Recent content by Toronto11

I tried skipping yesterday and was gassing out within the first five minutes. From that point on I concentrated on my breathing and finished the next ten minutes without tiring. Im hitting with a 5.0 tomorrow and will be focusing on breathing the entire time. Looking forward to it.

Sounds good. I will give it a try.

I don’t think it’s mental fatigue because I’m panting after longer rallies when my opponent aren’t

I’m a 38 yr old 4.5 player who can run 5KM in 23 minutes but find I tire much quicker than all my opponents after an average 8 shot rally. This includes 50 yr olds who are far from skinny. I’ve been told by coaches that I should not get that tired and that my breathing during the point must be...

I was not speculating on Novak’s thoughts. I was making a generalized statement on how this will change the landscape of the majors race.

https://au.sports.yahoo.com/millmans-fears-entire-2020-atp-season-001748639--spt.html He will be approaching 34 years old with potentially no competitive matches under his belt in almost 12 months. His style of playing backboard tennis and long points will become harder and harder as he gets...

I think it’s a coin toss with maybe a slight edge to Thiem. A great stat I heard is that Thiem was 7-2 against the big three last year and he was battling mono for a few months.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/tennis/2020/01/18/denis-shapovalov-would-rather-pull-australian-open-risk-health/

Exactly! if you took a 24 yr old Nadal or Federer gave them modern racquet technology and training I think they would dominate today. I can’t say the same about Djokovic unfortunately.

He has learned how to disguise his toss and even Novak struggled with it. Youzhny has made a huge difference in his game. He could make some real noise this year on the hard courts.

It’s a very important major for him given his odds of winning the French are slim at best and a lot can happen between now and Wimbledon/USO. If he hopes to catch Fed’s major record I would consider this a must win especially given that Tsits, Shapo and Medvedev will only continue to get better.

This continues to happen. The writing is on the wall for a very short career unfortunately. Sad.

He has some serious problems with his serve mechanics and ball toss. With a height of 6,4 he has a much bigger margin for error than the majority of players on tour yet his serve has been a disaster for almost the entire last year. I also question his coaching team. Who are these guys? He may...

Dominic needs some credit for his level of play. He would definitely smack around the version of Andre that won RG.

Where did you download it?