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Eye of the Coach #95: Emotional Alcaraz needs to refresh mentally after US Open
Patrick Mouratoglou says that Carlos Alcaraz‘s team needs to take a look at his schedule to ensure he gets a break - but for his mental health, not his physical health.
In the latest episode of Eye of the Coach, the Frenchman says that he wasn’t entirely surprised by the Spaniard’s exit in the second round of the US Open.
“I could feel already before the US Open that he was struggling mentally - not because he’s not good or he has a problem, but because it’s consuming, a Grand Slam,” says Mouratoglou.
KEY MOMENTS
0.01 - Mouratoglou knew Alcaraz was struggling mentally ahead of the US Open.
0.11 - Alcaraz’s achievements in the last three months are unbelievable. “Tennis is a lot about fighting your emotions,” says Mouratoglou. “You need to be fresh.”
0.35 - Mouratoglou says he always thought there was a question-mark over Alcaraz’s mental state going into the US Open. He did not expect him to lose in straight sets, but could sense his mental exhaustion: “That’s exactly the consequence of someone who is emotionally drained.”
0.59 - Roland-Garros, Wimbledon and the Olympics required his complete commitment because they mattered so much to him.
1.16 - Alcaraz is exceptional and is possibly the best player in the world when it comes to being on court.
1.37 - He is mentally strong, but is an emotional person.
1.43 - Alcaraz has cramped on court many times, and emotional people have to make great efforts to control their emotions and handle the pressure.
2.01 - Alcaraz knows that to win he has to play, and enjoy playing.
2.15 - Alcaraz’s team need to put together a calendar to ensure he has enough mental rest.
#carlosalcaraz #tennis #usopen #sport
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КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @goldencalf5144
    @goldencalf5144 19 днів тому

    And people today say that a 95 sqi racquet is too small

  • @666cuk
    @666cuk 25 днів тому

    The mother seema to be 40, the kid is 11, and mother stoppef playing tennis when she was 20 „to go for a familiy“…😂😂😂 find the mistake

  • @354-g4u
    @354-g4u 27 днів тому

    No, thank you. If I want drama, I watch a movie.

  • @RicoLafleche
    @RicoLafleche 29 днів тому

    72938 Lurline Branch

  • @SharonLewis-f9m
    @SharonLewis-f9m Місяць тому

    Block Freeway

  • @AnthonyHernandez-g2i
    @AnthonyHernandez-g2i Місяць тому

    Fay Tunnel

  • @drnirmalraj2456
    @drnirmalraj2456 Місяць тому

    If ur soo good a coach, ud coach rune to no 1 mate...

  • @DarrenLucas-up6ki
    @DarrenLucas-up6ki Місяць тому

    Let’s see her play a guy. Lmao she had easy balls to hit. While the men don’t have the luxury of slow balls right at you

  • @sangief17
    @sangief17 Місяць тому

    Sabalenka quite the woman 👌 ❤

  • @Adventour04
    @Adventour04 Місяць тому

    He just jealous because Aryna is much stronger than Serena and Coco

  • @canadianlady777
    @canadianlady777 Місяць тому

    Why do you not note that she maybe a biological male…She has a lot of male features but is on hormones to fool you….ask all tennis players for a DNA test as well as the usual drug test…MTF are deceivers if they play on women’s teams…Shame for taking the money and glory from innocent people…

  • @m1719-p3w
    @m1719-p3w Місяць тому

    The weight of Alcaraz or Sinner’s ball would negate Sabalenka’s ball speed very quickly. She would constantly be mishitting the ball as well.

  • @moniahayot-richardson
    @moniahayot-richardson Місяць тому

    I agree at all with that is saying! Hope somebody can tell to Carlos think to his mental emotions.. no doubt he will do .. if he wants !! Carlos, Don’t let us … Love you ❤

  • @GrantErbersdobler
    @GrantErbersdobler Місяць тому

    I agree with you 100 percent

  • @joevelte4252
    @joevelte4252 Місяць тому

    she also hits as hard as she can every shot. If the men did that the ball would be going over 100mph. She does hit surprisingly hard though.

  • @knightatthecrossroads222
    @knightatthecrossroads222 Місяць тому

    Faster or harder doesn't mean winning......remembering old time spanish players on clay.....seasonal winners.

