Really? I still think it’s more like a 3.0 game.. the ball speed is really slow .. with a lot of unforced errors.. and no backhand strokes .. only slice
Very cool 3.5 match. You can tell these guys want to be higher level players and are trying to play as such. That’s how it’s done. Solid 4.5 in about 3 to 4 years is very possible with the way these players are playing.
Great job guys. Really nice tennis from both. Easy to say you could rein it in a little and make less unforced errors but I appreciate the aggression you’re showing!
I'm going into my first tournament in two weeks and I'm so excited!! I think that I am around this level I just need to get my serves better (going to be grinding those here)
black has a nice footwalk. almost 4.0(maybe looks like 3.75...) also good shot selection👏 blue has to reduce the unforced error....especially on serve. otherwise it'll be a obstacle on your way to 4.0. but the power is good👏
Love the content. I would say on your serve, maybe drop the left hand a little slower and more in conjunction with the pronation and I think it'll be more consistent and provide more pace. Sincerely, A fellow 3.5 player who struggles the same issue :)
Pleasant video. Great pace for 3.5-4. Great style. The obly thing I’ve noticed is that Leslie tends to be nonchalant on multiple occasions. You lack “energy” and grit. You could be more explosive imo.
It's 4.0 Leslie serve should 'arch' forward more. Right now 'twisting' to the side. Arm takeback is not bad, but can improve too, releasing elbow a little early. Take out legs when trying to improve arm movement. You'll be surprised how much power optimal arm position can generate. Just use forward momentum, cheat across the baseline to get the feel.
I’m currently at a 3.5 as well, this is a great video and a really good match 👏 Good serves and forehands but like a lot of players (including myself) the backhands need a bit of work 😅
Really, the only thing that's 3.5 about these guys are the backhands and the footfaults. Forehands and serves already look average to above average for 4.0 level, at least around my area.
From twenty year of experience, I don’t think these guys are 3.5s. They are 4.0 as a minimum. Shot selection, stroke production and tactics… this says red flag to me lol. But get those views guys, it was entertaining to watch
For the blue shirt dude your serve is really good but one thing I would improve on is the readability of your shots. Your takeback is too still and a lot of unneeded time is spent since you prepare way too early. Next, I can basically predict what shot your going to use and the exact trajectory of the ball based on your takeback and stance so that’s also not good
Andy really needs to use his off hand to hold the throat of the racket on 1hb instead of holding it by the face. He's putting too much pressure on his shoulder to hit the shot and there's absolutely no power behind it. I'm surprised no one told him that before
Love this; clean angle, and it's cool to see all the points included. I'm RARELY brave enough to do that. Nice playing, guys
Appreciate it bro. Thanks so much for watching ❤
Really? I still think it’s more like a 3.0 game.. the ball speed is really slow .. with a lot of unforced errors.. and no backhand strokes .. only slice
This is the most accurate 3.5 rating I've seen on youtube. Well done.
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I agree
You guys are both really good for 3.5s!
Thanks bro ❤️❤️
That's because they are 4.0 players.
@@pedrox96 thanks 😄
1:00. 4.0 Players don’t hit forehands while balancing on their back foot. They move through the ball.
@@pedrox96 I agree they are strong 3.5 or beginner/mid 4.0's
Very cool 3.5 match. You can tell these guys want to be higher level players and are trying to play as such. That’s how it’s done. Solid 4.5 in about 3 to 4 years is very possible with the way these players are playing.
Thanks for much for watching! Appreciate the feedback 🙏❤️
2:18 "You're becoming a small cat!" lol
Best part of the video 🤣🤣
Great job guys. Really nice tennis from both. Easy to say you could rein it in a little and make less unforced errors but I appreciate the aggression you’re showing!
Thanks for dropping by and appreciate the feedback! ❤️
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching :)
I'm going into my first tournament in two weeks and I'm so excited!!
I think that I am around this level I just need to get my serves better (going to be grinding those here)
All the best!
You’re really good 3.5, very well can be bumped to 4.0!
Andy should try to ground his feet while serving, he moves it and lost some balance
Appreciate that :)
Go Andy!!!
1:50 the preparatory dropshot chase-down grunt 😆😆
😂
Awesome to see the one handed backhands. It should be taught more i think.
Thanks for watching! You may like this too! - One Handed Backhand Highlights
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Andy could have taken that set with some tactical play. Both have good forehands.
He plays big from the baseline 👍🏼
Very strong for 3.5.
Thanks 🙏
andy looks like he's getting real close to foot faulting. that extra mini step right when he hit the ball gets realllllllyyyy close
black has a nice footwalk. almost 4.0(maybe looks like 3.75...) also good shot selection👏
blue has to reduce the unforced error....especially on serve. otherwise it'll be a obstacle on your way to 4.0. but the power is good👏
Thanks for watching and appreciate the feedback! Stay tuned for more videos ❤️
Love the content. I would say on your serve, maybe drop the left hand a little slower and more in conjunction with the pronation and I think it'll be more consistent and provide more pace.
Sincerely,
A fellow 3.5 player who struggles the same issue :)
Thanks for the tips Wes! Looking forward to try them! 😎
Really like black’s backhand.
Thanks Max! Really appreciate it. More videos to come ❤️
Nice footage. Where do u play?
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Pretty decent 3.5 play.
Thanks!
leslie serve is easy taken from roger, respect that.
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Pleasant video. Great pace for 3.5-4. Great style. The obly thing I’ve noticed is that Leslie tends to be nonchalant on multiple occasions. You lack “energy” and grit. You could be more explosive imo.
