Road To 1 ATP Point | Success In Scotland ?! | Ep 4

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This is Episode 4 of my brand new series, Road to 1 ATP point! - My Second Tournament Of The Year In Scotland!
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@andrewcapran1101 2 года назад

You are such an inspiring person! I'm 15 years old from USA and I've always been a tennis fan but I've never played competitively. Thanks to your video, I've decided to try out for my high school team in March and I just made a USTA account to hopefully start playing tournaments this summer. Keep going in your journey bro!

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

you will go far andrew 😁🙌

@andrewcapran1101 2 года назад

@@tennisbrothers I'll lyk how it goes

@lennartdbl 2 года назад

Good Luck mate, I started playing professionally with 14 (am 15 now), and you gain such experience and confidence. One tip I can give you, is: Train as much as you can, always focus on training, and it does not matter, if you lose a game, or make a bad shot, try to play as good as you can, but don't stress if you make bad shots.

@andrewcapran1101 2 года назад

@@lennartdbl thanks man! I'll take ur advice and let u know what happens

@SK_Krypton_BS 2 года назад

@@lennartdbl wdym professional at 14??!

@jackquinnes 2 года назад

Really tough "substitute opponent". But just this kinda matches will battle-harden your mentality and test and develop your game. Embrace the challenge and you will come out triumphant! Keep up that positive fighting spirit!

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

thanks jack, it was super unlucky, i have had 2 really tough draws so hopefully we can win the next one

@jackquinnes 2 года назад

@@tennisbrothers Yup. Most likely! At least I would heavily lean towards that possibility! :D (You've been thrown in the deep end from the outset, it seems. And it should only get easier therefrom.) The first win gets closer and closer anyway - and then the next one, and the next ..and so forth. Step by step up the ladder, young man! Patience, determination, confidence and hard work! It all will pay off. - Okay. Looking forward to the episode #5. Your exciting tennis journey to become a succesful pro player/ATP Tour regular one day - it is quite an interesting story in its own right and, suddenly, one of my favourite "shows"! Thanks for sharing this personal and as such always unique and compelling experience.

@alberleg6997 2 года назад

@@tennisbrothers i just saw a few of your recent videos and based on shots and rythm you are not far from your opponent. You have a strong will, very good technical skills, footwork, and physic. It's just a matter of keep trying and eventually it will just click! Good luck! Many of us the viewers have played competitively and never got to your current level, but I have played against ATP ranked players and you will definitely get there pretty soon! Looking forward ot see that!

@lebeautennis 2 года назад

This is the best Felix. We are loving these vids. Honestly I thought you played really well in this match but your opponent play a super solid match. I love your attitude even in a loss to learn from it.This process is something that you are embracing and its great to see.The more you play matches like this one the stronger you will become and will eventually find a way to win these matches. It will happen I am certain of it. Keep grinding and keep believing. I believe in you Felix. D. :)

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

next one will be the one 💪

@tenniscoach.bruggenwerth 2 года назад

U Play great 👍 I think tactically u need bit more experience since your tecnique is awesome 😎. Go more cross court and more angle instead of trying hitting winners like the pros. And after doing that your will get more confidence for sure and get your deserved wins

@jakedoessports4245 2 года назад

Man I love these videos!! It’s crazy what a positive mind you have. That’ll really take players far nowadays. I thought you played a really good match from what the highlights looked like. The guy you played was just ruthless. Keep grinding man! I know you’ll get there!! I’ll keep watching to see how your journey to 1 ATP point goes.

