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@@MyTennisHQ Hey, Roger here…

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​@@MyTennisHQ You're supposed to be in the match play mindset when in Practice not think just only Practice. For if you just think practice play instead of thinking match play then you will condition yourself to play casual practice play in matches.....For Matchplay is different to Practice Hitting because there's much more pressure and intensity in real matches. Not every player can do every single shot well in the Book with Federer being an exception. So this is the reason why we tell players to focus on building on their strengths when playing matches to build up momentum.. But if you practice wrong by bringing in all the wrong shots into matches (shots that you are not good at executing on shots that only work one in a million) then you are going to lose momentum. So we tell players to stick to practicing the shots that they can execute well repeatedly on, in order to build momentum and avoid doing shots they can't execute well or always make mistakes on... That is why my coach used to tell me off for doing a certain shots I wasn't very good at doing and just focus instead on what I can execute well on....So in practice we practice most of the time hitting to our strengths, what we can hit well, and spend only a small amount of time on the other things that we not very good at doing. So to improve the tennis player by focusing on what they're already good at doing and building up on that to turn it into a greater strength. add strength to strength until those strengths turn into weapons. For too often we see club players bringing in strange alien shots in from practice into matches that they can't execute very well, because some of them spend more time practicing the more harder shots of the top pros, instead of focusing on the basic shots that they can execute well. So it is possible to condition yourself wrong in practice to play poorly in matches if you spend too much time on practicing on shots you're not good at doing and neglecting spending the time practicing on shots you're are repeatedly good at doing. For matchplay to me is about focusing on what shots you can execute well, again and again repeatedly, not on what shots you can't execute well that keep on messing up when you try to do them. But too often some club players make poor decisions and try to do a shot instead they not good at on a big and important point in a match or choose one of the most difficult shots to try to pull off despite us trying to tell them to just stick to the basics to win the point and often mess it up when they try to do something fancy.. So if you are having trouble during a match with doing a certain shot and it keeps on failing, we tell players to just dump it and go to a shot instead they can do well and not have them get stuck in a loop repeating the same error again and again and then go into a total meltdown by getting all frustrated and screaming at themselves and biffing the racquet over the fence or smashing their racquet on the court.. When you are playing a match and the ball is busy in play, You should only let the coach out between points in a match if something is off then you can use that time between points to analyze and fix the issue.. Not to be found criticizing yourself all the time and complaining on the court that your own opponent down the other end can hear you self-coaching and doesn't need to play his way to get into your head because your coach is already busy telling you all off in your head and your head is not even in the match. .

i know this is like super duper late but straight vs bent is pretty much up to preference and genetics. sinner has a great forehand and his elbow is very bent. nadal has a great forehand and his arm is straight. although, straight arm forehands are much rarer

@@MrRando agreed

The new Vcore 95 is more muted than the version that you have. (I have played with both. currently have the new one)

@@dragunovx93 would you recommend me to get the new one? I actually find the old one impacts my arm more, like i can feel the vibration more.

@@chanlegend I highly recommend it! its such a stunning racket. there's a bunch of people in my community who uses it. It's really good at dampening shots with its technology and its flex frame. thicker frames like babolat aero hurts my arm, but this Vcore is just fine.

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@@MyTennisHQ done! thanks for the effort in the content!

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@@MyTennisHQ Awesome, thank you mate.

@@aj4819 You beat me to it! Haha thank you

@@huntermyrick4099 Haha :D

Apparently, after you reach about world ranking #500, reality will inverse and you now have to try hard just to *miss* your shots. It's tennis' own event horizon.

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