Is Hitting Middle-Court A Bad Idea? Testing the Center Baseline Strategy vs a 3.8 NTRP/ 6.0 UTR скачать в хорошем качестве

Is Hitting Middle-Court A Bad Idea? Testing the Center Baseline Strategy vs a 3.8 NTRP/ 6.0 UTR

Disclaimer: I'm using SwingVision's AI-scoring which isn't perfect and may result in the possibility of points being awarded incorrectly, omission of certain points, incorrect order of play and flashing of final score in-between points. I played a friendly set against SL, an experienced all-rounder tennis player in Singapore with a good serve, ground strokes and drop shots. For the match, i shifted my game from only trying to hit cross-courts to being more patient and hitting deep in the middle or to the back hand side. This is because i realized that hitting cross-court first actually opens up the angle for the opponent to play without going long (θ≈34.7°); whereas hitting deep in the middle of the baseline reduces to the angle (θ≈19.1°). That’s almost double the angle from the center which reduce my unforced error, raise my consistency and level up my game For those of you who actually read my description: Thanks for watching! Please comment any tips for improvements. Other tennis videos:    • Singapore NTRP 3.0 Tennis Match Highlights   SwingVision referral link https://swing.vision/r/fd8e926f7708ab12 Rovo profile link https://l.rovo.co/BBbNff0GsQb East Coast Tennis Community https://dink-21054.web.app/ https://www.globaltennisnetwork.com/n... Video 49 #beginnertennis #singaporetennis #tennis #3.5tennis #tennistraining #tennismatch