ITF Senior vs Advanced Club Player (Tie Break to 10)
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- Next in our Josh Berry Series, he takes on owner of Tennishead Magazine Tim Farthing. Will experience triumph over youth in this battle of age groups?
Head Prestige Pro (Tim's Racket):
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Babolat Pure Strike VS (Josh's Racket):
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Directed and Edited by Aron Dochard
Produced by All Things Tennis Ltd
Hilarious. Quite possibly the most egregious foot faulting I’ve ever seen. The serve at 6-4 is absurd.
The more I watch YT tennis the more I see this level of foot faulting. I’m beginning to feel plenty of players foot fault and don’t give a crap. It’s a shame for players who actually try to play the game properly. It’s easy to get away with it because most games are played without an official.
@@ayhayuba3969 More than likely they don't know when they're doing it and the opponent can't see it. But once told, it should be corrected. That said, most foot faulting doesn't really create an advantage. However, I would say in this case, big advantage. Player was practically stepping into the court like it were a volleyball serve.
And he has a platform stance! Foot faults seem rampant with pinpoint stance players, but even more ridiculous for players that shouldn't even be moving their feet.
@@Esprits4s yeah, he's reaching out with the front foot, which is actually bad technique. But he's a good player and this has probably come natural to him. All he has to do is look at the video and he'll understand what we're talking about. It's almost like he's stepping forward or into a throw.
He's maybe stepping 4cm inside the court, it is not that bad.
Renowned tennis player and coach Vic Braden suggested that when faced with a chronic foot faulter to walk to the net and blast serves straight down. When the opponent complains, to tell them that one inch over the service line is no different than 15 feet.
Ha! Ha! Wise words from Vic. But how do you know that Josh wasn’t also foot faulting?
@@timfarthing8505 - My comment was generic to foot faulting overall.
interesting take on it but it's not easy to see if someone is foot faulting from returning serve (if nobody is on the server side of the court is watching)
@@Lanky009 This is true but you can watch your opponent play other ppl and see. Typically ppl with poor tosses will foot fault a lot and also pinpoint servers.
Vic Braden,, the legend, gracious for him to be included in the conversation
The humor in these videos are gold 😂
My humour is gold, Josh's is bronze at best
@@timfarthing8505 Very funny indeed, especially for someone in their 70s!
Tim is a monster with very efficient and powerful strokes. I loved those vicious slice backhands and the well-placed serves he followed to the net.
Great to see UA-cam still has some highly intelligent commentators 😉😂
that’s cos he’s half way there before hitting the serve
@@timfarthing8505 might have to watch those feet nextvtime we play 😂
Tim footfaulted on every serve 😢 so of those “9 out of ten points” …
Lol 😆 Josh will be pleased with this news
Foot fault every time
Came here to say the same haha. Nice serve but needs to be 6 inches further back.
I'll happily play Josh again and stand 2 feet behind the baseline when serving - bring it on
He really did foot fault every time-----wow-----
Josh lost the mental part. Tim played patient& aggressive, while Josh played impulsive & very aggressive. This is usually the same with younger guys. Always going for the big shots. Tim also always sent the forehands to Josh’s backhand and approached the net. This is difficult for anyone who does not have solid backhand
Everything looked good except for the nasty habit with the front foot.
Loved this one. Tim has a nice game - very solid all around.
Thanks. The hard work in the gym and strict diet is paying off i think. Need to keep these youngsters in their place! 😀
@@timfarthing8505 Tim good game, Except that you foot fault a lot. Also I Might’ve missed heard that you are above 70, first of all you don’t look that age also your playing style is not from that time, quite contemporary like 90s, am I right?
@@maxgluteus4263 He is not 70!
@@rsmith02 That's what I thought but at 0:30 ? "best player over 70 in Britain."
@@maxgluteus4263 I'm 47. The presenter thinks he's funny saying i'm 70 🙃 So yes you are right that my game was formed in the mid-80's and early 90's when i played a lot of junior tournaments
this dude is 70+. awesome that his knees are still intact. love it.
these guys are high level? what's with every serve a footfault?
Lol randomly stumbled on this! I remember Tim from back in the day down in Winchester. He had a big serve back then too if I remember
It's all i've got!
I remember Time too from Bereweeke Club. I don't remember him foot faulting as bad as this back then.
Once I noticed the foot faults that was all I could look at
Sorry but old guys service points don't count becasue he foot faults!
Everyone complaining about foot faults...I don't ff, but there's soo many guys at my club that ff as a matter of course I've just given up correcting it. One guy does it with both feet!