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

thanks jake, he was an absolute grind 😂

@samdoyle1749 2 года назад

You played some good points in that match, but it just looked like you were always on the back foot and he was dictating the play. He was obviously a stronger and more experienced player, so no shame in losing that one, especially as all your pre-match tactics went out the window, as your original opponent pulled out. When you know your opponent's strengths and weaknesses pre-match, it's obviously a lot easier to plan, but maybe adding and a little more variety to your game would help. After losing that first set, you perhaps should have really changed things up, instead of trying to 'stay in each point'. Putting more pressure on his backand by playing deep and coming to the net a bit more, or serve and volleying. From what I could see, you were kind of giving him what he wants, which was hard trading from the back. I probably would have really tried to slow the game down, as he thrived on the fast exchanges. Taking more time between points and change overs. This can be done a variety of ways, but a good tactic is to hit higher and slower over the net. This disrupts the opponents rhythm and forces him to create his own pace rather than feeding off his opponent's. If you watch the pro's, when they are a break down or feel as though their opponent is in too much of a winning groove, they'll take a medical time out. A lot of the time, they're not injured, their just breaking up the play to disrupt the opponent's rhythm. It's a smart neutralising tactic to get yourself back in the match. Tsistipas isn't stupid, he know's that spending too long in the bathroom is going to annoy his opponent and interrupt his rhythm. This guy you just played clearly loved trading from the baseline and out hitting his opponent. So my immediate response to that, if I was you, would be to not give him what he wants, and make life as uncomfortable as possible for him. Make him earn his win. That's why it's important to have more variety in your game. You can obviously hit a clean ball from the back, and your serve is strong, however, these are the bread and butter shots that all the good players have, so you need something else. You'll beat the mediocre players all day, but you need an edge to beat the higher ranked one's. Practice your drop shots, slower higher strokes and net play more to give you that extra edge. The majority of youngsters nowadays pretty much play the same way, trying to out hit each other from the back. You need to stand out from the crowd and swim against the tide, rather than with it.

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

i mean firstly , what a comment 🙌 Love your analysis and feedback , i think adding variety to my game is a super big focus going forwards, like you said with the dropshot and volleys those can be key skills to break up the rhythm of the match, thanks for the insights 👍

@kylenathan1 2 года назад

Yeah this 100%. A lot of young British Tour players at the moment are about out hitting from the baseline with hard, rhythmic powerful shots and lateral movements. The advice is above is spot on - the only thing I would add is maybe try using slice a bit more too and aggressively instead of defensively. Make the opponent get low and generate the power, bring them in from the baseline to mid court and then push them back by following with a heavy ball. Use it to disrupt their rhythm: slice -> heavy topspin -> flat, etc.

@samdoyle1749 2 года назад

@@tennisbrothers No worries, best of luck for your next match.

@dominiclondesborough3222 2 года назад

Awesome advice, worth its weight in gold.

@tomas5923 2 года назад

Bro, I think you should have played more to his backhand, because 90% of his shots were forehands, but good match for experience.

@CrimeScene2Courtroom 2 года назад

Onwards and upwards Felix, you have had the rough end of the broom right there! Relax, unwind,have fun and most importantly enjoy the process.

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

just got super unlucky in that match, and thanks for the kind words 🙏 ❤️

@JamesKott 2 года назад

I like how you noticed early on that his backhand was his much weaker shot, but unfortunately u didn’t focus it

@GordonAllport1 2 года назад

You need to change direction, if your balls are going to the same place, your oponent will get confortable. You need to move your opponent, make them unconfortable. Thats why murray trained in clay. In clay points are longer, less winners so you have to develop a style where you move your opponent and make them miss. Tennis is not a game of who hits harder, its a mental game where you need to move your opponent so he never hits confortable. Hope this advise helps you.

@CULTTENNIS 2 года назад

Solid video dude, quality original tennis content is a rare breed on RU-vid, keep it up!

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

thanks man, just watched ur vid on nole, thought you were gone after like 2 months of no content 😂, good to see you back

@cyberjonesy 2 года назад

Adversity is good. It makes you realize which are the weaknesses that you need to work on. Like others have said, keep on grinding, your journey is like a marathon, not a sprint.

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

thanks 👍 i totally agree it is a long journey rather than a short one, but there is still a long way to go

@marcusmcwilliams3122 2 года назад

Let’s go Felix keep grinding!

