Very Strategic Tennis: Mark Vines(#1 M65S) , Valastro (#5 M60S)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 มี.ค. 2024
- No. 1 seed Mark Vines and #2 Seed John Valastro in a three-setter that comes down to the wire. Vines is currently ranked #1 nationally in the men's 65+ while Valastro was ranked year-end 2023 #5 in the men's 60+ age division, this being his first year in the 65's. Time between points edited out by SwingVision and if you are interested in learning more about SwingVision please use my affiliate link here: swing.vision/r/mytennistools30
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SHORTCUTS:
Last game 1st set: 10:01
Last game 2nd set: 20:12
Start 3rd set: 21.25
Last two games 3rd set: 31:39 (an interesting finish, but the game before is also good)
Misc. starts here: 33:37
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Vines moves like he is a teenager. Very quick 🎉
Thank you Mike for making this content. These guys are fun to watch and the opportunity to see this is very helpful for anyone trying to become a better competitor. I have enjoyed your videos for years and thankful for your efforts. Please continue making senior tennis a priority because analyzing these matches are more real for me and my students. Most people can learn a lot from these videos where watching the pros can be dubious. We can understand this level because it's just a little higher than most; not like the pros. God bless
Hey, thanks for the encouragement Waldow. I agree with you about learning from these guys. I'll try and keep it up.
I thought Vines would beat him like a drum at the beginning but this got real good and close
very nice
Mike, I enjoyed meeting and talking with you at the senior tournament in St. Petersburg, FL at the end of February. I’ve watched a lot of your tennis videos, and I appreciate the work you do to support senior tennis. Did you film the 80 singles final between Hank Irvin, and Henry Steinglass? If so, I hope you are planning on putting it on tennis videos in the near future. Again, thanks for all you do for senior tennis. Billy Scruggs 👍
Very good video. I played the 65+ doubles in this tournament. We lost a 1st round match in an STB but won the consolation draw. Vines and his partner lost in the finals of the 65+ doubles...I think he ran out of gas. Vines beat a very good 65+ guy in singles 6-0, 6-0! When Vines is on he's fantastic (you'd almost expect that from someone who won an ATP event).
It is interesting to watch him. He doesn't just stand there and hit winners. He constructs points ......and then hits winners right and left. :)
Mike, it was great meeting and talking with you at the senior tournament in St. Petersburg, FL. I’ve enjoyed watching your videos of senior tennis. The effort you put into recording and putting them on TH-cam is very much appreciated. Did you film the 80 singles final between Hank Irvin and Henry Steinglass? If so, I hope you are planning on putting it up in the near future. Thanks again for all the things you do to promote senior tennis. Billy Scruggs
Sorry Billy, I didn't get the singles, but I did get the doubles, so that'll go up sometime soon. Enjoyed meeting you too!
I have been watching a lot of these senior videos. What surprises me is how few seniors have taken the time to buy a ball machine and learn the modern forehand. I mean ... it's not THAT hard and it's an incredible competitive advantage. I'm 57 and I learned it 10 years ago. As I get older and lose mobility, I find it more and more important to push my opponents with hard forehands -- making THEM run so they can't make me run hahaha. I know Mark Vines has argued that it's unfair to ask seniors to re-learn how to play. Fair enough. Just saying it's a big advantage and not that hard to learn.
An interesting comment and the way you put it, it's a good question. There's a great discussion here on the difference between modern and classic technique. th-cam.com/video/_4DBMH1wzG8/w-d-xo.html At the end, the presenter says he thinks that Federer started with a more classic fh before going modern, HOWEVER, he also thinks Federer had a better (!) fh when he was classical. Anyway, it's an interesting discussion, and might answer your "question".
How does the swingvision thing work, it can just tell what type of shot it is in real life? Does it fuck up often or not really? Looks pretty perfect on this replay.
If you go to my affiliate link under the video, you can get those questions answered. In short, it is an amazing app. I use it to delete the dead time between points and focus on certain shots.
Should post the video at full speed too . These slow motion vids put me to sleep brother