Mr Monsieur Foot Fault. How is that guy going to play in any tournaments? The foot faults were grievous. He didn't step on the line his foot was all the way inside on the blue. There's a guy that plays with my group who's older than all of us. Right now he's 80, I'm in my late 60s and some of the guys are in the early seventies. Dude has been foot faulting since the beginning of time. We have long given up trying to correct that issue, we just let him do what he do. With one foot in the grave, he's about to foot-fault in the ground instead of on it..🤭😱😂
The footwork from Tim is very good.
Thanks. Must be the shoes
Tim is best 70+ player I’ve seen
What racket is Tim using and also what type of string and string tension- he uses
HEAD Prestige Tour 315g from about 5 years ago. String is a multi filament at around 57lbs
Why you never use singles posts?
The old guy’s trash talk is AWESOME!!! Good on ya mate!!
I’ve had plenty of years to practise and faced plenty of Josh’s in my time
The foot fault comments are hilarious. Does anyone really think the outcome would be any different if Tim stood a few centimeters further back? Did he gain any advantage by being 2-3 cm on the line?
In any tournament with officials he would receive a warning, back up 8-10 cm, and the problem would be solved. If someone had brought it to his attention in this friendly competition, I'm sure he would have done the same.
Never has a truer word been spoken on UA-cam
There is a reason why a foot fault is a fault. If he did it once in 200 serves, i think its fine. If he does it 9 out of 10 serves, it means he cant serve without foot faulting. The very bad habit he makes with his foot requires him to move back easily half a foot and that would mess up the serve for sure. In any real tournament, he would have lost, or disqualified.
If everyone bent the rules a bit, it wouldn't be a proper game. With a powerful serve like Tim's every little margin counts for sure.
Which racket exactly does Tim play with? an actual Head Prestige, which one?
HEAD Prestige Pro from around 5 years ago with 95 sq inch head size and i use a really soft multi filament string strung at around 57 lbs
Good hitting gentlemen! However, Josh won in my point of view. Why?...because Tim foot-faulted 100%. FF is ilegal in any tennis level completion. Keep hitting and stay health!
Is that Head Prestige Tour that Tim is playing with?
I believe it is. It has the 16x19 string pattern.
Head Prestige Tour with 95 sq in head size and 16x19 stringing pattern - a model from around 5 years ago - strung with very soft multi filament at around 57lbs
@@timfarthing8505 Hi Tim and nice hitting. I have the red version of your racquet (named the Pro at the time). If you like experimenting, you may like Head Lynx Tour strings at 48lbs. It’s a softer poly that offers good control and spin, and also provides nice, crisp feedback without being harsh. I’m 71 and it doesn’t bother my arm at all, and I have a one-handed backhand with top from both sides. It’s worth a try, especially if you string your own.
@@cabforwardooo9983 Tried a poly and got tennis elbow within an hour so i'm going to stick with my multi fil for now
Did I hear that Tim was in his 70's?!
Well done Tennis head and Josh used to be taught by Jon Maskens!
And he also play bass with U2, unbelievable.
I'm a man of many talents. I'm actually better at tennis than guitar but Bono pays me a lot more to play in his band than i could earn playing tennis
What racket is tim using , head prestige?
HEAD Prestige Pro with 95 sq in head size. An older model from around 5 years ago. Strung with very soft multi filament string at 55lbs. Super tight string pattern so you have to hit the sweet spot and really tough to create top spin. But if you hit flat and clean like me then its a dream racket because the feel you get is lovely.
I write this before wathcing the video - I would imagine that the ITF senior player most likely wins easily. Although one tie break is a bit random.
You have to be quite good in order to compensate for worse technique, worse tactical awareness, worse footwork etc. Based on the thumbnail, that "old" ITF player doesn't look THAT old. He should be able to more well enough and fast enough to outplay the club player, make fewer errors, keeping up enough pressure on the club player to make him lose patience and make the errors that costs him the match.
Will be interesting to watch the video now, see if I am right or wrong.
Foot faultin' Timmy
Josh Berry series is money
Did you say over 70
tim the footfault! give beer to josh!😅
😆 I think this means a rematch is in order!
@@allthingstennis looking forward to watching that!🍻🍻
ITF senior? Did he ever play with the umpire? He basically would lose every point due to footfall.