@alfie9872 2 года назад

I keep saying this but you really are such an inspiring person! im 13, been a tennis fan and started playing for about 5 years. I should be starting playing some club matches in april but im finding it hard with my serve. But keep going with your amazing career ahead of you

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

thanks alfie, i am glad to hear you feel inspired, that makes me super happy, good luck in your club matches, if you keep practicing your serve will get better also 🙌

@guhananandkumar7139 2 года назад

So, I am a junior tennis player, and this has really taught me that how my journey will be this has helped me a lot . I am grateful that you are making these videos. Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

@danielmin4644 2 года назад

Tough match. You'll get a win soon, keep working on the consistency and mixing it up as previously suggested. We're all rooting for you.

@asal_show_ 2 года назад

Tajikistan tennis

@LiamApilado 2 года назад

Great video, series is going well! Do your opponents mind being posted on RU-vid or know that you're recording?

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

yh i make sure i ask everyone before we start the match if they are ok with it

@xxsdpxx2730 2 года назад

this guy was crazy, good movement, great forehand and volleys... but im sure ull get ur win next time bro!

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

🤞

@AM-he1nd 2 года назад

Where do you get your money for your lifestyle????

@eclipseaaterminator8153 2 года назад

I’m 15 and train 4 hours a day now. I’m pretty good but have only competed once. The tournament style was a super set which means you play 1 set against 3 players. I won all three sets. I love your videos Felix they teach me a lot!

@mcblox3889 2 года назад

I've played at Stirling uni as well as you. Im a really keen player. Love the videos

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

Thank you

@rafads7220 2 года назад

Nice Job felix 👍🏼 I'm currently 13 soon 14 and I've been training in Cambodia with the top 2 player there for 2 years now. I'm soon going to get an itf account and play tournament in South East Asia. You're and inspiration keep going 💪

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

awesome, i hope you do well 👍

@jackqwerty8014 2 года назад

Youre living the life of a tennis player that I've always wanted , but was never good enough for it. Please keep up these videos as I watch every one. Cant wait to see u on the atp tour someday

@JohnWine57 2 года назад

I just discovered your channel. I really like the content. Just one small advice: For me personally, i don't like all the "spoilers" within the matches where you take away the outcome of points etc. Keep up the grind!

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

Noted!

@jamieroux9250 2 года назад

You are soooo good in tennis ... Well played

@charliemartin17 2 года назад

@@VeelgevraagdAboneer he’s an 11 utr buddy just because you lose doesn’t make you bad

@charliemartin17 2 года назад

@@VeelgevraagdAboneer ok but just cuz he lost doesn’t make him bad lmao. I’m not talking abt him being pro

@jamieroux9250 2 года назад

@MisterInterest and nobody asked for your opinion

@h_l3906 2 года назад

Unreal tennis from both of you!! Keep up the hard work.. Hard work will earn you SUCCESS!🎾🏆

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

Thank you 🙌

@jackhallett1514 2 года назад

Don’t worry Felix you will only get stronger and remember you weren’t allowed into the tournament for nothing. I believe in you!!🎾🏆

@PALACINKA00001 2 года назад

Good luck brother! I'm a huge Djokovic fan from Serbia living in Canada and loved watching him grow as a player. Now I'm loving watching your journey grow and I really haven't seen these kinds of videos anywhere before. Keep up the good work and hopefully we'll be seeing you get that 1st ATP point and many more to come!

@norienor4658 2 года назад

Super video. I'm Wondering what's really the Key differences between you and your opponent so far. Do they play at higher speed. More depth ? More consistency? What's missing from your side to Beat such opponents. Score will never show truly how the match went.. like ATP Rotterdam de Minaur beat goffin 6-3 6-0 !!

@soyabeans999 2 года назад

You have a great game man...Inspired me to make my own first itf video... I am 42 and i know it's never to late to do what you love... Thanks again... Will post it on RU-vid if I could...

@vard4an 2 года назад

Love from India ❤️🇮🇳

@warlock-thorin8799 2 года назад

Just remember man, Roger Federer lost his first match 6-0, 6-0. Patience is key and you will get there bro! 👍

@0nepiecezoro583 2 года назад

I love how he doesn’t invent excuses in the match. And btw, i was wondering, do u want to become a professional atp tennis player? Pls respond. Thank you!

