NEVER hit a "falling" ball!!! PEAK! PEAK! PEAK! Howz about showing what happening in slo- motion?? Easier to see/understand.. As mentioned by others, this has been around since Borg played. Nothing revolutionary. P.S. 9 min video n 7 min. Talking..😢
exclusive ours :):) stop feeling !!! very bold statements ( its not a bad video dont get me wrong ) let the ball drop already excist longer then you were born ( i guess your not even 40 years old and im teaching already more then that, they told me that in the early seventies when i started ) its the same for topspin serve were you let drop the ball more and the racket comes more from below , so actually not a very new concept but its a good one. Stop feeling i wouldnt recomend because it makes you become aware of what your doing and you slow down were if you hit you start to get some tension in your body ( you start squeezing harder on the racket , start hitting more out of the arm ) , and you loose that feeling. Just my opinion
Great tips! I most of the time like to push "through" the ball when it reaches its peak, to take time of my hitting partner and get more power. But, most of the time, when being behind the baseline, I HAVE to let the ball drop a bit more to get more net clearence, eliminate errors, keep my hitting partners waaay back and play angles. Most of the time, for my level, going for flat winners won't do the trick, but playing angles with top-spin, looking for a chance for a flat hit or a slice will do it better. I just feel I need to hit flat several times through the course of a rally, otherwise my top-spin balls seem to stay on my hitting patners' hitting zone, making me look like a sitting duck.
Thanks for the comment. I would encourage you to consider each shot and option in a more isolated way, take each ball as a choice on its own characteristics! If you try and manipulate choices throughout a rally based on a preconceived set of objectives you are likely to be left ruing avoidable mistakes! Your ideas of pushing on the peak and using top-spin on a dropping ball are spot on!
