Its like I've seen Camilla Giorgi the very first time when she step on court being prof tennis player, she knows when to go forward and hit on the rise, she got good direction a cross court and tactics drops on the net, little bit adjustments and practice ❤, soon you will be fine 🎾 like her
Nice ball striking the only thing I would say is to work on your contact point it seems to be all over the place but it's good prepare earlier and you'll solve that problem good job.
Really great play, and your backhand is strong! Your forehand is compact, and perhaps seems artificially shortened on the backswing. This also seems to impact the follow through. Overall great playing.
i agree her backhand seems much more natural while her forehand seems more forced to have a shortened backswing. That will be harder when she plays harder hitting and better opponents.
I like your footwork and balance, especially when your pulled wide on your backhand and do an open stanced backhand. Your forehand is powerful, although it is a typical WTA forehand, with the long "break the plane" backswing. In that sense I disagree with other comments in that it's totally OK, if your confortable with it. Serena used it with great success, and Fernando González used a long backswing and it was one of the most feared forehands on the tour. One little detail. I notice that you depend a lot on imposing the rhythm of play through your power game. But I notice that you lack a little explosiveness in your footwork when your pulled wide on the defensive. Against top college players that could be an exploitable weekness. Players that lack power tend to develope tremendous foot speed (example: David Ferrer). Those that have power in their game tend not to develope that speed (Boris Becker or the same Fernando González). I'd work on that foot speed and explosiveness to be more well rounded. Really good potential and I hope you get the scholarship you justly deserve. Good luck and greetings from Chile.
I had to search for "breaking the plane". I find it a weird concept, I don't think that that's the problem with most backswing techniques, more like the length and amplitude of the backswing "loop" if you can call it that. Aren't you necessarily breaking the plane to create wrist lag on the forehand side? The buttcap points outwards away from the ball, likewise with the onehanded backhand... I'd like to know your thoughts.
@@Dew0ne "Breaking the plane" is a concept frecuently related to the WTA forehand where the lady players make a very long backswing, taking the racquet arm to the left of the anterior posterior plane of their bodies, while the majority of the ATP players maintain their racquet and racquet arm to the right of their bodies (for righties) during their backswing. Although many coaches try to teach that the ATP technique is the correct way to do it, many consider that there is no harm to do the longer backswing if the player is confortable with it and it doesn't hamper there performance. I agree with this, although full disclosure, I'm not a coach, but just an amateur player.
@@ericfreeman5795 thanks for your explanation - I think the name and the concept don't work that well. I've seen a coach here in a TH-cam short using a lantern as a hindrance but it didn't seem like a good idea... Full disclosure, I'm teaching... ;)
Backhand is great. Great footwork already and good rhythm! Forehand needs a bit of work. You are breaking the plane quite often. You might wanna spread out your fingers more on your grip (particularly your pointing finger) because it appears like you have your hand in a cocked position (90° angle between wrist and racket) when you swing (i.e. after the takeback). Should help you to maintain lose-ness in your wrist throughout the entire stroke. Additionally, it could help you with hitting the ball earlier because it appears you are sometimes late as a consequence of your swing being rather long (not short btw like others suggested here). My assumption is that you would otherwise struggle with timing on the forehand when playing against faster balls.
@@bmpjjaa Sure, everything is fine but it depends on what you wanna achieve. If you have no problem with racket head acceleration, shortening the backswing and keeping your racket on the hitting side throughout your stroke is generally advantageous for reasons I explained. You might get away with that on Clay but on other surfaces you're in trouble against hard hitters. Doesn't matter what's played most commonly in WTA. Besides, arguably most of the greatest female forehands, both in terms of pace and consistency, are not forehands that break the plane on a regular basis.
@@spammich1120 I'm on the ATP forehand bandwagon too. But that's quite a large change to her forehand. Not sure if she can really play for her Uni after making such a large technical change. You have a good sum up of her issues though. I would def change her forehand like you said, if she was younger
Yessir, I'd like to see her elbow a little more extended at contact as well. I feel if she did that she would hit the ball a little more out front....if she starts her stroke, with anticipation, a little sooner. That way she would get it out front better and time it much better. Don't think I would compact her swing in more than it is now, just start sooner. JMHO
at 7:45, your opponent drive the ball and your return shot hit the net, Majority of your opponent shots are not driven, its loopy and allows you to drive. It will be a better video if the rally is balance.
When she plays in college, she'll gain more power and the fact that she likes touch shots will come in handy. She seems to me like a #5-8 player to start and then will improve over time.