@stimsingh9361 2 года назад

again great content. what about more heavy and deeper balls mixed with droppers/shorter slices. seems like you gave him the 'perfect balls' in his strike zone...

@kirkrussellGod 2 года назад

Kick ass bro in your next tournament! You got this m'fer! Come-on!! 😆 We support you!

@chrismourikis2516 2 года назад

Don’t be scared to risk,you can’t just play middle and wait for the other one to do a mistake,puss them,go for it,open the court bro,to much easy middle rally’s,do what he done to you,just go for it,don’t overthinking,and don’t be scared

@juliomelchiore245 2 года назад

Felix you have all the tools to be a great player. Watching your video some observations, your forehand volley floated several balls for sitters in the court for your opponent to pounce on. Your volley in those tight spots has to be better placed so you do not become a sitting duck. You have excellent ground strokes but appears to me your trying to win on every forehand / backhand stroke. Mix it up, higher bouncing balls, angles, mix it from slow to fast to slow ground strokes. remember the harder you hit the ball the quicker it will return. Serves need to be wide angle away from court. Kick serves to back hand side as well. Enjoying your video and comments.

@Schmeuly 2 года назад

Tough match my friend, but I could see you were giving it your all even in that wild match point! It's still early so just keep on grinding and getting more match play in, and I know you'll be able to start racking up some wins. Thanks for the fantastic videos! Im really enjoying this series.

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

thanks dilan 🙏

@chart_andy7163 2 года назад

I wish you land your ball deeper into the court so that you can push your opponents further from the court. Most of your balls lands 3-4 feet from the service line. I saw you scored more points as you were able to dictate the points when your ball lands deeper in the court. Otherwise, I love the grit and passion you have. I’m still a fan! :)

@vladospostolaky5364 2 года назад

Nice to watch you felix. Wish you all the best on your way to 1 ATP point. Obviously in this match i saw that your backhand need update ahahah. Need more depth Felix. I want to advise you to play double games more often. From my own experience I can tell you that after I began to devote more time to doubles, then in a single game I began to feel better at the net and understand the actions of the opponent at the net. I also got better at shortening balls and throwing crosses, which gave me a big boost in singles.Good luck

@DNA2000-8bit 2 года назад

For what it's worth, I think you got gamed by the tournament organizers. Someone somewhere didn't want that first point to come at their tournament. Allotting an alternate based off someone not showing is kinda bush league. Yeah, dude hit really good. But then he should have been in the main draw. They just wanted to score him an R1 win.

@flippokampioen7069 2 года назад

Some really bad luck here with the substitute player. Things will turn around if you keep putting in the hard work :) I wish you the best of luck in your future matches and i will be rooting for you :)

@jirachishamin153 2 года назад

You're an amazing player Felix! If I had to say one thing about your gameplay in this match, you had the right idea to slowly close the angle of your shots to eventually hit a shot your opponent can't hit back or have difficulty doing so but when building up to that point your shots started going towards the middle area which is usually a safe shot but if not hit with enough pace you're giving the other guy time to choose where to place the next shot. This then leads to you having trouble finding an opening and then you're always on the run, also making it difficult for you to hit any of the clean winners or threading the line shots that your opponent was making. Otherwise keep up that mental fortitude and conditioning, and try to keep hitting your shots with a bit more impact, should help give you some more time and confidence.

@yotamperi7156 2 года назад

Really good fight Felix , in think that in the tactic aspect you played to much to his hands, he seems to like the high intensity flat strokes and you gave him that exactly, maybe if you would change the tempo, for example giving a very heavy ball and than going in for the net from time to time, or slicing a bit more you would get him out of his comfort zone. But again a great match and keep going!

