FH takeback is a bit weird, but its got a nice catapult effect leading to good power, follow through is great as well, ATP style. The WTA in general has the widest range of unorthodox/weird strokes compared to the ATP. So all in all, this is pretty normal.
Her backhand looks good maybe some a little adjustment with her under spin, forehands seems to be un controllable because her stroke were coming from down she pulls it behind but from downwards to full swing, it looks good if u r hitting a low ball coming from ur opponent because it carries a lot of spin, but when ur hand was not on right position ball could possibly fly away, but when you changed them in circular motion by pulling the racket in a circle way so it will ad more power by hitting the ball in a perfect flow, though she's most likely a top spinner so its her adjustment to make, because top spin is more faster when it bounces, but with a little bit flat in a sweet spot has longer mode of power and very hard to return specially when u have very long rally cross court games.. like Sharapova she has very long flat power that is really hard to return and she has that strong spin when the ball was perfectly on the right height or position for her to hit the ball for a hard return.. and am little late on her backhand volley return when its a bit high, foot work seems to be good so far.. a little practice and adjustment and u r ready girl ..
Great serving power, but don't just serve to get it in. If you want to impress, show you can hit several T serves, several body and several corners. Even better is to demonstrate some slice, some kick, some flat serves disguised with a single serve toss for all. Advanced serving proficiency will get lots of attention. Good luck.
Is it that the forehand has the extra backward turn from the shoulder (the unorthodox movement) because the person has not fully turned the upper arm and shoulder to the end position such that the person adopts the habit that every time before hitting, there's little extra recoil happening for the upper arm/shoulder recoiling?
@@samsnow7370 That's because of the grip and hitting style. In ATP and WTA, there're many pros bend their arms at hitting forehands, Djokovic, Fritz, Kyrgios, Swiatek and a lot others.
He wasn't trying to win - he was trying to make her look good (or if he was trying to win, his strategy is beyond awful). He almost always kept his serves towards the middle of the service box and his groundstrokes and volleys in the middle as well. He also didn't seem to flatten out his stroke and add pace to go for winners.
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FH takeback is a bit weird, but its got a nice catapult effect leading to good power, follow through is great as well, ATP style. The WTA in general has the widest range of unorthodox/weird strokes compared to the ATP. So all in all, this is pretty normal.
Just waiting for comments on her forehand. Unorthodox with that bent elbow but she hits clean. Not sure I would want to teach that but...
Her backhand looks good maybe some a little adjustment with her under spin, forehands seems to be un controllable because her stroke were coming from down she pulls it behind but from downwards to full swing, it looks good if u r hitting a low ball coming from ur opponent because it carries a lot of spin, but when ur hand was not on right position ball could possibly fly away, but when you changed them in circular motion by pulling the racket in a circle way so it will ad more power by hitting the ball in a perfect flow, though she's most likely a top spinner so its her adjustment to make, because top spin is more faster when it bounces, but with a little bit flat in a sweet spot has longer mode of power and very hard to return specially when u have very long rally cross court games.. like Sharapova she has very long flat power that is really hard to return and she has that strong spin when the ball was perfectly on the right height or position for her to hit the ball for a hard return.. and am little late on her backhand volley return when its a bit high, foot work seems to be good so far.. a little practice and adjustment and u r ready girl ..
Beautiful and very very good🥰🥰
footwork seems really good, sweet timing too
Nice game! You strike the ball so effortless
Backhand is beautiful
Keep this forehand going
your service motion is a little weird, but it works for you it seems
Much talent.
She is hitting harder than the male opponent, am seeing correct? At the end of the day, tournaments records would helps a lot.
Great serving power, but don't just serve to get it in. If you want to impress, show you can hit several T serves, several body and several corners.
Even better is to demonstrate some slice, some kick, some flat serves disguised with a single serve toss for all. Advanced serving proficiency will get lots of attention. Good luck.
Good all around game.
Jesus those serves looked fast
Is it that the forehand has the extra backward turn from the shoulder (the unorthodox movement) because the person has not fully turned the upper arm and shoulder to the end position such that the person adopts the habit that every time before hitting, there's little extra recoil happening for the upper arm/shoulder recoiling?
The problem is that she is not extending her arms; she is lacking somethings from her forehand side.
@@samsnow7370 That's because of the grip and hitting style. In ATP and WTA, there're many pros bend their arms at hitting forehands, Djokovic, Fritz, Kyrgios, Swiatek and a lot others.
The forehand, it's begin very low ...work on it...very good serve and backhand
Definitely have to work on your arm position on your FH before your follow through. That has elbow injury written all over it
Luckily there's plenty of experience on Tommy john surgery in the US 😊
OMG. She pulverized the poor dude, doubt if he even won 1 game 😁
He wasn't trying to win - he was trying to make her look good (or if he was trying to win, his strategy is beyond awful). He almost always kept his serves towards the middle of the service box and his groundstrokes and volleys in the middle as well. He also didn't seem to flatten out his stroke and add pace to go for winners.
Brooooo!!! How is that forehand working? It starts so low >.
It doesn’t start low…it starts mid height and drops like a catapult creating pretty effortless power. A bit unusual but pretty solid !
@@kituluipitu1644 are you sure? I'm guessing the momentum is compensated by her body weight shift then?
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hitting arm is too low