@ericdaniel8538

@rentarouyamada4439 Год назад

Man did a whole speed run to the series. Started at episode 1 and ended there 😂

@RollinLeonard Год назад

I'm looking forward to breaking into the top 100.

@afiqsazlanstennis Год назад

That slice at 13:01 was so sweet that I thought you had it. Really amazing reach by Moreno

@caioscofield Год назад

agree. beautiful slice

@bokeh9594 Год назад

@Karue, that second serve double fault on the last point looked in!!!

@azzamgalal5350 Месяц назад

Waaaay in

@rawtennis5902 Год назад

Your return of serve is so amazing, looks elite ATP to me the way you handle such a popping serve and repeatedly place it in tough position for opponent. I'm also hard pressed to think of many backhands that drive through the court so low and biting as yours. Serve and volley worked well too. This was really impressive.

@Snowboardjedi892 Год назад

This was so fun to watch and the court level cam made me feel like I was getting an in person demonstration! It’s not just me…Moreno hits the crap out of the ball! You hit a wicked crosscourt passing saving a set / point at 4-5…nice! I also noticed you are SO relaxed on your serve! And you returned great…it seemed like either Moreno served to the T a bit too often, and you were reading it and getting a great jump on the return. Oh, and I would be remiss for not also saying from the latest video…Do Nothing, but do it with very High Quality has to be the best quote ever.

@Rodrigorodriguez20241 8 месяцев назад

You’re absolutely crushing the ball and serving and volleying really well.

@williewasahippie 11 месяцев назад

Great job! I think Djokovic mentioned that many top 1000 players have great strokes and, when watching a top player hit with them, you cannot always tell what separates them. However, when it comes to playing matches, that's a different story. The best play great on a consistent basis. Some lower players rise up, and hit "out of their heads" on occasion (beating higher-ranked players), but they cannot maintain that high level consistently. Of course, you have injuries that factor in as well. I tore my rotator cuff severely during my senior year of high school, and I was a head case. That didn't bode well for me. Even though I played #1 on one of my college teams, my shoulder often couldn't recover between matches at times. I was in the PT room a lot doing an ultrasound with the goop on my shoulder. :)

@unknownvitster Год назад

That was really fun to watch. Practice is different than matches, so I don't know if he was working on something specific. However, from what I saw in that set, your backhand is better than his. His forehand has more horsepower and is better than yours. You have a deceptively good serve (it's hard to read), but again, I think he has an edge. Your return is straight-up better than his, even though his serve is huge. You both move equally well. I think your shot selection was better, which allowed you to edge him out. I try to tell people the margin of difference in the top players is slim. Confidence, mental resilience, adaptability, and making quick tactical decisions make all the difference. I'm excited for your new journey. I wish you the best of luck.

@transklutz Год назад

And endurance!

@sdfswords 11 месяцев назад

Power versus control match, last ball with control, wins crucial points. Love the way you move your serve around Karue, and use that short, out wide slice serve on the add side, looks almost casual. Be fun to watch you two bash out a three setter, great intensity on every point.

@RijadDizdarevic Год назад

Nice! Can’t wait to watch you on tour next year! No pressure

@SetsunaNyan001 Год назад

Love your game Karue, keep up the content!

@loaflan1045 10 месяцев назад

Thanks for this video. Makes me feel like I can potentially do it too, after all these years of training. Just need to perfect my serve and the timing on my one handed backhand.

@someguy11432 Год назад

@8:52 Looks like shaking hands with Fed rubbed off on you! That backhand was insane!!

@KageManTV Год назад

Love this type of content and hope to see more! Did you change your serve technique? I notice a forward scoop like bow movement before the take back and toss?

@aaronyeh139 Год назад

Hi Karue, love the videos! I hope you're able to keep up the RU-vid success with all the extra travel and training and competing you've been doing. If you find the bandwidth, would you be able to make a video about matchups and style differences? What styles of players are common on the tour and how they tend to match up with one another, how to give yourself the best chance in a bad matchup etc...

