Gregory Diamond
Professional
I replied him in post #1030 suggesting subtly that he is one of so called "doctors". I ment people not completely sane who believe that they are psychiatrists. I called it common pathology we can see often on internet.
Two Handed Forehand-the Future of Tennis !!!
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grhcan99
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What's with the obsession about doctors and psychiatrists? Nobody said anything about them. Why do you ascribe so much negativity to this profession?
grhcan99
Semi-Pro
Hey GD, you remember how I said that the person in the videos you're showing is not you? You know why I know it's not you? Because how can you play and post in this thread at the same time? I have not seen you away from this thread for more than 20 minutes. Except when you're asleep of course. But you're here all day.
Gregory Diamond
Professional
I respect real psychiatrists. I think that they should help false "doctors" from internet.
Probably the only logical explanation will be that when you think that I am asleep I practice two handed forehand. But seriously I do many things using computer so there is no problem for me to write comments sometimes. I see that you again try to find some medical or psychological problems in me. Keep trying but the only result you can achieve will be that we will be talking about your moral and mental characterictics. A word "pathology" will be used many times. We dont want it. Do you agree ?
grhcan99
Semi-Pro
Wow so you don't sleep at all? That instead of sleeping you're out in the court practicing your 2HFH? See the problem here. We all sleep at night, you don't. How can you expect us to be as good as you then?
EDIT: Here's my takeaway so far for developing GD's vaunted 2HFH:
1. Talk to the ball
2. Instead of sleeping, practice the 2HFH
3. Jump like a goat
EDIT: Here's my takeaway so far for developing GD's vaunted 2HFH:
1. Talk to the ball
2. Instead of sleeping, practice the 2HFH
3. Jump like a goat
Gregory Diamond
Professional
You see that the great advantage of two handed forehand is that you can practice it even at night.
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You misspelled the word *ignored* or maybe you meant it in a nicer way, *dismissed.*
Gregory Diamond
Professional
It was to be fragment of next post but I forgot about it. But you cant expect me to be nice so word "dismissed" wouldnt be correct.
You should remember that this is a foreign language to me and I do not know it very well.
Gregory Diamond
Professional
I try to avoid doctors too. They killed my mother. I am conducting a case in court against them since 2011. You know that I am very patient and relentless.
Gregory Diamond
Professional
Unfortunately in January we will be forced to watch a grad slam for disabled players once more. It will be grand slam for seniors from +30 category with players form +35 category. Level of tennis has never been so low.
Jannick
Rookie
Jannick
Rookie
Your videos are ofcourse way higher quality, watching a 70 year old man with a disabled wrist hallucinate about having the best technique in the world is way better.
You are paying legal fees. Too much stress. Unfortunately, the big pharma have a lot of lawyers.
Sorry to hear about your mother. Cymbalta almost killed me and made me almost killed my own wife, thanks to my ex doctors for not warning me of side effect and withdrawal effect. Withdrawal effect is a total nightmare.
Gregory Diamond
Professional
My two handed backhand is really excellent(technically). It is not primitive stiff backhand of Djokovic or Nadal.
About my two handed forehand we shouldnt even talk because we know that it is the future of tennis. We established it before.
Doctors either afraid (from the Big Pharma) or don't care about prescribing dangerous medications to their unsuspecting patients. Because medications are not meant to cure but to create more future health problem in order to make more money for them.
I want to spread the words - do not take Cymbalta or any dangerous medications. Do some research before taking it.
TennisProdigy
Professional
@Gregory Diamond if you were 12 years old with the knowledge you have now about the 2HFH technique, what level of greatness do you think you could have achieve on the ATP tour?
Gregory Diamond
Professional
I think that you are right. It is in the interest of physicians and pharmaceutical companies that the patient would have to take medication all the time and he would need doctors all the time.
After your post I read discussion about Cymbalta on Polish forum and people said a lot of bad words about it.