  • @dareemmanuel6079
    @dareemmanuel6079 Місяць тому

    Another example of using numbers without context to push lies. Read the context behind that stat before going along with what's said in this video.

  • @edleung4046
    @edleung4046 Місяць тому

    I think Sabalenka had a higher average forehand speed than the men was because of most WTA players hit slower and more in the middle. Sabalenka often overpowering her opponents, their reply was weak and she had plenty of time to go to the ball, set up and rip the ball as hard as she could.

    • @hichamb1
      @hichamb1 Місяць тому

      That's exactly what I thought when saw this stat. Except serve, any other strike in tennis depends of the previous one, and sabalenka can hit full power almost all time because female opponents barely handle her strength. Put her in front of any male/ATP player, she wont be able to dominate rallies and her forehand avg speed will decrease dramatically.

  • @damon123jones
    @damon123jones Місяць тому

    more female bull, lets see her win a game against any atp player ranked 2000 .... I still doubt it

  • @stefanborbely
    @stefanborbely Місяць тому

    It cant just be, that a woman hits faster than men. We needed to get our thoughts twisted and focus deeply on male spin.

  • @sankkham
    @sankkham Місяць тому

    Bt she always loses games against Iga

  • @steveblazekovic
    @steveblazekovic Місяць тому

    I guess Mouratoglou does not know the men play with a slower, heavier ball

    • @damon123jones
      @damon123jones Місяць тому

      really ?

    • @steveblazekovic
      @steveblazekovic Місяць тому

      @@damon123jones yes, from 2003 the ATP mens ball has been slowed down many times, too many aces from the men forced the change, of course semi secret because men and women are "equal" Bran Bran brothers played mens doubles and Mixed doubles with the womens ball, they have the most accurate differences

  • @lucazuca
    @lucazuca Місяць тому

    Correct

  • @mistal85
    @mistal85 Місяць тому

    Finaly someone mentioned about the spin👍nevertheless she od great

  • @antoniog2833
    @antoniog2833 Місяць тому

    Every high level player knows that. Glad the average club players are now awere why spin and height over the net are import to reduce unforeced errors

  • @TM-yr3pc
    @TM-yr3pc Місяць тому

    It’s just click bait. It’s the average speed which is including the men using pushed forehand slice drop shots. Show us the median forehand speed comparison….

  • @qjdbtrjj-f9j
    @qjdbtrjj-f9j Місяць тому

    there is too many top atp players that hit a flat ball.... so it is about the power of Sabalenka and not about the spin

  • @jjsmith4829
    @jjsmith4829 Місяць тому

    in the 2024 US OPEN mens final during the match ESPN showed a stat that the ave; forehand speed of both Fritz and Sinner in that match alone were greater than 80 mph; i am assuming the stat stated in this video is taken for the whole tournament; also her game is predicated on hitting the ball as hard as she can; men like sinner, djoko, nadal, fed etc do not have the sole aim of hitting each forehand as hard as they can for outright winners; these men are also playing more tactically using forehands to maneuver their opponents around the court before delivering the coup de grace ; if you had the top 30 men and saba in a contest in which the goal is simply hitting forehands as hard as you can all the time then the result would be pretty self evident; she wouldnt be first

    • @fovis2859
      @fovis2859 Місяць тому

      She wouldn't be anywhere from 1 to 29. She definitely will be 30

    • @Trumpet9406
      @Trumpet9406 Місяць тому

      ​@@fovis2859 31 actually

    • @fovis2859
      @fovis2859 Місяць тому

      @@jjsmith4829 🤣🤣🤣

  • @tantennis
    @tantennis Місяць тому

    Yea it makes sense that men’s strokes have more topspin so the ball travels slower than flat shots from women. However, I wouldn’t be impressed if there are 3-4 women names up there above Sinner and Alcaraz names, but Sabalenka is the only one. I think she deserves more credit than this.

    • @z1az285
      @z1az285 Місяць тому

      @@tantennis are you kidding me? the average mph means nothing if the tennis balls used by the WTA are lighter and they are, but that's not the only metric. Alcaraz can hit 106 mph forehand drives and 100 mph BH drives but uses a lot of lobs, drop shots, heavy spin all of which contribute to a lower average value. The mens game is faster, harder and in every way a few levels above the women's game. while aryna stats are impressive, its not the only metric.