@theintentionalist Год назад

GGs. I really appreciate how you kept your cool at 4-5. We all know your return game is on point but you really know how to hold service. It was fun to see a little flash with the slice and backhand up the line corner pocket. You are fun to watch because you are solid but take calculated risks. Moreno is a beast from the back court but I think you have more variety.

@AFenderson Год назад

Started breaking down when you were up 4-3 and double faulted and came back strong! Nice job 💪

@omarsultanov362 Год назад

Wow! Congrats Karue 🎉 esp impressed with the consistency of your 2nd serve deuce court. Like the machine 100% T-one

@pedroppc13 Год назад

Great job, Karue. I’ve seen Moreno playing live once, tough opponent. Great work on the defensive shots, one of your best traits imo.

@bluetrain1974 Год назад

Well done. Outstanding volleys and cross court shots.

@alessandroplaysaveragetennis Год назад

best of luck this week Karue. Lets go💪🏽💪🏽

@Wuerthi1888 10 месяцев назад

Best tennis channel out there! Well played sir

@kneeslider9342 Год назад

Great work man! Congratz! greetz from Austria

@thehiddenfamily Год назад

In slo mo that last serve was in no? Either way great match! You don’t seem as dialed in as usual and I’m wondering if it’s because of the string change 😅 or maybe the pressure is crazy during these type of matches. Either way I do feel like you kept it together and won a Solid match 🤌

@DanTuber Год назад

I thought last serve was in too.

@Jingoa Год назад

Y'all blind It was close but you can definitely see it just a bit wide-it's not that hard to pause it and see this.

@zele75 Год назад

I was about to comment how Moreno called all close balls in his favor, but then I saw this last point. I agree, it looked in.

@thehiddenfamily Год назад

@@Jingoa just played it in 0.25 and def in

@transklutz Год назад

@@zele75160 for a reason 😜

@loocas6448 Год назад

Sometimes I feel like it's a low quality match when me and the other person can't have a rally more than 3 or 4 shots, but when I see you guys do the same, it makes me think that it's just normal

@KaruesellHQ Год назад

Nope. That is what most players don’t get. Points are short. The first few shots present the best opportunities to take control of the point. So it is only logical that most points will end within the first 4-5 shots. Serve well and return well and you will be steps ahead of your opponents

@afiqsazlanstennis Год назад

I had the same thoughts as well. I felt the need to have highlight-worthy rallies throughout the match. What helped me overcome this unrealistic expectation is watching full matches, both pros and amateur level. Turns out highlights are well, highlights. Most of the points are really short. Some longer points are momentum-defining moments

@andrehanderson 10 месяцев назад

The difference is that recreational players only have 3 or 4 shots a point because of unforced errors, while pros only have that many shots because of winners/point construction. Big difference.

@joseraposo1494 Год назад

Karue, grande jogo! Você tá cada vez mais consistente e em completo controle dos pontos nos rallies! Saque muito bem escondido e com ótima colocação! Revi Algumas bolas q você cometeu erros não forçados e me pareceu que estavam relacionados com a altura dos joelhos, mas sei q você está atento a todos os detalhes!! Vamos aos pontos da ATP!!! Torcendo muito por você!

@nglfmark1 Год назад

Excellent game. Very consistent hitting on your side. Moreno hit a huge serve and crazy power.

@tortoleromig7163 Год назад

Karue, if you can contact Federico Gomez from Argentina! He's a great player that is currently 391 ATP so he can play a practice set with you.

@andrewseung2692 Год назад

Good job Karue! Just have a couple of quiestions, one what do you string the K-pro at and what would you recommend for a racket on the stiffer side? Second would be could you explain more on developing your own weapon, whether that be forehand, backhand, serve, etc. Lastly, could you make a video or at least talk about what you are doing in terms of nutrition and keeping the body in shape/improving?

@ARKenMan Год назад

Well done! Clutch serving in the tie break!

@xtremevp12 Год назад

Moreno has some great shots. Hopefully he gets into the top 100 soon so we can see him in the tourneys. You're just about there Karue and only getting better. Nice strings.

