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Overthinking; not in the moment sort of thing Maybe the first set was climbing Mount Everest and then you think you have to do it again and it seems beyond you. Opponent adapted to your shots or changed strategy

"Does he spaz and lose the point" lol. If me or my opponent lose the plot I'll throw in an underarm serve, the ultimate test

Playing offence. Sit on the baseline way too much.

In the words of Macci: If you don't like to run, Golf. I think I am now coming to grips with this, and its transforming my game in weeks. Serve isn't dying as quick and am much less lazy with my shots. I see at club level all the time, players getting tired, and when the feet go, cue pavarotti...

I love the extreme eastern grip, its just comfortable and its easier for low balls for me. There is no right or wrong answer, its what you feel more comfortable on.

Hi guys, I have been transitioning my my WTA forehand into the ATP forehand (macci style) but I am a bit confused with the backhand. On the forehand I learnt to pull with the upper arm so the racket goes back by itself, but what do I do on the backhand? Like on essential tennis, they say Novak...

Players are best looked after at AO. Only problem with it is the heat, can cause some serious problems when it gets above 38C. I enjoy AO more but US is more prestigious. Wimbledon is the most pure tennis and requires a better overall skill set, but I prefer watching the pace of hard court...

OP is out of control. There is no hard evidence to suggest your method is th me best, no pros that can vouch for you. And your communication to us is like you're a mall salesmen. You say you're a student of the mental game yet you act like a master of it, but with no results of significant (atp...

Pretty good, as someone said putting you're knees further across the base line will propel you forward more. From around 6 minutes Rick Macci talks about the leg drive, about propelling your back foot slightly before you start the swing, rather than together.

My psychologist was telling me this. Mind is 12% conscious and 88% unconscious (figures can vary slightly based on whats been researched). You put in enough conscious (thinking harder than usual) effort and it eventually becomes sub conscious. Like learning to drive. You start off, you think...

There is a reason why Lebron cannot touch MJ until he has 7 rings, his record in finals. There's been a shift recently (past few years) with more athletes making certain sacrifices so they timing themselves for big tournaments, games, etc because the body cant keep up with the demands of being...

I like playing tennis twice as much as I like watching it. Ill still watch it but I wouldnt care too much if I missed it.

Make sure I am in ketosis, stretches, jog, meditate and then warm up from 3 quarter court.

Zverev isn't ready yet. He was hitting balls on the roof and breaking rackets in round 1. Rafa or Milos. Gasquet is playing pretty well also, he'll have a sniff.

My point was he isn't putting on an act. And I didn't mention my version of fun.

I think its the opposite. He just likes to have his version of fun, not trying put on an act of a bad boy. With an experienced coach he respects, he's be on his way to reaching the pot of gold in front of him.

Best I've seen Nadal play in a while. He said the court was slower tonight, if the conditions are similar then he has a shot. Fed is timing his run for Wimbledon, as much chance as me getting laid tonight.

I double fault if I use the first serve ball for the second serve.

When I need a switch in momentum, I sometimes pull it out. If you do it and you have shame doing it, you'll lose the match.

Would rather just do meditation/mindfulness than keep reading inner game. Dribbled on about self 1 and 2 for far too long.

He watches the ball well, is athletic, good movement and recovery. A lot to work with. I am a div 1 club level player in Australia, which is a fairly competitive league. Hope I can help. FH The wrist is doing all the work in the forehand, I feel like he needs to drive through it a more...