TenniStory: Teo Davidov
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
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That's Teo Davidov. His family lived in Denver until a couple of years ago when they moved to Florida. I used to see him and his dad practicing at the park near my house. I believe he's 13 now. There are other videos of him with Patrick Mouratoglou on youtube.
Калине, поздравления и много бъдещи успехи на Тео!
Love it Teo. All the best and keep up the good work.
In theory it's cool. I would love for him to make it big with this style, as a show at least it would be great.
Now... I don't really know his and his father relationship but it feels kind of a father imposed way of life. I just hope the kid has voice in what he wants to do, because it looks like all his life decisions are taken by the father.
Let's see if Teo's name can go far. Wish him the best.
dumb comment. seems like you didn't watch the video or you're projecting your own experiences from your dad.
Todd Marinovich 2
Because he's 10 years old
So many comments here about the Dad "pushing" he's way on to Teo. I find it strange that mostly it's when it comes to sports that people insinuate that it's the parents trying to impose themselves on their kids. When in actual fact, aspiring parents do this every day, from schooling to everyday interactions. How many children have become Doctors, Accountants, Lawyers just because their parents or close relatives are/were? We all push our kids in a direction we think is best for them. It's not just in sports, it's every day life, and in most cases it is needed. The world is very distracting to young people. Success in anything worth while needs to be planned and executed with determined intent.
Regarding the Two forehands..this can work. It will just be an additional weapon available to him. Tennis keeps evolving. He will adapt and make it successful.
This is the best comment I did read 👏 👏 👏
The parents are amazing are as much responsible for Teo’s success as much as Teo himself.
This is called proper parenting.
Good luck to you Teo!! Enjoy Florida….I miss seeing you practicing at CAC Monaco 😘❤️🎾💪🧘♂️
His game is really really good. I haven't seen someone with that much talent on the junior tour in the US. However, from my experience, there is only 1 thing I would change. His righty forehand sometimes has too long of a follow through, wasting maybe half a second on his stroke, thereby slowing down his recovery. Anyway, hope to see you play on the pro tour soon!
I notice that he is already working with Patrick Mouratoglou, so he is getting help with that as well.
amazing the revolution of complete technique full body is here finnally
Amazing, and very interesting technic! Wish him all the best and would love to see his tennis on the ATP tour one day. Just have the feeling the father is projecting his ambitions on the kid too much. This whole story of creating a more balanced person is total bullish…how do you become a balanced person by training only tennis 6-7h a day!?!? What about music education , drawing, maths, art, poetry, natural history… and other sports as well?
He has pictures of self realization fellowship gurus in his house. Yoga, vegetarian diet, physical exercises, sports. He will turn out to be a well rounded fella. Wish him all the best.
Very impressive
He enjoys playing =
successful career
Wow !10 year old son spends 10+ hours a day on a back up left hand forehand to "make him a better person" I wish I'd thought of that.
If his father keeps him in a 100% vegetarian diet this poor kid will only develop into a scrawny little men just like his father, and will be very, very frustrated when he finds out that as excellent as is technique is , less talented but bigger , stronger and more muscular guys will simply blow him away from the court.
The man with the most grand slam wins is vegan too...
@@sherlockhomeless7138 did he grow up as a vegan? :)
Carlitos Alcaraz
You can be vegetarian and get all the nutrients you need, as long as the diet has the proper nutrients he will grow as much as he can.
Beautiful story
Good dad, I will be watching out for him in the next 5 years.
Congrats for a great work! We must believe! We must think of of the box and pursuit!
Coach: your opponent doesn’t have any backhand.
The opponent:
OMG! don't know what to say. He is SERVING with left hand, too!
And with this he will have two bionic arms, not just one like most pro players and even rec players. Good luck
A good, healthy and balanced nutrition that includes healthy animal protein would be very beneficial for any child to reach their full growth and development potential.
Proteins are the building blocks of muscles, bones, tendons, ligaments and the human body as a whole and no one needs them more than a child who is continuously growing and developing, and if that child is an athlete then they will need them even more.
All the best to Teodor and his family❤
Amen! I'am looking forward to seeing this young man on the tour in the future.
Blah blah blah. There are plenty of plant-based options packed with protein.
Wrong wrong wrong. Plenty of protein sources in a vegetarian diet.
@@wadeyyy dude , just look at his father.. he might sure be healthy but he looks so light and fragile than a tennis ball might blow him away...
Humans did not evolve to be 100% vegetarian, this is a fact.
You can certainly do for idealistic reasons, but you will pay a price, like for ALL EXTREME ideological choices.
There is absolutely no need for additional sources of protein. Even on a whole food vegan diet he'll have more protein than he'll ever need, let alone a vegetarian one. He's probably having 1.5 -2 times the RDA which is already a bit excessive.
amazing dad : out of the box thinking for the win.
Inpiration Academy Tennis, nice name for you Academy , nice job, congratulations!
Seems like it's going to become increasingly more difficult to play with two forehands as he gets older and the ball starts coming a lot faster. At the professional and even college level, the ball is hit so hard nowadays it's sometimes difficult to react in time to switch grips much less switch hands. Vic Braden believed that there was no such thing as a right or wrong way to grip the racquet, only a grip with the least amount of adjustment, promoting efficiency. If that line of thinking is correct and it's applied to the idea of hitting two forehands, it may not bode well for any professional tennis aspirations. Hope I'm wrong because the kid seems talented and appears to be a very hard worker.
I'd love to see a pro player on tour with 2 forehands, but like you said i think it would be extremely difficult given the speed of play.