@luissanchezmediano3904 Год назад

I saw Nicolás last year at a Challeger in Sevilla. He played great in the qualys and then, playing Delbonis in the main draw, he was disqualified for using the shower during a toilet break to clean himself (he had fallen or something and had a lot of clay). That was surreal; ask him if you have the chance... He didn't come this year, bad memories maybe. He is a great player, though, I hope he comes back soon.

@LunarEclipsism1 Год назад

That buggy whip forehand on the run while set point down was so clutch. Turned the entire thing around with that shot. Awesome.

@willwahl9225 Год назад

... probably his shot of the match. Indeed it changed it all

@LunarEclipsism1 Год назад

@@willwahl9225after a second serve, too! Nerves of steel

@yatuducheeez Год назад

Stunning practice set! Loving the content! Keep it up! 🔥

@davidhawkins6305 Год назад

So smooth and love your style of play. Thought you had some $ returns against a monster server and serve looks to be a little looser and flowy. I also like the compact buggy whip forehand on the +1 after serve when the hard low ones came to your forehand. Looking great and best of luck

@urnotjl Год назад

Plus the volley and slice! Good job !!

@billbill454 Год назад

Awesome vid. You're annoyingly good. What's at the back of the court? Sounds like Oppenheimer every time the ball hits near the camera

@rsmith02 Год назад

It was pretty exciting

@cybernetennis Год назад

I love this content! Nice practice set.

@kestonsoldschoolcomicbooks6842 Год назад

Great match, Karue. Fun to watch.

@willwahl9225 Год назад

Hey Karue, Watching this from Singapore. I see a lot of stuff in there that I recognise from my own battles. Particularly I felt that when you were up after your first break, you had 2 unforced errors - or rather one unforced and one seemingly easy volley (there probably is no such thing or it in itself could be the reason that we miss those ...) ; followed by a double fault. So my question is: Should you have taken more time and committed stronger on those two shots ? The double fault - ok happens ... I felt that in some other situations you also did not commit enough . Then again easy for me to say from the outside - but as I said it is likely also my projection ... Bottom line - it was a solid set. Super solid breaker. Very instructive to watch. Love to hear your thoughts on my comments. Best from Singapore

@LegolasD Год назад

your serve has gotten so much stronger, your serve volley game looks so easy now, those returns. You should consider the doubles tour. Guys like Austin, Rajeev, Salisbury all ex college players destorying the doubles

@glademaster Год назад

Hi Karue, it looks like you always have both hands on the grip in ready position, not only when returning serve. You move your left hand to the racquet throat only after you unit-turn to the right to prep for a forehand. Naomi Osaka does the same. Is this because your backhand is your weapon of choice?

@KaruesellHQ Год назад

I do it because I can't slide my left hand down into position fast enough. If I hold the racket with the left hand on the throat I literally only slice. This way I'm more efficient so I just roll with it

@maestromuffin1 Год назад

You guys look great - but I saw Quentin Halys(#87) play at the paribas indian wells open, and well - the top 100 is a whole other level! But thanks for the video - it was a great angle and you guys were fun to watch!

@ianmackinlay8925 Год назад

Man ur camera was shtting it’s pants there when that boy was serving into it 😅😂.. amazing tennis thanks for posting x

@hi_vince Год назад

yo your returns are ON FIRE

@LiamApilado Год назад

Nice camera angle

@kobybonta8949 Год назад

Karue how is the serve and volley holding up as you transition into bigger event. Know it was integral in the utr tournaments feels like you go for it a little less.

@kidnuke2 Год назад

Well done!! There were some shots you seemed a little tentative on, otherwise your margin of victory might have been larger. Excited for your comeback tour!

@willwahl9225 Год назад

yeah I felt those lacked commitment - while I am projecting as well.

@jon5643 Год назад

Awesome video! Thanks for sharing

@phivortex954 Год назад

What a treat. Damn I enjoyed that. Love Karoo's smooth elegant stroking of the ball. Lovely

@kyko-pj7uz Год назад

Karue’s slice serve on the deuce court 😳

@seizethedayandlive 11 месяцев назад

Dude, that was excellent!

@MikeSmith-yy1lv Год назад

What's amazing to me is the depth. Rarely see a ball in the service box. Good tennis.