@mateomonzo Год назад

Hola soy de Mexico

@ibf2010 2 года назад

Great match, you played well but he had the edge - he has a bigger forehand with shorter takeback and more lag --> more topspin, heavier ball and more time; he also seemed to read your serve well. All these little things add up to a winning advantage. Keep at it, he was much older than you, more experienced etc so all things considered there were a lot of positives from your side.

@CH-yp5by 2 года назад

Ah yeah you got schooled in that game, that happens when you play someone ranked much higher its unfortunate the person you were supposed to play did not show up. Keep you chin up and keep going! The persistence will eventually pay off.

@joselitoaquino3207 2 года назад

Goodluck on your next game we will be waiting for your next match..

@Tennisman951 2 года назад

I think it would help you to work on your topspin and start sending balls a little closer to the baseline, preventing the opponent from playing from the attack zone.

@danieliuskazlauskas2693 2 года назад

Good luck man. Best wishes from Lithuania :)

@Zima02 2 года назад

I didn’t know someone could just sub in like that. Kinda bs unless he paid on the spot to play but it is what it is. Best of luck on your next tourney.🤝✊

@mileshurst7359 2 года назад

why didn't you get the win after 15min past? Good job. hang in there. you are a good player/sport.

@leomoulierac3391 2 года назад

Love the concept and congrats for all the work, could u just not spoil the result before the end of the point what you've done sometimes in previous ep and it will be perfect

@remarc69 2 года назад

Bad luck Felix, that guy was really solid but a win is around the corner, man👍

@chrismourikis2516 2 года назад

Am not saying that he wasn’t a decent opponent,but a think you can play better tennis,if you don’t worry so much on court,and just go for the shots

@kev10080 2 года назад

I'm sure you'll make it! I wish you the best of luck from Mexico! One question, do u have any government economic support?

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

no i dont have any support from the government

@TheNaKio 2 года назад

Keep it up

@fernandobulnes9726 2 года назад

i hope you see this comment, i left the same one on the last video really test out some lower string tensions, drop 5-10 pounds potentially cuz you hit fine when youre in position but when youre in trouble your shots start landing short and i dont believe it to be anything other than a power issue, you need more power in your equipment as this is the type of guy youre going to lose to in the pros. not every pro needs to have muscles for power, but they all need big forehands, try it out and see if it can help you out,

@ibrahimsyed3455 2 года назад

I haven't even been subscribed to you for 3 days but you have been such a inspiration for me. You just keep you head in the game, but I have one question. How do you stop being afraid at the net. I play mixed doubles in my school. I'm usally at the net but idk how to receive these fast balls towards me.

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

i would say practice standing really close and your reaction time will get very very good very quickly or practice doing volleys against a wall as this means you dont have a lot of time to think before the ball comes back at you

@ilovebenmorris3332 2 года назад

What are you currently ranked in ATP Singles?

@soulja655 2 года назад

It seens unfair that they found an 'alternate'. You were meant to play a different opponent who didnt show up which isn't your fault and there you should win.

@ibrahimnajeeb8275 2 года назад

Really really happy for you... Congratulations 🥳 don’t worry if you lost... losing is a part of game & i know you will learn from it❤️✨. I wanted to ask that it was my 1st ITF match today in Pakistan 🇵🇰 (J5)... i lost 6-0,6-0 from a lefty player from Kazakhstan 🇰🇿. Is it okay.. i am just getting my experience... What was the match score when it was your first ITF’s Under-18 boys match? I was just feeling kinda depressed because of my match.. Please tell me is it okay%😔? I also haven’t played enough matches just wanted your suggestion & opinion..✨

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

its fine, i didn't even play any junior events, but as you can see losing is a part of the sport and as long as you can get back up from a loss and try to improve that is all that counts

@dachs8637 2 года назад

You lit up the fire in me again! I am 15 years old and I had a really bad wrist injury 8 months ago and it still hurts,.but because of you, I decided to play tennis competitivly again. I will go abroad to a boarding school in England with an intern tennis academy this summer and I am really looking forward to it.

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

that is awesome, enjoy the journey 🔥

@heylouis3830 2 года назад

Good luck !

