Wow... This is so so true for me... All the points and I mean all the points you said...I knew they were my weakness, bbut just needed sometime to tell me this
I’m over 60 but am getting more fit. I play doubles 3-4 times a week. I supplement that with weight machines and swimming laps another 2 times per week. If I drop another 10 lbs. I know I can hit 4.0 level. Now I’m 3.75 😀
Hey Fernando, that is the NTRP Scale used primarily for league play in the U.S. The USTA uses his system to keep players of like capabilities playing competitive matches. This link will explain the various ratings hope this is helpful assets.usta.com/assets/639/15/National%20tennis%20Rating%20Program.pdf
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This is sooo spot on... Killing the easy volley after having done all the hard work
Wow... This is so so true for me... All the points and I mean all the points you said...I knew they were my weakness, bbut just needed sometime to tell me this
Hey Pete, way over 40, how does one get to 4.5 from 4.0, I seem to be getting much worse as the months pass. Thanks for you excellent videos!!!
This great information and realistic,
How about those sand baggers . 5.0 playin 4.5 /4.0 , how do you deals with them
I’m over 60 but am getting more fit. I play doubles 3-4 times a week. I supplement that with weight machines and swimming laps another 2 times per week. If I drop another 10 lbs. I know I can hit 4.0 level. Now I’m 3.75 😀
Right on .! Exactly. Get kill not taking on my advantage.
Where is the video on the super spinner boomerang drop shot? I couldn’t find it under your vid list.
what do those numbers mean? 3.0 3.5 4.0 etc.... what is the highest?¿ in base of what are they mentioned? thanks
3.5 is intermediate and 4.0 is intermediate starting to move to advanced
Hey Fernando, that is the NTRP Scale used primarily for league play in the U.S. The USTA uses his system to keep players of like capabilities playing competitive matches. This link will explain the various ratings hope this is helpful
assets.usta.com/assets/639/15/National%20tennis%20Rating%20Program.pdf
hal alan thanks very helpful to learn something new
1.0 absolute beginner. 7.0 is a pro. 3.5 is generally considered the average rec league player
Do you have 40 plus clinics like for a day?
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Sweet
The 1 thumbs down must be a mom's boy in the basement.
12 months? Concentrate on this stuff and it should take u 2 months. Or less.
Unless you're a lost cause. JV for life