In the example the ball is going to 4th glass far away from your right foot, i think its better to play without a turn?! Actually by moving to side and open your forehand you can do lob, chiquita or even a passing shot. Worst glass to play overhead from opponents point of wiew?! Rodrigo Ovide made recently a great video in this particulal case, of course i understand that this was more for the beginner level to start understand turning 👌
I mostly struggle with balls from right handers who do side spin cross court when I play at the right side. I would like to know whether to try to read the shot and take decision accordingly, or just expect both types of balls (flat and sides shots) and avoid turning, how you would process this in your mind in order to make the right decision?
Good teacher, good video, thank you
glad you enjoyed!
In the example the ball is going to 4th glass far away from your right foot, i think its better to play without a turn?! Actually by moving to side and open your forehand you can do lob, chiquita or even a passing shot. Worst glass to play overhead from opponents point of wiew?! Rodrigo Ovide made recently a great video in this particulal case, of course i understand that this was more for the beginner level to start understand turning 👌
Great content as always Sandy....I'm left handed and struggle with the double glass turn. I can't get the footwork correct and end up 😵
same for my wife who is left handed lol
I mostly struggle with balls from right handers who do side spin cross court when I play at the right side. I would like to know whether to try to read the shot and take decision accordingly, or just expect both types of balls (flat and sides shots) and avoid turning, how you would process this in your mind in order to make the right decision?
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Please I have a question
IF I made let on 1st surve
2nd ball out.
It is a point for opponent OR 2nd serve?
Think you mean NET.
Net and in means repetition of the serve.
Net on first -> repeat first
Net on second -> repeat second
You have a second
@@TheRealSharak"Let" is actually the correct term, but you're right on everything else.
Looking good clean shaved 🤟
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There was me thinking it was a very old video
A young sandy
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