@art5624 2 года назад

I’m a young ish player with some experience. My biggest downside of my game is my head and mindset. How do you control that?

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

i think it is just practice, like you would know if you watched last weeks episode and this one , you lose a lot in tennis, so being mentally strong and being able to just focus on the next match is so importnat, also to practicing breathing and meditation may help to stay calm in the key moments

@art5624 2 года назад

@@tennisbrothers Thank you so much. Will do

@harshivpatel4234 Год назад

You play vary well I don't want to say that you play don't play well but when he comes to volly you can also hit a lob bro.

@sharan5822 2 года назад

Maybe Consider implementing some /more slices and short crosses in rallies.

@michael_plays768 2 года назад

Hey mate wish you all the best in the future really enjoying your videos and let's get that ATP point

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

awesome , i am glad

@advityabansal8464 2 года назад

Keep going you’ll be on the leaderboards soon 💪

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

Hope so!

@cirocarrotta9794 2 года назад

Stavi facendo un bel lavoro con il topspin alla accademia di mourutuglu ma qui non l ho visto! Era un giocatore di ritmo difficile da scardinare

@itsliamdoherty 2 года назад

Hey Felix loving the content bro! All the way from Aus. In your opinion what could you have done differently? You said in commentary that you felt like you couldn’t hit thru him at all. On reflection, Would some variation and change of pace, heights and spin help? Just to throw an opponent like this off his game slightly, giving you better opportunities to attack. Things such as a well developed slice can make all the difference imo (1hbh for reference). Can really break up rhythm in a point and get you back to even standing when you’re behind in a point. (slower ball speed = more time to get back to a good recovery position and not leave an open court) Just my 2c mate hard to judge off highlights only 🤙🤙 don’t want to be a backseat coach lmfao Regardless loving the grind and work. Keep going bro.

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

thanks liam , i think like you said the only think i could have maybe done better was just like. you said mixing up the pace and changing the height and spin on the ball

@thomasrebotier1741 2 года назад

Bad draw in a sense. He was so nimble and I supposed much more experienced. Over the previous vids you were more of a attacker, here maybe too much defense. It's kinda what happened, he was better than you in your own style, that makes it really hard. Also what about all the sugar in your breakfast? Do you phase out for 5~10 minutes after 60~90 minutes of play? That would be a glycemia (blood sugar) whiplash -- too much early on, triggering insulin pulse, then when the blood and liver sugar has all been burnt, your body is not ready physiologically to switch to another source of energy.

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

honestly the problem is at tournaments that the food options are generally very limited so i think for future events i will go to a supermaket to buy my food, i also think i should read and learn more about what you are talking about and specifically more about nutrition in sports , will be useful to me

@101roya 2 года назад

Bro do you play at Westside tennis in Wimbledon?!

@apoorvyadav4502 2 года назад

Hey Felix I know I am in no position to tell you what to do. But as a tennis player myself I just want to give some suggestions on which areas you can reflect upon for your next tournaments: 1. Obviously as you said that it would have been an advantage to win free points on serve. So yeah no. 1 point being the serve 2. Obviously you don't want your opponent to get comfortable or for him to find his rhythm. That being said always use the first 4-6 games to find your opponent's weak point. If unsuccessful then try to cover your weak points. For ex- if you know you have a weak backhand, then make your opponent play max balls to your forehand. This is just an example. 3. No one needs to paint the lines every rally but give yourself a realistic percentage of the balls you play in all parts of the court. Doing it in practice helps a lot in tournaments. I figured this out a bit too late. But it helps. Apart from this I know you have an amazing knowledge of this sport. I wish you all the best for the next tournament. Cheers ✌️

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

thanks for the comment, i especially like your second point as i think it is super relevant and something i will try out in future matches

@andremonestina9336 2 года назад

Subscribed for when you ein your grand slam

@Tyler.Morgan 2 года назад

That's a tough alternate to walk into, but it was a solid match with plenty of things to take away! I think it would tell your story a bit more if these episodes were longer (15-20 min?) with more vlog style updates on your drives to tournaments and mornings before matches. Obviously your matches and being focused is more important, but if it is possible then i think it'd be a great addition! Keep it up!