@KaruesellHQ Год назад

Depth is the number one priority in tennis. If you can keep your opponent behind the baseline, you have a chance. Win north/south instead of side to side

@SleepDeprivedEzOne Год назад

This set quality is absolutely bonkers. Built Different.

@armandoanderson3536 Год назад

Daaaannnng Karue.... great job. Serve was dominant throughout the set. Unshakable....

@AdamG4141 Год назад

Is anybody else shocked at how much his forehand has improved in the span of a few months? That like completed his game. Everything is kind of looking like Agassi now, it’s pretty sick

@LunarEclipsism1 Год назад

Well he did hang out with Agassi recently and picked his brain.

@madachi55 Год назад

Svajda just won again in Tiburon. Karue, hope to see you there next year.

@caioscofield Год назад

Nice! You still got it bro! 💪

@bigrobsydney 9 месяцев назад

Nic's level in October was UTR 14.78. Karue, that this puts you very close to your own highest level ever. I think you mentioned you were a 15. something, right? If you can keep going, who knows where it'll get to, but for now, there are a lot of people just hoping you keep pushing, and fingers crossed it goes well!

@willwahl9225 Год назад

@Karue: Should you be transiting in Singapore on way from/to Australia, I will be happy to set up some practice matches here for you. Obviously I will offer to hit as well with you. Can get you reasonable accommodation here too.

@jcprez1290358 Год назад

Thanks!

@KaruesellHQ 11 месяцев назад

Thank you very much!!

@VintageSecure Год назад

You have that buggy whip forehand winner down! Looks very smooth.

@huyngo2655 Год назад

Moreno playing in an ATP Challenger event this week in Fairfield CA along with another American nearing top 100 Alex Michelsen.

@ignand Год назад

now this is tennis I fucking love fast-paced tennis like this !!!!

@luckyvinny Год назад

Moreno’s strokes are so beautiful

@CR4WLFC Год назад

Karue we support you no matter what for this huge challenge you’re going for.

@dirtyreiner Год назад

That slice at 13:01 was so nasty good :D Great hittin!

@KaruesellHQ Год назад

Then I got tight lolol

@dirtyreiner Год назад

@@KaruesellHQYeah! Good slice for nothing 😅

@b3h3mthdy Год назад

Just curious, what would be the difference with top 10 players. And if they dominate why would it be so? More consistent, heavier balls?

@Official.tadiwa 11 месяцев назад

Karue!!!! 2024 is looking good. I’m ready for a top 100 debut

@mericusta1988 10 месяцев назад

His forehand was better, late in the set too many unforced forehand errors from Karue probably due to stress. He should do what he tells us to do, and sometimes just send a neutral ball back. but his backhand is so damn reliable! Even under stress. Was the last serve out?

@PizzaPartify Год назад

What is your court filming setup ? Do you use a tripod ?

@pedrox96 Год назад

Solid from you. Moreno played well but dropped the level in the tiebreak. Karue, keep on fighting on your journey. I believe you can get to a top 200 very quickly. If you plan well the tournaments you play and get good results, then it's just a matter of time.

@d99joper Год назад

Karue, how much tennis do you play/train compared to the top 400, so you think?

@spooky1304 Год назад

Epic bro.

@funnyduck4568 Год назад

Aaayyy nice work bro u the man

@josecristobal1353 Год назад

Karue you are amazing!! You have a really hard choice to make. Because i really think you can make it to the top 100 in the world. But is a full time job, training so hard so many hours, taking care of yourself and the first year would be really expensive. But after that, all your hard work will pay off

@brunoferreira965 Год назад

Finally some similarity with my games. 1-1, break point, an easy ball in the midle, opportunity to open up the angles and win the game in this ball or the next. What do I do? Smack it, unnecessary too hard, and the ball goes way long 🤣

@AC852HK Год назад

Was wondering , you know the mardy fish amazing fairytale run which also inspires Andy Rodrick , Novak’s determination of dieting and discipline training factors , will you be progressing that too? Or you are actually doing it ? Cheers and best of luck Karue