    • @tantennis
      @tantennis Місяць тому

      @@z1az285 are you kidding me? Who say men games are not stronger. Thanks for stating the obvious. Read again, if she doesn’t stand out from the peers, why there’s only her name up there. If the only factor attributing to her hitting faster ball than men is the ball, why Swiatek, Rybakina, Coco names are not up there?

    • @z1az285
      @z1az285 Місяць тому

      @@tantennis She definitely stands out from her peers, but there have been tournaments on clay where swiatek has hit with more spin than the men or her mph was right up with them (average). you tell me. the average value is one indicator but its flawed. period. for the very simple reason most WTA tournaments use lighter balls than the ATP. So what are we comparing? apples to apples? absolutely not.

  • @Deepu-p9p
    @Deepu-p9p Місяць тому

    Life is a big tennis match Andre agasy

  • @minnchi5125
    @minnchi5125 Місяць тому

    💯 👍

  • @LiamApilado
    @LiamApilado Місяць тому

    Tennis is the ultimate sport

  • @mamapapalong
    @mamapapalong Місяць тому

    Oh so that is why whenever watching Ash Barty games, the ball seems slower... but in fact, she put a lot more spin on the ball....

  • @chrisak49
    @chrisak49 Місяць тому

    Madison Keys had average groundstroke speeds faster then men too during her US Open final run in 2017.

  • @jakobie
    @jakobie Місяць тому

    Wasn’t his camp responsible for Halep’s three year long ban?

    • @chrisak49
      @chrisak49 Місяць тому

      Halep was doping for years before Patrick joined the team.

    • @tesladiesel2420
      @tesladiesel2420 Місяць тому

      @@chrisak49says who?

    • @chrisak49
      @chrisak49 Місяць тому

      @@tesladiesel2420 Says the leaked investigation documents

  • @justicetiwol1147
    @justicetiwol1147 Місяць тому

    This video makes a lot of sense

  • @BCL375
    @BCL375 Місяць тому

    In my opinion men usually hit the ball really hard so in mens tennis the opponents ball is coming really fast which means you have less time to go for full blooded shots (mostly). Sabalenka gets more time to prepare for her shots and so uses her power (which she has plenty)to go full blooded.

    • @decosa182
      @decosa182 Місяць тому

      I think exactly the same. She's so powerfull and agressive that she makes the ball come slower to her, and she then keep striking like a lightning

    • @mikiafu
      @mikiafu Місяць тому

      She's also dealing with less angles and spin.

    • @michaelchigbo3072
      @michaelchigbo3072 Місяць тому

      @@mikiafuexactly bro

  • @nonamecommenter
    @nonamecommenter Місяць тому

    This sounds like an insecure men trying to justify why the men are getting outhit but the women. Cry harder

  • @Jeremy-f3s
    @Jeremy-f3s Місяць тому

    Considering Sinner is a stick and Alcaraz isnt built much thicker er yeah shed possibly wipe the floor with them both shes built like a fucking terminator.

    • @RamsBereit
      @RamsBereit Місяць тому

      🤣 Yes, absoltutely

    • @Jeremy-f3s
      @Jeremy-f3s Місяць тому

      @@RamsBereit Honestly have you seen her shoulder span? It is wider than Sinner. They've been sitting together doing interviews after their respective US wins. Don't tell me she doesn't juice to get that physique.

    • @z1az285
      @z1az285 Місяць тому

      ​@@Jeremy-f3syou need to get a reality check. You forget that carlos has fit forehands that routinely top 100 mph (106 mph at Wimbledon for example). but he employs a lot of lovs and drop shots that definitely impact his average. Sinner plays with a lit of spin and his average is higher than carlos because he doesn't hot as many touch shots. plus the women play with lighter and faster balls than the men. that too is a fact. aryna stats are impressive, but numbers are misleading.one has to read into them

    • @Jeremy-f3s
      @Jeremy-f3s Місяць тому

      @@z1az285 I'm just joking but in a way I'm not, again look at her physique compared to Sinner, they're not going to play together so it's all academic but I'm sure she could match it with them.

    • @z1az285
      @z1az285 Місяць тому

      @@Jeremy-f3s She definitely can, but their movement is far superior. That's the biggest difference.