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

for sure, i want to add that element into the videos, but i also dont want them to get too boring for some people, i think if i go further in the tournament this will of course be easier

@vee1104 2 года назад

Well done Felix. Remember me once you get famous, Vee here!

@LowkAlexander 2 года назад

I report on College tennis in the US and that kid you played against was very good. He had a very similar game to all the players I cover, overall very solid. Tough match-up for anyone but you stuck it out. Just got unlucky

@LowkAlexander 2 года назад

once I heard the guy played doubles it all made sense. Theres not much doubles play that is as high level as college other than pro.

@Bigmoney703 2 года назад

Good stuff man, you are a really clean ball striker. With that though, I think you give your opponents too much rhythm and pace to counter with. This guy is a solid counter-puncher playing well behind the baseline. I would recommend playing soft deep shots to his backhand without pace and see what he does. Just be willing to be the bigger pusher and make him get impatient. Also bringing him in a little bit with short slices then hitting a hard deep shot and seeing what happens. Mostly would recommend to avoid hitting max pace 5 in a row as it wastes energy and gives him more to work with. Good luck!

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

Many thanks for the tips. Good inishgts!

@bigrobsydney 2 года назад

Honestly, I think the fact that your opponent got swapped to an alternate is neither here nor there. Why? Because you can only control what is on your side of the net. As long as you play your best, and learn as you go, then that's a win. I will make a few observations though (please take them as constructive). You recently trained at Mouratoglou's academy, and Patrick focused on hitting your groundstrokes in such a manner that the ball was meant to hit the fence at a certain height. I noticed in this match that many shots were dropping short; around the service line, or inside. When you're having your warm up, try repeating those drills. Also, and I don't know if this is a possibility due to logistical reasons or not, but I would have suggested getting to the tournament a day or two early, and trying to train on the same surface, if not even the exact same court of your match. There are plenty of other things which would be normal aspects of continuous development; I know we spoke before about this, and you mentioned you'd like to do more with your serve. How is that coming along? Do you have a plan for it?

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

thank you for the feedback 🙌, also i am currently filming a video just about my serve, so that will come out soon, apart from that just getting more hours of tennis is the current priority and then if i have more time i will try to do some more serves

@danisimosgames9226 2 года назад

Well done bro keep up the work you inspired me . Thanks man 🤟

@patrickohennesy6539 2 года назад

Great job and let’s hope you can get a win soon!!!

@JoaoOliveira-pv7ld 2 года назад

hey felix! great video, really enjoying seeing your progress, keep your head up and keep working because it’ll pay off. I was wondering how does it work with the outs and stuff? like is there a person calling if the ball went out or what? obviously i know these tournaments are not grand slams but yeah, i was just wondering! great video

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

with the line calls you just make your own calls, and your opponent makes his calls and if there is a dispute the tournament referee will come over and sort it out , thanks for the comment

@matthewemmanuel3020 2 года назад

CRAZY TENNISSS BRO keep it up :D

@mingimoon2812 2 года назад

Warm support from South Korea! Hope to see you on ATP tour in near future! :)

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

good to see support from around the world 🌎 😁

@vicplaystennis9158 2 года назад

The guy was hitting like 90% forehands, crazy.

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

forehand merchant

@jovanbalac9961 2 года назад

I would like to start competing in UTR, i made my utr account, but i dont know how to start competing and get my first utr rating. I would be relly grateful if you answer how can i do that. Thanks in advance

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

to be honest i am not sure, i was just given a UTR automatically as i was already playing tournaments and the UTR system isn't actually that big in the UK as compared to america , sorry i cant help more

@huybuiquang8765 2 года назад

Your videos are always inspiring, as an amateur junior player id take you as the role model of perseverance. Anyway, how tall are you right now, Felix?

@tennisbrothers 2 года назад

I am glad you think so ! 😁I am around 6 foot maybe 6 foot 1