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Dominant hand grip: Eastern backhand Opposite grip: eastern backhand I tried this for about 2 weeks and I find myself never missing now. I cant really hit winners, but this forehand is MUCH more consistent than my 1hfh. I also get crazy spin from it. My rally shots are really less...

The OP really doesnt know what he's talking about

Cindy is probably a 3.0 loner who is jealous of the Fed

He just meant Safin was hitting with more topspin.

I wanna get lighter on my feet and move alot swifter. Anyways of helping reach it?

Give me some things to scream at myself when i'm down or not playing well (useful things)

They used the old APD w/o Cortex

One word: CANAS (most underrated player) And Olivier Patience

Wait, you want me to hit balls to the fences or make the ball bounce in the court and then hit the fence?

Alot of people address the forehand, but how do I do this on the backhand as well?

Arent these all a bit too heavy to be counter punching racquets?

Suggestion please

Any way to make my APD w/C any lighter?

Please name all the tricks you can do to win in a match against someone better. Im going against the 4th seed in a huge tourney tomorrow and I REALLY REALLY want to win (if I win, I will finally be noticed as one of the big players). Name all the tricks I can pull and advice I can use.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=GRJ6_LioBqU Im gonna go ahead and say 5.0's. They both make some stupid errors, but that was probly out of exhaustion and nerves

Im guessing Cindy aint a very good player

http://youtube.com/watch?v=oJLIjLE9fLc That footwork is beastly...might beat out some men's footwork

Im playing a kid who basically is like a machine when he is playing in the zone. He kinda needs pace because hes just a good counterpuncher (but when hes in the rhythm, he can hit winners). My question is, how do i prevent him from getting in rhythm in the first place?

Right, but he had consistent topspin angled passing shots

Yesterday, I was playing a guy who was probably around the 4.0-4.5 area. He was fairly a normal player in today's standards. Hit with a decent amount of topspin on his forehand and a good controlled backhand. His serves were very consistent and well placed (without it, I woulda taken the...

#1 is understandable but #2 is pretty dumb and not a big deal

I put this young gun upto the 4th round and he didn't even make it past the first

Graf also destroyed Aranxta Sanchez 6-0 6-2 in the 1994 AO http://youtube.com/watch?v=7E282ZzH-8Y

Brad is probably smarter, but Murray just has more talent

http://youtube.com/watch?v=SKC2hqzITJA&feature=related They had the nerve to call this guy a "glorified park player". One of the worst insults you could give to a player. I don't care what you say cuz a club player (even glorified) couldn't take a set off Fed

Not really....Justin Gimelstob is quite smart

The OP is a huge jerk...

And I was surprised. he looks amazing on paper. He's beaten about every number 1 from other high school and he is basically an auto win for the high school. When I actually saw him play today though, it was weird. He wasn't spectacularly blasting the ball or crushing the serve. He was a guy...

It's because that limits your backswing.

Arghhh....happened today again