Fares Dessouky's Movement Analysis - Back Left Corner - PSA Squash: Biomechanics & sports science
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 เม.ย. 2021
- In today's video we break down an adjusted closed stance movement into the back left by Fares Dessouky. We discuss both tactics and technique!
By the end of the video you will understand why you sometimes get beat on straight drives, how to adjust if you move too early on a drive, and a lot more!
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Love this content! One thing I would love to see is the full speed clip at least once before getting in to start/stop analysis, but otherwise great stuff!
Thank you! Definitely something I realized and will be doing in future videos. Thanks for the support. Hope you enjoy the future videos!
Completely agree with comment. Can say I definitely got value from video
love this type of stuff, great work. I do think drawing the lines would be better than the way youre doing it
Thanks for sharing feedback 🙏🏼 I hope that you continue to learn from, and enjoy the videos! All the best,
- Ahad
I've been loving the videos Ahad, best squash coaching videos I've seen! Keep up the great work, hope all is well
Thank you Sachin! Really appreciate the kind words and support 🙏🏼
- Ahad
I enjoyed that point about body position vs gaze in the back. Thank you
Thanks for taking the time to comment Paul. Much appreciate it. I hope that you enjoy the rest of the videos too!
Ahad
Tactical videos would be great in future!
Thanks for sharing your request Akhail. Stay tuned, the next one is actually a tactical one 💪🏼
As a little expirence coach - it's great, detailed analysis! Would love more content !
Thanks for the feedback! I really appreciate the kind words. I'm working away at it.
Keep up the tactical videos they’re awesome
Thanks Adrian! I appreciate your support 🙏🏼 Which is your favourite tactical video to date?
- Ahad
@@ARProformance Really enjoying the patterns and combo videos.
Just came across your videos today. I am just beginning my coaching career and still plenty of my own squash development to do. Love the 2 videos I've seen so far and I will be sharing these with a couple of my clients. I would like to be able to do the same type of video analysis but not too hot with IT. Could you share with me what software you use to be able to stop / start / change speed / rewind etc and also draw lines and also have yourself in it talking live as you do this? Now going to settle down and watch some more !
Thanks Mike. I'm glad that you found the page and are enjoying the videos. Which others did you find value in?
When it comes to software and video creation - it's definitely a process. I record separately via the webcam and record my screen. Unfortunately the software I use doesn't do the highest quality real time screen capture. I need to update software actually, haha. I'm currently using one called Camtasia.
Hope this helps,
Ahad
Good
Thank you 🙏🏼
More tactical videos please
I hope that you enjoy today's video 🙏🏼 thanks for watching and supporting!
- Ahad
If I keep my finger higher, I just have mark difference in control the ball, plus more meticulous as well
Absolutely! Some spacing between the fingers helps with ball control. Keep it up,
- Ahad
Your T-zone box is very high on the top. It’s terrifying to be that high unless you’re following a boast.
You nailed it. Our T position depends on where our opponent is hitting from, the degree of pressure they're under, and the choices they possess. Thanks for sharing 👊🏼
- Ahad
The term you’re looking for is the T-zone
Thank you. It's great to see so many different terms / phrases for common concepts. I hope that you're enjoying the videos!
If memory serves this is the how David Pearson refers to the area you are describing to avoid the misunderstanding of recovering exactly on the T.
Thanks for sharing! I've heard floating T and several other phrases. It's a good reminder of our creativity and different ways of communicating the same concept. One more term added to the repertoire 🙏🏼
If you want it shorter, use editing. And get a better microphone!!!!
Good video btw
Thanks for the feedback. I get excited and engaged when talking, but I feel it's good content and context. Hope you're enjoying the videos!
Interestingly the mic I'm using is a blue yeti! I'm not recording separate audio tracks and editing them. Truthfully I don't have the time for that given my mentoring and business building efforts. Hopefully if this channel grows, or I set up a way to generate funding, I can get someone to help me improve some of the things you mentioned 👍🏼
@@ARProformance Your product is fantastic. You should maybe have separate videos for separate technics.