Gregory Diamond
Professional
My physical fitness was excellent when I was young so I could be really successful in tennis. But we all should understand that in professional tennis on the top there are extremely strong people. Technique is not the most important thing. I think that in professional sport without chemical support success is not possible. I dont believe that it is possible to play for 5 hours in great heat and still serve over 200 km/h and accelerate the ball to the great speed. Professional sport is just one big scam.
You should ask if Federer, Nadal and Djokovic would be better players if they used my technique. There is no doubt.
grhcan99
Semi-Pro
I strongly doubt that. This knowledge of his has been amassed for the most part while lying in bed. He himself said it. He practices in his head. That's why he can conjure so many scenarios. Nobody can think/analyze themselves to greatness in tennis. Requires practice, practice, practice. He compensates for his lack of skills by overanalyzing his strokes. My experience is the better players talk less.
Gregory Diamond
Professional
Who are you talking about ?
user92626
G.O.A.T.
I think your overgeneralized message is very dangerous or at the least a disservice. Medical science and its benefits are real. Bad medications in themselves are truly rare. It's abuse and ignorance that is common.
I had been suffering a lifelong, devastating, seemly genetic, neurological condition and been searching for a solution/ a relief since day 1. I had never given up on my search! On some unrelated problem I started to take a med to treat it, it was almost like a miracle my above mentioned neurological condition gradually relieved along, to the point that it felt like a cure! It was unbelievable. I thought it was a fluke, but it's been almost two years since.
There are quite a few people around me who are suffering mental or neurological illnesses. Sometimes I wish they would trial every medications that are available.
Gregory Diamond
Professional
Are you not tired by this futile defence of one handed forehand ? Why dont you want to be modern ? After a week you could be much better players. What is the point of defending so old technique. You can see in my videos that even people with injured right wrist can accelerate the ball to great speed using two handed forehand. You can play great angles and to the last moment you can hide the direction of your stroke. You can neutralize fastest serves with deadly returns. Who needs one handed forehand if there is much better tool ?
grhcan99
Semi-Pro
user92626
G.O.A.T.
Can you also show people how to do two handed serve? The over the head version.
From now on I wanna do everything with two hands.
Gregory Diamond
Professional
There will be no two handed serve because one hand is used when we are throwing. Two hands when we are pushing.
But I appreciate that you are eager to learn two handed forehand.
grhcan99
Semi-Pro
So GD, if you really love 2-handed strokes, defend this.
Gregory Diamond
Professional
I dont like two handed forehand because it restricts my movement. I use it only because I like to win.
user92626
G.O.A.T.
grhcan99
Semi-Pro
Imagine if you can serve 2-handed you could even win more. Maybe become #1 instead of #3?
grhcan99
Semi-Pro
Lies! You can toss with one hand then grab racket with both hands. You are a fake GD.
EDIT: And a hyprocrite.
Gregory Diamond
Professional
Unfortunately now I am #4. At the end of January I again will be #3 without playing in any tournaments and I will be on that place at least to the end of May. I dont plan to play any tournaments during winter and spring. In the summer I will play almost only in ITF tournaments and maybe in 2 or 3 important Polish tournaments. I am going to be in top 50 in ITF ranking. I cant imagine that anybody could stop me. Now my two handed forehand is excellent.
grhcan99
Semi-Pro
Here's my prediction. Unless you change your serve to 2-handed you will go down in rankings big time.
No it's not, cymbalta almost ruined my marriage and almost died twice during cold turkey and almost killed my own wife by strangling to death in bed (I had nightmares for 2 weeks during cold turkey). I recommend everyone to do some research before taking it.
For people who are not normal such as shizo, then they have to take medications. It's not for depression nor anxiety. It did work for me at first but one year later when I realised why I have been sleeping 16 hours daily, felt like an emotionless zombie, felt like my personality has been altered to someone I didn't like it.
Tennis is our best medication.
