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i love the living desert zoo

looks boring

Nakashima v. Farren is good hitting fr

tnk u for sharing. sori for ticket

That’s so cool

Are the seats you were in for stadium 2 reserved seating or part of the ground pass?

Coming back is hard, hope his wrist keeps up.

Wow. I know he's accomplished quite a bit in his career, but his shots look horrible (at this level). So forced, disconnected, and mechanically stiff. Doesn't even look like him. Reminds me a little of a right handed player playing with his left hand. Thanks for posting this - great on-court and close up perspective in a practice context - very nice!

It hurts watching him, he expands way too much energy on every shot.

14:34 *CORRECTION!* Ball was good. Just wow, what a call 😅

Why was he there

He changed genders for a second there

🔥🔥🔥

🌷 "Promo SM"

1:40 just your daily dose of why no lets in college tennis are trash and dumb

loved the doubs at the end! you know what else bears eat... yappy little kids! 🙃

You’re back!!

He's insane

Very good footage and matches!!

whoa...nakashimas brother plays exactly like him. trippy. great footage, thanks for posting

Ayy thats me in the first match!!!

5:13 Nice serve!

Thanks for this..nice to see some local action...these guys are all really good!

Got some good ballers here

Awesome footage, bro! 😛

what car he has?

what a scenic view from the court!

That Jaguar is messed up hes pacing around like a mental patient

11:34 Holy Cow. Now that's how you attack 2nd serve!

Good stuff!

This cat is agitated and possibly angry for being stuck in that enclosure and being put on display for profit...🤣

10:02 So I do play like the pros after all

So glad your camera is at the court level; so much better than the typical high altitude point of view!

Dang. Driscoll's FH is the truth.

Great stuff !!!!!

Great footage, much appreciated

Great high-quality videos! Are you based in LA?

Cool stuff, man! Subscribed!

- QUESTION: Does the winner get $25,000? or is that $25,000 divided among all the main draw players so that the tournament champion only gets approx. $3000?

Keep up the good work and your effort. Thanks man.

Nice channel - I like your live tennis footage, really great up-close perspectives. I also have the neos 1000 and Wise setup and wanted to share a few things I learned from others that you might also find useful. LMK if you disagree with any of these comments, I'm always trying to refine my technique and am not the definitive truth on the topic!! 1. Looping the string around the wheel before putting it in the tensioner: I don't think this is necessary (especially at lower tensions), but does allow you to have a lighter clamp/grip setting on the tensioner which in turn does less damage to the strings. This is particularly useful when stringing with gut which can be very fragile. 2. If you are going to loop around the wheel before tensioning: per one of the other comments, I think you are better to either loop over the wheel to reduce how much deflection there is on the string bending around the frame, OR take the string under the frame if you like to loop around the wheel from underneath. You are taking the string OVER the frame, but then starting the loop UNDER the tensioner wheel - I think it would be better to go OVER FRAME--->OVER-WHEEL, or UNDER-FRAME--->UNDER-WHEEL and not mix. 3. Cross strings: you definitely should tension all of the cross strings individually and not try to tension the top 3 together. There is a really interesting experiment somewhere in tre TW forums that measures how much tension is lost due to the friction of the main strings and also the angle of the grommet (straight tension pull results in more actual tension that the racket corners where the tension is being pulled at a weird angle through the grommet). Pretty amazing that the same pull tension results in a significant actual tension difference as it is, so trying to pull 3 strings together will be nowhere close to the intended tension I dont think. 4. Cross string starting clamp: per another comment, I think the frame is protected more by using your normal clamp next to the frame and then putting the starting clamp against the neos clamp. That way nothing touches the frame and you are using the stronger hold/clamp (neos) closer to the point that the tension is being pulled from, and only using the starting clamp for some extra margin. 5. Pulling cross strings/avoiding friction/burning the mains: one great trick someone showed me when you use your off hand to move the cross strings while pulling them through is to hold the string firm at the end you are pulling from and then alternate. It is much faster because the string never back-tracks as it does if you dont hold it firm. Not sure if that makes sense but essentially the sequence is: 1) hold the string firm with your right hand, 2) use your left hand to slide all the cross strings down towards the throat (which because you are holding the short end firm, partly pulls the long end into the frame), 3) then pull the string through with your right hand, 4) repeat steps 1-3. I found this technique is definitely faster but still avoids the string friction/burn. Thanks again for the channel and taking the time to share!

The legend is back

Are you going this year?

Happy new year. Looking forward to see more

well done

Great footage, thanks so much for the coverage! Glad to see Alex Kuperstein still grinding out the pros, and I saw that he posted a huge win against Ronnie Hohmann.

Hi! Great video!! I have a question, I want to go to this years tournament and I'm a little confused on the tickets. If I'm coming for the Quarter Finals, is it worth buying the grounds pass? Will any of the matches even be played on the smaller stadiums?

This was awesome. I love that you film as if We are walking through with you.

I have a neos as well... After you added the wise 2086, have you noticed your strings stay more stiff and tension is more stable versus the crank?

Solid teams. Thanks for the upload 👍