Can you rate my level based on my strokes?

[tennismex123]

Hello all, I´m a new member of TT, I´ve been reading threads a while ago and I´m having a hard time knowing what NTRP I have.
I´m from México and I´m 23 years old.
Also opinions that would help me to improve my game would gladly be appreciated.
Thanks!

 

[dominikk1985]

Hard to say, I would say 4.5+. Serve could be better but ground strokes and foot work are really good. Could be 5.0.

Would need to see a match against a guy who can play.

 

[FiReFTW]

23? In video it says 19 years old.

 

[gmatheis]

You're at a level where NTRP starts to become meaningless.

You're obviously good, how good depends on match results.

 

[hurworld]

23? In video it says 19 years old.

I thought that too, then I saw the video upload date (2014).

 

[Rafaboy]

your partner needs to hit harder so that you can hit on a higher level. you are already consistsnt on present level.

 

[tennismex123]

Thanks for the replies! Sorry in the video I was 19 years old, now I´m 23.
I will try to upload a video playing against an opponent that plays way better than me.

 

[ChaelAZ]

Yeah, hard to say overall, but really good stroke mechanics and movement. If you asked me I would say self-rate in 4.5 and see how you hold up. You certainly look more solid and move better than most 4.0 players I see.

 

[NuBas]

4.0 and above but yeah its meaningless cause its based on your wins. Who cares about the ratings you're good enough to play good tennis.

 

[fuzz nation]

Hello all, I´m a new member of TT, I´ve been reading threads a while ago and I´m having a hard time knowing what NTRP I have.
I´m from México and I´m 23 years old.
Also opinions that would help me to improve my game would gladly be appreciated.
Thanks!

Looking forward to seeing a more current video. You hit the ball just fine, but as our pals noted above, your "level" is more about how you do against certain opponents with similar strong games.

I know that this video is a few years old, but what caught my eye was that your serving looks as though it's not as developed as your ground strokes. It's not bad, but your strokes look to me like you've been working on them for a bit longer than your serve. It will be interesting to see where everything is at now. Thanks for posting!!

 

[Morch Us]

I am guessing 5.0, but maybe higher considering the video visual perception, making the balls look slower. Plus at your age 19 to 23 does make a huge difference in skills, since you are still building muscles and strength.

Love to see a recent match.

Hello all, I´m a new member of TT, I´ve been reading threads a while ago and I´m having a hard time knowing what NTRP I have.
I´m from México and I´m 23 years old.
Also opinions that would help me to improve my game would gladly be appreciated.
Thanks!

 

[ReopeningWed]

Four years is like, two lifetimes in terms of tennis improvement, I'd be surprised you didn't play ITF or try to join any American college teams.

 

[dgold44]

Hello all, I´m a new member of TT, I´ve been reading threads a while ago and I´m having a hard time knowing what NTRP I have.
I´m from México and I´m 23 years old.
Also opinions that would help me to improve my game would gladly be appreciated.
Thanks!

Can you please show a video where the ball lands ???
You look at tad skinny for American standards and a good 75 pounds would even you out here lol

 

[dgold44]

Thanks for the replies! Sorry in the video I was 19 years old, now I´m 23.
I will try to upload a video playing against an opponent that plays way better than me.

How popular is tennis in Mexico ???

 

[RaulRamirez]

Your strokes look very solid from both wings.

 

[tennismex123]

Hello everyone! In the time I made the video I was training 5 times a week, but in 2015 I entered to college in México and couldn't keep training almost daily.
Now that I have finished college I´m back to training almost daily.
Tennis in México is not as popular as soccer but there are plenty of tournaments, but unfortunately the tournaments that give you ranking points in México (FMT=USTA) are for under 21 years old so I can´t play that tournaments.
My game is based in my topspin shots from both wings, I have better backhand than forehand, and always since I started playing my serve has always been my debility, as a short guy (167cm) I have never trained my serve.
Thanks everyone for the replies and I will try to upload a video playing one set!