Henceforth, I wish to save people's live from taking Cymbalta, it's very hard to get it off especially tapering. Doctors has no clue or doesn't care. There had been numerous lawsuits against the Big Pharma. Cymbalta can make you commit suicide.
rogerroger917
Hall of Fame
Holy crap
user92626
G.O.A.T.
I wasn't specifically talking about Cymbalta.
I quoted your sentence which was over "medications" and doctor's practice in general, which is wrong.
So, what are you on now?
If your illness is real, it can only be addressed by medication and not tennis. But then there are really weird, bizarre cases where patients get well from unconventional means.
Gregory Diamond
Professional
I am sure that a lot of people began to use two handed forehand after reading this thread. I think that it is the beginning of the great revolution in tennis. It doesnt mean that they resign form one handed forehand. No. They will use it when it is more effective than two handed. But they will have a choice. Two handed forehand is much better than one handed when a fast ball is approaching us( we can absorb energy of the ball) or when we are inside the court(and we havnt got much time for a swing). When the ball is too far from our body or when it is slow then we need greater reach and more throwing than pushing and one handed forehand might be better though two handed forehand still can be used. There is no conflict between one handed and two handed forehand. They help each other. A player who cant play two handed forehand is just a disabled player. It is as if he couldnt play serve, smash or volley. I appreciate the best disabled players like Federer, Nadal or Djokovic but we want to watch real tennis in grand slams.
I’m not on medications anymore.
Was on cymbalta and Abilify - doctors should never prescribe two or more medications due to drug interaction is even more dangerous. How do you explain why my right hand shook so violently. I went to see neurologist about it and he said that I have to get them off. Then it has stopped. Can’t believe my ex psychiatrist refused to let me come off them until he backed down by that neurologist.
Always research any prescription your doctors give. Doctors have no clue about it.
You don’t believe me? Go join cymbalta hurts worse on Facebook.
Gregory Diamond
Professional
I told you that two handed forehand is only for the best players. It is not for everybody.
If your physical fitness is not good then dont even try to handed forehand.
At the beginning left hand seems to slower the racket so try to loosen the grip of left hand. If you still feel stiffness loosen it even more. The slower is the approaching ball the more loose the grip of left hand should be. The faster the ball the tighter the grip. Right hand does most of the work but if you want to play great angles you can use left hand as dominant.
It is beautiful in two handed forehand that changing the role of left and right hand from the same movement you can change properties of your shot. Your opponent never knows what you are going to do.
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Jannick
Rookie
I'm a physically fit student who has perfect bones and muscles, no injurys. Plays tennis 5 times a week.
And you're telling me that my physical fitness isn't good enough for the two handed. But an elderly man with an injured wrist has the perfect stroke?
Gregory Diamond
Professional
You said that two handed forehand was too difficult for you. I understand you cant generate speed and rotation. If even an injured man can do it then it means that your physical fitness is not good enough or you resigned too early. I see that you dont want to make progress. You like old-fashioned tennis. I cant change what you like. If you want to be a disabled tennis player then you can. It is your choice.
Jannick
Rookie
Never said such thing.
I could, but just way more with the one handed forehand, leverage, it's a thing, google it.
If that were true I'd start learning the two handed forehand.
And you're here talking about yourself being a very respectful and well mannered person calling literally everyone in this thread disabled.
Also no thanks. Don't wanna become a GD just yet.
Not at all, the modern tennis is all about leverage, power, and lag. Your stroke has none of that. If there is anything that looks most like an old fashioned forehand it would be yours.
Jannick
Rookie
Never established that, you saying 'we established that'. Doesn't mean it establishes something.
Also, if you believe your technique is way better then that of the likes of Nadal and Djokovic (which I highly doubt).
Do you also wanna claim that you could beat John McEnroe then? Your technique should be way better right?? and I doubt there would be a huge difference in fitness, after all he is about 60 years old.
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