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Love your content as it's super insightful, keep up the great work!!!

Great video, thanks for sharing. Was in Umag with the family. Great place to watch some great tennis up close.

Hello Question when you win a match in qualifying do you take a points?

this us very good

Congrats!

Good stuff, tx

Hi, Does each of your players have development plan? Do they know what and why they do on the practice court? From what age such plan (if needed at all) should be prepared for the player? How is the progress evaluated (besides the wins in the tournaments)? Thanks in advance.

Impressive progress. When you say a player needs to work on personality and behavior development, what is the end result?

Thank you for sharing the harsh realities of the ATP points at challengers and futures. Wow, to consistently win those puts a lot of continuous pressure on the players. When you mention the confidence in decision making, do you mean shot choice decisions? And if so, should they not be building their confidence by trusting their first instinct? Or is it much more complicated than this?

Crazy that they made it more difficult to get points in challenger tournaments

Vielen Dank für diese super Einblicke! Tolle Videos

Great Tennis on both sides. You just earned yourself another SUBSCRIBER! Keep up the grind with tennis and TH-cam and I can't wait to see more videos

As always very interesting, thank you Gilbert. 👍

Tx for content, happy travels

Super Video, danke. Ich dachte es geht um Muster, Skoff und Antonitsch ;)). 🤷‍♂

Another beautiful club and setting. Too bad about the clay court quality, that is surprising. I will share this with some of my older Romanian tennis friends, I am sure they will enjoy your narration. And trust me - that hotel is nicer than the one in Estes Park, Colorado, from The Shining. Much safer, too. 😅

These are very interesting. Thanks for sharing the experiences.

Does the tournament have to end on Sunday or will it be prolonged to the weekdays due to the weather? Because if not, this means for some players there will be two matches on the same day.

Thank you for as usual great behind the scenes content. Maybe a sensitive question: how can these players afford coaches as you?

🎾💙👌 ce tournoi à quelque chose de magique

Awesome video, this channel is such a hidden gem.

Really interesting! Thanks for posting ❤

Thank you for showing us parts of the "real" Wimbledon that we typically do not get to see. Tough loss for Jurij. And behind all that hippy hair Bobrov is a strong player!

The Poznan club looks amazing. I hope this group of players continue to improve and push for more wins, especially Jurij.

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Won’t be long and qualifying will be next to Wimbledon main site on the old course. Commercially it will be a 3 week long event making loads of money. A lot of people to go to Wimbledon, but very few actually follow or play the sport which is a shame as the grass roots players should get priority. Wish more money was ploughed into provincial courts which are in a dire state.

Tx for that behind the scenes

Thanks for sharing the stories from the other side of the TV! Subscribed and I will be following your journey to see you and Jurij at Wimbledon next year

Cheers for Juri for even getting to Wimbledon! Hope we see more of his performance later.

Thank you for sharing these videos of courts, clubs, places and people that I would never otherwise have the chance to see.

Thanks for your cool insights on the "reality" of growing tennis professionals. A pity that Jurij is not on the lucky side these days hope that changes quickly - all the best for the next weeks!

Time goes on.

Interesting as always

Zagreb! And a nice staircase. And beautiful courts. What a fun tournament. Nice to hear that Goran is able to relax a little bit... one of the greats! Send Sebastian to a tournament in "Campos." 😀 Thank you for sharing such wonderful footage and news of your players.

die rückhand slices 1:34 bis 1:40 zB; das würde man als Hobbiespieler brauchen ;))) damn. super video wieder, sehr interessant. Danke.

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so happy I have found your channel here on TH-cam. Really like your content and some insight of, how tough life can be for players outside the ATP top rankings. Being from Vienna I can recognize some clubs you guys are practicing. Good luck to all your players and happy coaching. Alles Gute und bitte weiter posten.

Puts into perspective how much easier life is for all nowadays

Cool history I went once to Campos do Jordão but never managed to play there, its a high altitude city in Brazil, 1400m above sea.

What a fantastic story from a golden tennis era, and what an adventure for you. Thank you for sharing this, I laughed at the end.

What was your best win as a pro player ?

I enjoy your content a lot. Can you please also share in the future videos about how the tournament hosts handle accommodations like laundry, medical needs, equipment maintenance? Or are they sole responsibility of the players?

Super Videos Schilli. Für mich als ehemaligen Turnierspieler gute Unterhaltung. Du könntest ruhig öfter und längere produzieren. LG

This is my favorite series on TH-cam. I wonder if you could say a few tings about tactics during a tennis match sometime in the future. Thanks.

very factual and i like iy like that ! thanks

This channel is the only one I know of with such a weighed and cinematic telling of the everyday life of professional tennis players. It makes me appreciate regular players more and enjoy watching tennis.

great video, i like the style ! good luck to your players !

Super Kanal macht richtig Spaß zuzuschauen

Wishing Yuri and Sebastian new achievements. Also, a warm welcome to the new player Belinski.

players often makes a loop in their game to stay in comfort zone. meaning on subconscious lvl they make quite a few tactical decisions in their game to maintain that comfort zone. for example some will go full risk second serve if put in tough spot, but mostly its not just one thing. its like a circle of tactical decisions that player fells familiar with and it prevents them from going crazy. they rather lose a match then break this comfort zone. for a good reason. breaking comfort zone and going out of it is not the same thing. comfort zone is needed because its coping mechanism for stress. and high stress is very real for most players for lack of crazy skills. so the goal is to break the loop without breaking the comfort zone but to get in and out of comfort zone without breaking it. i think way to get out of comfort zone is under 2 conditions: 1.go for bigger mistake that is easy to notice and fix , also it has to be quite rare mistake, that happens ideally once in lets say every few games or once per practice . this way comfort will not break since its not under stress all the time and the loop is just started to break from easiest part. when this goes without self sabotage of the player move to next step by same example: chose bigger mistake rather then little one and go for more rare mistakes first to less rare. this way you avoid many negative side affect. sure it takes longer but there is very little chance to ruin existing game. problem is mentally its still very straining. also as a coach never do this in real match only practice. aslo just speaking in general terms, i dont know your players.