@@DanTuber My thinking is that he must be learning a backhand for certain types of shots, I think returning a first serve at 120+ you need to learn a block backhand. Also I wonder if he has a backhand slice, in general the forehand slice is not nearly as effective (although TBF there are plenty of players who don't have much of a slice in the top 10). But in standard baseline rallies even at the pro level two forehands could potentially be a huge advantage, and it sounds like he's going to have two different serves which is also going to be really hard to deal with for other players. I guess I'd also be worried for him it just seems like mentally he's going to have a lot more to train and even think about during matches which could backfire, for example a decent paced ball comes to him and he has to choose between his two forehands, or maybe even a backhand if he feels it's too fast to switch grips. That's a lot for a person to think about during a split second
@@aaronjosephs6233 There was a time open stance was frowned upon. Now we have so many adaptation to open stance. Teo's success will be like every other aspiring player…how he adapts he's own style to the game.
A mi esto ya me empieza a dar mucho miedo.
keep going Teo!
So what does he do on return of serve?
I don't mean to be negative but some of the training seems a bit excessive for his age. So when he gets results now is it because he is training like Nadal while other kids have more balanced lives?
Yeah, you are negative. Most tennis players that you see today like Sampras, Roger, Nadal, Novak, Serena, Venus, Graf, Monica, etc, etc all of them started playing tennis around 3 to 5 years old. So, what are you talking about? And all of them are champions worth over 200 to 400 million dollars.
@@justsaynototv8366 For every great name you list there are thousands who played and were not good enough to become rich and famous. I am not talking about the age of starting but the training. I was a former NCAA D1 athlete so I understand training. It would make zero sense to do the training I did in college when I was 10 and my body was not developed.
@@imateapot51 Were you a pro athlete though? For better or worse, this level of training at this age seems to be the path to becoming not just a high-level tennis player but a pro one.
I agree with your comment.
I meet both today in Boca. Good luck to you
My concern is arm issues/elbow and wrist injury given his young age and hours of practice.
Браво на Тео !
wow brilliant amalgamation of vegetarian diet combined with yoga stretching and acupuncture treatment. East meets west and a great champion in the making...vegetarian diet allows better stamina as well as endurance because less lactic acid produced during strenuous competition...
It's all cool but I get the feeling his father is molding the kid a bit too much according to his own wishes and expectations.
BS, you feelings is completely off base. He is being a supported dad in his kid life and teaching him about being a great person in life. I ready do not see how you can see something different.
Any ideas how he is switching so easy from hand to hand. I feel like I will get my hands confused
If playing without a backhand were advantageous there would already be a lot of other people doing it.
Great player pro player is secondary! Love it
Like to do a report on him where can I get more info on his tournaments?
Contact the training camp in Florida.
s'il atteint le niveau professionnel, il sera très vite limité au retour de service par exemple par des joueurs qui servent à + de 200 km/h pour changer de main s'il ne fait jamais de revers par exemple...
There is no middle for this kid the way he is being raised. Either his life is going to make him or break him.
Typical father pushing the limits of his son. Projecting on the kid the hopes and dreams himself would like to have achieved.
il me tarde de le voir dans le circuit
Dom
How I'd love to see the look on Dad's face first time Teo comes home drunk.
Whatever turns you on I guess.
WOW! What a negative thing to say about someone you do not know. I feel sorry for your kids and family.
@@justsaynototv8366 why u so pressed twin
Guy, you probably have drinking problems if that's the most important thing you want to share under a video about a 10 year old boy 😂
I think that a 100% vegetarian diet for a kid is a VERY BAD idea.. especially if you want him to become an elite athlete
A growing number of olympians and ultra athletes are vegan. It’s safe to be pregnant and eat a vegan diet, and raise a child vegan or vegetarian.
@@fegodev I am not saying that is not safe, though to make it safe if you basically have to have a team of doctors following your child..who can afford that and does it make any sense? Plus growing up is a very different business than being an mature and developed athlete
Finally, vegetarian and vegan are two very different things. To be vegan a child should not eat the mother's miilk. How incredibly dumb is that.
@@Tech_Publica no team of doctors is necessary. This is reactive nonsense. The data is clear, vegan and vegetarian diets focused on varied Whole Foods are healthy for all ages and stages of life
@@Tech_Publicavegan is dumb af. Vegetarianism is fine
Who are the guru's in the photos?
Lahiri Mahasaya, Aurobindo
This kid is the next Rafa ❤bravo
If his dad is such a diet expert you should actually be looking at, as close as possible, the carnivore diet. Anyone who's interested should look into Anthony Chaffee, MD. He is among the top carnivore experts in the world. He presents a wealth of scientific information. One of his favorite things to say is "Vegetables are trying to kill you". UA-cam it.
7:02 wait he does backhands too...
4:34 meat is vital for youngsters, I'm sure the science points in this direction...
Seems like the father is putting way too much pressure on Teo. Also, it’s going to be impossible to return 100+ mph serves with this ambidextrous style.
He's still young and talented teach him a backhand ......get him another coach be his dad
A bit sad to be honest. Kid basically has a full-time job with no choice in the matter.
he looks short and just gets much training too early than other kids. When he grows up he will loose the advantage.
Oh my god, he is only 10 or 11 years old. He will be as tall as he dad if not taller. His mother is pretty tall for a lady. Keep your negativity to yourself, in fact keep your jealous to yourself as well.
@@justsaynototv8366 bro why u meatriding so much
Even if he doesn't turn pro, he's a very special one off child. His parents have done him proud. However if he does start winning Glam Slam, then Novac will be a worried man.
He looses first round to me
How?
@@veganioan haha I played him a lot in when he was in colorado and I get bragging rights Bc I never lost to a future pro
@@raphaelwwieland5697 he is a future pro?
Either way, why do you care about him?
He has his own path, and so do you, is it not right? :)
I played him in doubles, he is pretty good
I train with him I normally beat him but again he’s only 10 years old and I’m 12