1:08, you mentioned that pro players serve 80% long and 20% short, then you said the opposite ( the numbers are exchanged). nice analysis, though, very informative.
VERY INFORMATIVE .....IT WOULDHAVE TAKEN A LOT OF TIME TO ANALYSE ALL OF THIS ...AND THEN EDIT THE VIDEO SO BEAUTIFULLY...HOPE THIS VIDEO GOES VIRAL....THANKS A LOT FOR THIS ANALYSIS ...WANT MORE SIMILAR ANALYTIC VIDEOS..........
This was great! Can you explain why most serves are not as far away from the danger zone as possible? That would make sense, but it's not the case. I mean in the area where it says 2 at 0:24. Thanks.
Although forehand long is a very dangerous zone, forehand short is actually a very effective zone to serve because of the lack of wrist flexibility in the stroke (forehand flick is way less flexible than a backhand flick), making it awkward for the opponent to attack.
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1:08, you mentioned that pro players serve 80% long and 20% short, then you said the opposite ( the numbers are exchanged). nice analysis, though, very informative.
Yes, sorry about the mistake 🙌🏻
The right one should be pro players serve 80% short and 20% long .
This will help a lot for the beginners to rectify their mistakes in serve
Please put some videos on how to take serves...
Do you mean how to receive serves or how to serve?
VERY INFORMATIVE .....IT WOULDHAVE TAKEN A LOT OF TIME TO ANALYSE ALL OF THIS ...AND THEN EDIT THE VIDEO SO BEAUTIFULLY...HOPE THIS VIDEO GOES VIRAL....THANKS A LOT FOR THIS ANALYSIS ...WANT MORE SIMILAR ANALYTIC VIDEOS..........
BMT Trickshots Thanks 🙌🏻
I will surely do more on this kind of videos👍🏻
This was great! Can you explain why most serves are not as far away from the danger zone as possible? That would make sense, but it's not the case. I mean in the area where it says 2 at 0:24. Thanks.
Although forehand long is a very dangerous zone, forehand short is actually a very effective zone to serve because of the lack of wrist flexibility in the stroke (forehand flick is way less flexible than a backhand flick), making it awkward for the opponent to attack.
1:09 obviously you have reversed the numbers for the pro players.
You're right! Apologies...
no matter what, pros now can serve short with the first touch near the edge (Lin Yun Ju)
Where was this video 30 minutes ago. I just practiced long serves… 😂
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