Ouaaaou... interesting!!! Just found another similar video like this and then yours appeared.. but i must say through my experience you re doing very well i suppose... But what s that video stands for?? Luck of money?? Money for what?? Arent any sponsors in France could get involved??
Those types of videos are people looking for an university scholarship to study in the US whilst playing college tennis. She said in the beginning bro..
@@ssenssel Yeah im surprised that they ( colleges ) dont have a mail adress for that, but i guess they ( scouts ) are pretty active on YT bcs most of the kids in these type of videos end up playing college tennis in US.
Good balance and footwork. Nice, simple, classic strokes, that should hold up under pressure. Backhand looks to be the stronger of the two wings.
Indoor courts always make you feel so badass with how it sounds when you hit
Ulahlah.. 😍 I like the soft touches with drop shots. Good luck fulfilling your dreams. Cheers from Brazil
Great consistency in different situations without panicking
Bravo! Thanks for showing.
The sound of indoor tennis is so loud and aggressive! Good for a recruiting promo. Solid strokes.
That's why most people do it.
Beautiful Tennis and Look... Looking forward to see you on the tour...
super solid strokes very satisfying
Really clean hitting, nice job 👍
You are so good!!!
one of the best Ive seen. Hope you got into 1st league
Its like I've seen Camilla Giorgi the very first time when she step on court being prof tennis player, she knows when to go forward and hit on the rise, she got good direction a cross court and tactics drops on the net, little bit adjustments and practice ❤, soon you will be fine 🎾 like her
Nice ball striking the only thing I would say is to work on your contact point it seems to be all over the place but it's good prepare earlier and you'll solve that problem good job.
Obviously having a great time hitting the ball. You’ll go far.
You are so good!!! Congrats!!
Really great play, and your backhand is strong! Your forehand is compact, and perhaps seems artificially shortened on the backswing. This also seems to impact the follow through.
Overall great playing.
i agree her backhand seems much more natural while her forehand seems more forced to have a shortened backswing. That will be harder when she plays harder hitting and better opponents.
Tu joues dans quel club et quel est ton classement ?
Tu joues très bien mais il ne faut jamais s'arrêter de jouer pour progresser d'avantage !
love ur moves
Her net game is pretty good
what type of racquet are you using?
Very good😮
men of culture. we meet again
Very nice and efective two handed backhand. Good luck!
Thank You!!
Damn, really good forehand iiin my opinion
Love to see you what a playing tennis. Be a Tennis Professional
solid forehand and especially backhand... forehand could use a little racquet lag, but looks good!
Also elbow seems a little bit too bent on the forehand strokes.. try hitting a little bit further away with the arm more extended...
dreams come true
I like your footwork and balance, especially when your pulled wide on your backhand and do an open stanced backhand.
Your forehand is powerful, although it is a typical WTA forehand, with the long "break the plane" backswing. In that sense I disagree with other comments in that it's totally OK, if your confortable with it. Serena used it with great success, and Fernando González used a long backswing and it was one of the most feared forehands on the tour.
One little detail. I notice that you depend a lot on imposing the rhythm of play through your power game. But I notice that you lack a little explosiveness in your footwork when your pulled wide on the defensive. Against top college players that could be an exploitable weekness. Players that lack power tend to develope tremendous foot speed (example: David Ferrer). Those that have power in their game tend not to develope that speed (Boris Becker or the same Fernando González). I'd work on that foot speed and explosiveness to be more well rounded.
Really good potential and I hope you get the scholarship you justly deserve. Good luck and greetings from Chile.
I had to search for "breaking the plane". I find it a weird concept, I don't think that that's the problem with most backswing techniques, more like the length and amplitude of the backswing "loop" if you can call it that. Aren't you necessarily breaking the plane to create wrist lag on the forehand side? The buttcap points outwards away from the ball, likewise with the onehanded backhand... I'd like to know your thoughts.
@@Dew0ne "Breaking the plane" is a concept frecuently related to the WTA forehand where the lady players make a very long backswing, taking the racquet arm to the left of the anterior posterior plane of their bodies, while the majority of the ATP players maintain their racquet and racquet arm to the right of their bodies (for righties) during their backswing.
Although many coaches try to teach that the ATP technique is the correct way to do it, many consider that there is no harm to do the longer backswing if the player is confortable with it and it doesn't hamper there performance. I agree with this, although full disclosure, I'm not a coach, but just an amateur player.
You dont know crap what u are saying papi
@@ericfreeman5795 thanks for your explanation - I think the name and the concept don't work that well. I've seen a coach here in a TH-cam short using a lantern as a hindrance but it didn't seem like a good idea... Full disclosure, I'm teaching... ;)
Backhand is great. Great footwork already and good rhythm!
