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There can be lots of reasons, but one reason I got to hit with some pros while I should have been stringing their rackets was that no one else was availible, did not want to practice with him, and the player had limited time, so needed to hit that hour.
Judgeing from Nalby's shots and attitude (putting the ball away when he could have just grooved his partner), seems lotsa players would choose NOT to practice with Nalby. |
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nothing unusual here. nalbandian is getting loose and hitting winners. there are plenty of balls on court. nobody's waiting. I guess nobody here has ever practiced with someone a couple levels down.
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This ^... It's clown hitting to fall back as often as that - especially when you're supposedly warming up.
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yea jibran can hit way better than that. I took a hitting lesson with him a year or so ago, and have watched him play on a number of occasions.
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3.0 dedicated hitting partner needed in Belmont, San Mateo. Hit me up at trung.td.nguyen[at]gmail.com. Thank you. |
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Evidence: http://www.bramptonguardian.com/print/871799 Edit-- whoops, responded before reading whole thread... |
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Nalby looked ****ed crushing everything
seems pretty common at Rogers Cup pros practicing with open players here is some 14 year old junior practicing with Milos Raonic few days ago https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSDw...1&feature=plcp edit: actually top 100 junior this is kid is real good! Last edited by mike84 : 08-12-2012 at 04:37 PM. |
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Yup, that's how it's done, or supposed to be.
Both players hitting TO each other, not trying to outright crush the ball, not going for lines, both feeding each other. |
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I tried searching for Jibran Rogers, but cant find any player...
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jibran mohammadi, who was hitting at the rogers cup...
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That's a great clip of Milos and Sumit practicing, people should take note.
Regarding Jibran and David N., Nalby was being a bit of a knob on court and not co-operating much however Jibran wasn't doing himself many favours from missing easy balls, but he was nervous. You could tell how locked up his hands and feet were, always hitting late. It happens. I remember playing Jibran a while back, maybe 10 yrs ago now, good player.
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Most of us know Jibran is an Open player by watching just a few of his shots, shank or not.
Only the totally ignorant can think this guy is anything below 5.0, on even his bad days. However, some of the guys here have never been shellshocked hitting with a player much better than themselves. That syndrome is known as cherry picking.....only playing players much worse than yourself. |
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