  • @thomasjohn32
    @thomasjohn32 Місяць тому

    Ask her play against any male player in the draw.. The result will be 6-0 6-0

    • @praveenw.4393
      @praveenw.4393 Місяць тому

      That is not the point of this video

    • @UV0023
      @UV0023 Місяць тому

      What's your point?

  • @pepelipeau9628
    @pepelipeau9628 Місяць тому

    All the men that hit harder and flatter went further in the us open

  • @GoVeganOrDie
    @GoVeganOrDie Місяць тому

    Man shut uuupp Aryna also has spin on forehand she doesn’t hit super flat like Ostapenko… Instead of acknowledging the statistics he trash talks Sabalenka and even mentions Gauff his darling because shesss soooo fast 😂 You cant be more biased than him srsly.

    • @khinrunite
      @khinrunite Місяць тому

      He said her ball has less spin than men's, as evidenced by the net clearance. He didn't deny the stats but offered explanation for it because any passerby who would see that would think that men can't top Sabalenka, which in fact they can, they just prefer not to play that way for reasons he underlined.

    • @mikiafu
      @mikiafu Місяць тому

      Sweetie you don't know how tennis works.

    • @jcpenny3606
      @jcpenny3606 Місяць тому

      What are you talking about, he's not saying anything that people don't already know. Flatter balls will be faster but riskier while topspin balls will be slower but safer. Taller players also hit more flatter balls because they could. Their strike zone is higher so they can afford to hit with better net clearance.

  • @Drthomazcortez
    @Drthomazcortez Місяць тому

    Vídeo top em

  • @CHEQQUEENSNBROOKLYNMF
    @CHEQQUEENSNBROOKLYNMF 3 місяці тому

    COCOS SO BEAUTIFUL. GOD BLESS YOU N YOUR JOURNEY. JESUS ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @shitalmasute
    @shitalmasute 3 місяці тому

    Nicely Explained. Basics got pretty cleared.

  • @DavidAugustine-lc4cj
    @DavidAugustine-lc4cj 3 місяці тому

    I love Simona, shes been my favourite player for years! But if anyone thinks this is a spontaneous interview without days,vweeks, months of lawyers discussions, advice, questions n answers prep, you must be very naive😢

  • @TerrenceHiggins-tc7pe
    @TerrenceHiggins-tc7pe 3 місяці тому

    I WOULD LITERALLY GIVE MY RIGHT ARM TO HAVE COCO'S PARENTS, SHES SO LUCKY MAN. I ALSO LOVE THE GRANDMA LOL . GREAT QUOTE AT THE START OF THE VIDEO 😂. GOD BLESS TO THE WHOLE GAUFF FAMILY , LOVE FROM LONDON UK. YOUR TRULY INSPIRATIONAL 💙💙✌✌❤❤. P.S. I HOPE COCO WINS WIMBLEDON ONE DAY.

  • @GermanJudeaLatteZaina
    @GermanJudeaLatteZaina 4 місяці тому

    Sinner needs more roger sampras techniques since alcaraz has the strength 🦵

  • @AbraXas-bi9ux
    @AbraXas-bi9ux 4 місяці тому

    the reason for Rune‘s regression is…Rune

  • @tonyh4807
    @tonyh4807 4 місяці тому

    Sinner will win Wimbledon and USO this year without a doubt. He will most likely defend aus open 2025 as well. If he wins RG 2025, he will then become the youngest player to win all grand slams beating rafa's record

    • @broncoguy4862
      @broncoguy4862 4 місяці тому

      It's hard to see Sinner winning Wimbledon this year. Of course, much will depend on his draw. US Open he is a huge favorite.

    • @shamshermalik1691
      @shamshermalik1691 4 місяці тому

      sinner win 30 gs hahahaaaaaa

    • @tonyh4807
      @tonyh4807 4 місяці тому

      @@broncoguy4862 how is it hard? If it takes carlos 5 sets to beat Sinner on carlos best surface, then current form Sinner will beat current form Carlos on grass in 4 sets. Sinner didn't train for 3 weeks prior to RG because of the flu and hip injury. So he wasnt in the best form for RG anyways

    • @brendajohnson5525
      @brendajohnson5525 4 місяці тому

      @@tonyh4807 Spoken like a child.

    • @phyotennis7462
      @phyotennis7462 4 місяці тому

      lol, 1 year at a time guys. Don’t compare them the to big 3 yet. They have a long way to go but fire surely we can enjoy the new generations of champions.