Forehand needs a bit of work. You are breaking the plane quite often. You might wanna spread out your fingers more on your grip (particularly your pointing finger) because it appears like you have your hand in a cocked position (90° angle between wrist and racket) when you swing (i.e. after the takeback). Should help you to maintain lose-ness in your wrist throughout the entire stroke. Additionally, it could help you with hitting the ball earlier because it appears you are sometimes late as a consequence of your swing being rather long (not short btw like others suggested here). My assumption is that you would otherwise struggle with timing on the forehand when playing against faster balls.
Breaking the plane is fine for a WTA forehand.
@@bmpjjaa Sure, everything is fine but it depends on what you wanna achieve. If you have no problem with racket head acceleration, shortening the backswing and keeping your racket on the hitting side throughout your stroke is generally advantageous for reasons I explained. You might get away with that on Clay but on other surfaces you're in trouble against hard hitters. Doesn't matter what's played most commonly in WTA. Besides, arguably most of the greatest female forehands, both in terms of pace and consistency, are not forehands that break the plane on a regular basis.
@@spammich1120 I'm on the ATP forehand bandwagon too.
But that's quite a large change to her forehand. Not sure if she can really play for her Uni after making such a large technical change.
You have a good sum up of her issues though. I would def change her forehand like you said, if she was younger
Yessir, I'd like to see her elbow a little more extended at contact as well. I feel if she did that she would hit the ball a little more out front....if she starts her stroke, with anticipation, a little sooner. That way she would get it out front better and time it much better. Don't think I would compact her swing in more than it is now, just start sooner. JMHO
men of culture
nice backhand 👍
I like how she follows the ball on her volleys.. kind of like federer on groundstrokes lolll.
Good
at 7:45, your opponent drive the ball and your return shot hit the net, Majority of your opponent shots are not driven, its loopy and allows you to drive. It will be a better video if the rally is balance.
Great backhand. Strength training would help the forehand.
잘하네요. 화이팅.
She is playing for Northwest Missouri State?
Question for Tyffaine: I see you found a home at Northwest Missouri State. Congratulations on that! Did your video help you connect with the school?
Hello!!
First, Thank You!!
And then, I’d say yes!!
your stroke moves look good. Clean stroke move. But you have to increase your power.
When she plays in college, she'll gain more power and the fact that she likes touch shots will come in handy. She seems to me like a #5-8 player to start and then will improve over time.
Ouaaaou... interesting!!! Just found another similar video like this and then yours appeared.. but i must say through my experience you re doing very well i suppose... But what s that video stands for?? Luck of money?? Money for what?? Arent any sponsors in France could get involved??
Those types of videos are people looking for an university scholarship to study in the US whilst playing college tennis. She said in the beginning bro..
@@ssenssel I got that... thats why i asked.
@@ssenssel Yeah im surprised that they ( colleges ) dont have a mail adress for that, but i guess they ( scouts ) are pretty active on YT bcs most of the kids in these type of videos end up playing college tennis in US.
min 5.5. very strong. maybe even atp tour material.
damn didn't know women can make it on the mens tour now :)
I think you're like a ntrp 4.5 - 5.0. Maybe could play Division 2?
5:07 racquet abuse!
why is youtube suggesting this to me ?
we all see the thumbnail
She plays like Katie Boulter
You're beautiful, and you've got a great game..
looks good but why dont women up their hips during routine shots? Its all mostly a flat arm control game
10 mins of tennis that can be viewed on any of the thousands and thousands tennis courts around the globe. Who gives a F
college coaches she probably emailed links to this video to
All the Best: also try practicing single handed backhand as it provides more physical freedom in placing the shots ..
Single backhand wil get u beaten in wta
Definitely a (usta) 5.5., you generate real good racket head speed. I'd probably struggle a bit against you. Good luck!
agreed. 5.5 min maybe even atp ranking possible if they played more
@@irshviralvideo yeah, 5.5 is floor, have to see her hit in a real match to see more.
You should include contact information.
He shoots….. He does not score bih 🐬🐬🐬
📸 ayo whaa....
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要是时间能倒退15年，我肯定在做你正在做的事。
She really loves to hug that baseline, doesn’t she? Makes me wonder how uncomfortable she might be at net? 🤔
i dont know anything about tennis
You are amazing baby
need a better hitting partner
lol
I'd like prancticing with u
DIII.
Kid will never make it.....
i can offer you a scholarship to my home
😂
I like her tall thin body
That's great
Creppy
Wear a white tennis skirt with a pink g string.