Yall need to tell this old man to stop footfaulting
Strategy against Josh just keep it in play
Sorry, sorry, sorry. Yes so I foot fault a tiny bit but did it really make any difference to the result? Surely you can see the difference in class between me and Josh? 😉
He will surely destroy you next time, ha
If we overlook the rules of tennis, especially those that is suppose to affect the score, then are we really playing tennis?
I think you foot fault a tiny bit on EVERY serve...its a great serve though
Tiny?
Might've overlooked it if it was a few centimeters, but on some serves your entire foot was inside the court.
“One of the best players over70” - a joke I assume . Tim is late 40s and a very good player. I don’t think Josh stood a chance.
Yes 100% a Joke, we thought that was clear 😆. You're spot on he's a very good player, and hits consistent depth and flat which is super tough to play against!
47 with the body of an 18 year old
Oh I thought he was 70 and was just in good health. Sorry Tim.
If he is in his 40s then that’s even more reason why he shouldn’t be foot faulting every serve. It completely ruins the credibility of his game.
Solid serve by the ITF Senior
Thanks.
Tim always was on the line with his left foot at serve, so all his serves were a fault.
Ahh yes foot faults galore 😂 love the video despite it though!
That was over quite fast.
This guy is over 70??! Wow great job.
Wonder if the foot faults help with staying young. J/k on that 😂
Tim is 47? I look 20 years younger then him and I'm 48.
🤣 Could you beat the old man though?
You wouldn't win a point against me. Talk is cheap
Old man has a good serve
🤣
Form is temporary, class is permanent (or so they say)
@@timfarthing8505 Damn Tim, your not old, but I am!
Good serve made the difference, playing with head prestige mostly pro or mp l
Pro - 95 sq in head - strung with multi filament at around 55lbs
Every point Tim serves is a foot fault
Josh Steal 2 points
If Josh is an advanced club player then I am Federer. I would have beaten him with ease at age 14
Unfortunately footfault very time 😂
foot fault.
Rematch with Tim after he fixes his foot faults.
We are already discussing it. Bring it on...
@kirkleach Wasn't even aware of it and does anyone really care?
@@timfarthing8505 Lame reply.
as long as he can sleep well 😂😂😂
relatable.
re: Tim’s foot faults. For all his age & experience- you think he’d know better 😂
With ages a great sense of responsibility
Holy foot fault batman!
foot fault during serve
How does someone 70+ who has played so much tennis, working out details of the game, still foot fault every time?
That is super annoying to see. And yes, it _does_ matter.
If you think i'm 70+ then you are the most gullible tennis player ever
@@Tennishead Originally I thought '70+' was some sort of ability ranking that used age as a component - lots of rankings out there- but whatever it meant a player of that ability and experience should not be chronic/frequent with foot faulting.
If people haven't pointed that out before then they were just being polite.
Tim had foot fault on his every serve
I can’t believe he’s over 70. He looks 40 something.
Fair call on the foot fault’s 😳
every service from farthing was a foot fault
Tim’s forehand looks like philippoussis
Philipoussis forehand looks like mine actually 🤣
Tim has a very bad foot fault...
Kids these days 😴 don't have a clue how to construct a point, play the percentages and win matches. All for glory and the instagram winners on every shot. Well done to the senior, easy pickings.
Thanks. I agree with you
The fact that he footfaulted 90% of the time, means he cant serve without footfaulting or he is a cheat. 😂 you can see the motion of his foot. Its a terribly bad habit. People who think otherwise think they can call a ball 5 inches out as in. 😂 Sorry folks, doesnt work that way. This doesnt take away the fact that Senior hits solid ground strokes and has great game IQ, he just cant play in an official tournament.
Tim foot faulting extremely
The kid has so much to learn. No head. Plays to the forehand all the time. Hits way too aggressively like Kvitova on one of her usual bad days, so many errors.
But that is life as a kid. If you are smart, you learn from your mistakes. Time will tell whether he will become smart. First and foremost, he needs to develop more humility, self criticism, a willingness to constantly improve. At this moment in time, he obviously overrates himself and thinks he has learned it all. That attitude won't get you far. Perhaps he should watch a couple of Jordan Peterson videos.
Old guy foot faults nearly every serve .... wow how ordinary
This is the typical case of experience guy vs rookie
Love seeing this guy lose, almost as good as never seeing him again. Talks so much trash and cheats on line calls.
Yes Josh your serve is ugly, but if you use your shoulders and body a bit more instead of just your arms you will have a cracking serve.
Josh is a not good a player. He can't serve for shit and hits unforced errors all over 🤣🤣🤣
2 v ugly servers
Josh is actually very handsome in real life