Thanks for watching Matt! Appreciate you dropping by! Will keep that in mind for future sessions 😎
It's 4.0
Leslie serve should 'arch' forward more. Right now 'twisting' to the side. Arm takeback is not bad, but can improve too, releasing elbow a little early. Take out legs when trying to improve arm movement. You'll be surprised how much power optimal arm position can generate. Just use forward momentum, cheat across the baseline to get the feel.
Damn. Love this! Thanks for the tip my friend. Looking forward to try it out soon ❤️
I’m currently at a 3.5 as well, this is a great video and a really good match 👏
Good serves and forehands but like a lot of players (including myself) the backhands need a bit of work 😅
Thanks so much for watching ❤️ More highlights here if you are keen - ua-cam.com/video/U-Ed-MTsrPk/v-deo.htmlsi=9B_P-XTv5MK0jp4V
Andy opens up the chest on his backhand,keep sideways for more control and power.
Thanks for the tip Christian!
nice video, what surface is this?? not clay for sure...
Thanks a lot! Artificial turf 😎
How is it? Appears slow?
“Andy thought his volley was in, so we played 15-40” lol im sure andy brought that up after he lost the set on a double fault. Either way, good video!
Thanks for watching Lucas! Will drop more matches soon!
Leslie stands in no man's every time after he serves. If he fixes that, he would win so much easier!
Appreciate it bro
Really, the only thing that's 3.5 about these guys are the backhands and the footfaults. Forehands and serves already look average to above average for 4.0 level, at least around my area.
Thanks bro
Nice videos. How do you record btw?
iPhone with a tripod 😊
From twenty year of experience, I don’t think these guys are 3.5s. They are 4.0 as a minimum. Shot selection, stroke production and tactics… this says red flag to me lol. But get those views guys, it was entertaining to watch
Thanks for watching! 😎 I’ve got lots to improve on for sure!
cant believe that guy grunts just to serve it like that
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this is already 4.0 right?
Very kind ❤️
Yeah imo these guys are better than 3.5. AP classes bump them up to 4.0.
Those nets are so close together, not sure why they placed the courts so close
Limited land space :)
The guy in black has tremendous preparation.
Thanks for watching! Good prep is key 🔑
nice playing!
what is your racket and string setup?
Thanks for watching Nico! I’m using the Babolat Pure Drive 2015. Strings are RPM Blast at 53 lbs.
Good serve, good forehand, but topspin backhand is rarely seen. Probably underveloped. That would be the shot you need to advance to higher level.
Thanks bro. Always looking to improve 👍🏼
If you learn tennis as an adult always use the two handed backhand or you will be slicing forever.
2:17 lmaoo
I know right? 🤣🤣
This looks like how I think I play, so I must be around 2.5
Where in the world is this???????????????? Red clay WOW u 2 are very lucky I am an old man stuck on hard courts
I wish it was clay. It’s artificial turf 👍🏼
Lol, if you look at the ball only it is a 3.5 level match. But these must be college level players. Nice video!
Thanks for watching ❤️
This is absolutely 3.5 tennis. College players would blow your mind!!
@@SurpriseTennis Yeah I've watched college players and they'd bagel these guys.
I'm a casual tennis player that's never played organized tennis. If they're 3.5, I'm a 3.65.
good match... Being a 3.0 player, I really have a hard time watching you guys serve though, so many double faults.
Definitely needs work 😎😎
For the blue shirt dude your serve is really good but one thing I would improve on is the readability of your shots. Your takeback is too still and a lot of unneeded time is spent since you prepare way too early. Next, I can basically predict what shot your going to use and the exact trajectory of the ball based on your takeback and stance so that’s also not good
Nice feedback. Appreciate it 😎
I think that Andy line faulted a couple times.
Sharp eyes. We were just have a friendly game 😊
@@leslietennis Ah, ok. That makes sense.
추가로 한국서 구력을따지는이유가 복식문화이기도하지만 5년미만은 ntrp 3.0미만이고 한국이 짜서 ntrp3.5가 거의 동호회중에선 5프로임 나머진 다 3.0 미국으로치면 4.0이 우리한텐3.5인거겠죠 이상하게 테니스레벨이 우리나라는 그럼
Thanks for watching!
Andy really needs to use his off hand to hold the throat of the racket on 1hb instead of holding it by the face. He's putting too much pressure on his shoulder to hit the shot and there's absolutely no power behind it. I'm surprised no one told him that before
This is great tip Victor! Thanks!
Gotta fast forward through Andy’s serve grunts 🤦🏻♂️
The energy release is real 🤩
wow 3.5s they seem so stiff with there legs just wrong foot work to the ball al wrong
Thanks for watching ❤️
@@leslietennis dont listen to a poster with the grammar of a blind cat😂. You guys did great
Andy seems to be foot faulting on most of his serves.
He was eager to serve 😎
andy’s grunt serve is one of the worst grunts ive heard
Thanks for watching!
3.75
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I'd rank them as 3.75 if it were an actual rank number.
Too nice
Good technique for 3.5 play, but so many unforced errors.
Thx! Working on them 😎
Andy sure does grunt a lot for someone who isn't putting much pace on the ball.
😂😂
What did he say? Keep it coming you…?
Which part?
the blue guy make foot fault for every serve ....
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정식으로 선출코치 선생님한테 배운사람들이 아니고 다른데서는 3.0 인지는 잘모르지만 한국서는 그이하일듯 구력 삼년미만임
I am utr 3.0
Leslie needs to learn to volley properly.
I need to learn many things properly 😂😂
@@leslietennis but your forehand sometimes is good, maybe you trained too much forehands and forgot about the net play.
@@sauloeduk My net play definitely needs work 😁