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Huh? None of those qualities is concentrated in US presidential candidates.

What's your National ranking in your age group?

Just to clarify, what makes killer dogs is the physical ability of the dog, which folks focus on, PLUS terrible human owner behavior, which is typically ignored.

It depends if you are playing other "step or 2 slower guys" or not. If you are, I'd play my regular game as I would put my slower game up against their slower game. OTOH if you are playing young guys, you're right, your normal (slower) game likely won't cut it. You're going to have to do...

So it's good instruction at a great facility in a beautiful part of the world, with minimal opportunities to play matches. Cool.

In singles I have issues with playing power baseliners. If we are evenly matched they have better consistancy from the baseline so I am in the position of having to get one or both of us to the net in order to win. I am fine with that conceptually (since that is my doubles game in a nutshell)...

Huh? Identical slams and golds plus or minus YE finals? Okay, I've got one: what's a bigger number, zero or five. Please vote. Useless.

It doesn't really matter where (since you don't know what the netman is going to do at the beginning of the match), you just need to decide before the serve and stick to it regardless.

Yes that's true, though most folks choose based on their personal skillset and preferences rather than those of their opponents.

And Janik did it without Cahill.

Many variables in this seemingly simple scenario: First, especially on a first serve your partner should also be in second volley position towards the T (to cover a poach of your return), but should be moving laterally and forwards towards second volley position as your return bypasses the...

Tennis instruction specifically is known for a nonstop nitpicking critique of stroke mechanics as the pupil hits shot after shot. Most of which, while technically correct, is useless to the point of being harmful to the process of learning.

If folks can't agree what "strong" and "weak" eras are, speculating on when they occur is a waste of time.

I definitely observe my opponent's stroke mechanics as there is a ton of helpful information there, just imagine a telegraphed dropshot. So basically I focus on the ball until it is near the opponent, then I defocus (or more accurately broaden my focus from a 2.5 inch ball to a seven foot...

I was 2, don't remember where I was when it happened...

Luckily, the only guys who I know who intentionally miscall lines are such poor players it almost never comes up nowadays. But it has in the distant past.

Making fair line calls in even the most "important" match is easy. Making fair line calls when you honestly believe the other guys are cheating you in even the most meaningless match is difficult.

IMO the best bargain in cars is my actual car, namely a 996 C4s, they go for about 20s to 30s and they perform essentially the same (or better) than a 993 C4s that goes for 100k more.

I sold my 20 year old 91 MR2 turbo for 2k, now it's worth about 8 times that. Oh, well.

Smart move and good luck. GE has the reputation of being more difficult to solve than TE.

I agree with what you commented on. But I'm more irritated by the AI never going over the speed limit and perhaps going well below it in order for the computer to drive safe enough to meet it's programming ability.

Did you? The #1 sport (basketball) wasn't played by a whopping 86% of folks, which isn't that different from the 93% for tennis that you tried to pass off as some sort of meaningful stat.

Sure I do (I'm not calling you a liar), BUT your title wasn't "against my competition the underhand serve... is very effective". By not qualifying your claim you imply that it is universally true, which you just verified it's not.

True. My point is that #1s are way more common and include many posers.

If you can see space between the line (black line in your example) and the ball, it's out. So: out.

So not notably effective. I suspected as much.

Low number? Tennis (apparently) is the 4th most popular sport, according to this data set.

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Well it's stress to the tendon. Could be from racquet, strings or BH technique. IF you switched from an arm unfriendly to an arm friendly one, then it wasn't the racquet. Keep adjusting. Good luck.

Very effective, eh? So do you typically lose the point when folks hit them against you?