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He wasn’t waiting in the corner; Nadal made a good guess and absolutely booked it to reach that corner. I fail to see the point you are attempting to make. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Nadal was happy to receive a ball deep in the corner instead of a short ball. You said that could *never* happen. And where the ball bounced is really irrelevant, he would have been there for a deep smash too and still have a better chance at winning the point in that position than if Harrison simply taps the ball over... | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Wtf are you talking about dude? That was insane defending by Nadal you must be new to tennis. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Ok, bye 👋 | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
1-6” is a crazy piece of advice regarding net clearance. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Yeah needs to be more like 1 to 6 feet. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Hit anything 1 to 6 feet above the net within my reach in a doubles match and it's getting put away. If you are lucky enough to play someone in singles who just sits at the baseline all day and floats 6 foot high topspin shots back and forth with you, then fine. But if they come to the net, you'll wish you had a bliste... | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-11-07 |
I just demo'ed the Clash 100 Pro v2, and let me say -- yuck. The embossing is incredibly distracting when I'm in ready position and holding the throat.
I've been playing with my Clash v1 for a few years and need to replace it, but I can't stand the feeling of the lettering on the v2. What do I do? Is it even worth ... | r/10s | post | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
You could probably find a V1 on marketplace/ebay if you're patient | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
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i don’t find it to be an issue in the slightest | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
If it bothers you that much then don't use it. You can get any old models on eBay. Or you can always try another racquet if you so desire. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
The clash v2 with special designs (US Open, RG etc.) don’t have this | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Take some putty and fill in the letters. Or find like, a 4 year old that needs an arts and crafts project to do it for you | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Hi all,
Recently bought a used Yonex Ezone 100. They had told me they got it from tennis warehouse as a complete beginner. I’m trying to figure out what strings they have on the racket. I assume they had it strung by tennis warehouse and sent to them. They look round, slightly plastic feeling with very little movemen... | r/10s | post | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
It's most likely some type of synthetic gut or multi filament | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
You may be able to read the text on the string if you look closely/it isn’t faded. I would think either prince synthetic gut or maybe Tecnifibre NRG2/X1 Biphase. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
It won’t be biphase because it’s expensive. More likely to be be prince synthetic gut | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Can’t comment on the strings, but just wanted to point out that the dampener needs to be outside the string pattern | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Probably Head Velocity MLT or Wilson Sensation from the color. I don't see the usual patterns that syn gut has. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Forehand video https://www.reddit.com/r/10s/s/kmLo3rBjTS | r/10s | post | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Sure! | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Its hard to say based on the limited video but if that as average point for you, you should do well in a 3.5. I would say your game looks better than that - but its hard to say and I could see you losing to a really good mover… | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Yeah. I'd say you'd be on the stronger side of 3.5 based on the single point. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
3.5 makes sense, def well beyond a 3.0.
I think a more experienced 3.5 will have better shot selection; all the opponents shots after that first, sharp backhand were pretty terrible. You’ll need to do a little more with shots like the first bh and volley if you want to do well. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Assuming this isn’t the best point of your life or anything, it’s very appropriate to sign up. 3.5 has a wide breadth of skill honestly. I’d say that’s the best place to go to find good competition. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Yes. You look like a pretty strong 3.5 in this video. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
I play tennis on hard courts 2-3 times a week for 2-3 hours each time. I bought this pair of solution ff 2 in July last year.I would like to ask if the condition of the soles and body of the shoes should be replaced. It may be due to the hard court. Even though the tread of the shoes has been worn smooth, there is stil... | r/10s | post | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Lol yes before your soul slips out of your body | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
I ordered my first actual tennis shoes the other day and I play in running shoes. I don’t know what took me so long, I slip, slide, hurt my ankles, and get gigantic blisters on my foot each time I play now. Good shoes are a must | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
I don't switch shoes until I get a hole in them. Then again shoes last me a month or 2. I've never worn out the soles this much before I get a hole on the toe of the left shoe or a hole on the top of my right shoe from sliding. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
you can still play with those shoes? Keep using them. Or you wanna buy something cuz you wanna spend money and have other shoes? Both options are respectable. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Those shoes aren’t match worthy but fine for training. Many players will use a pair for matches until they start to lose traction and then cycle those into training only use with a new pair for matches. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-13-07 |
I am signed to Head through skiing. Gave me 4 racquets, 2 serving and 2 receiving.
How much I play? Not much but some.
-HS Tennis Camp since 5th Grade. I did not play club or HS.
-HS Tennis Open Gym after COVID
-Alpine Team has a 6-8 week workout block at 4 days per week, 2 a days. Once a week, we have tennis pra... | r/10s | post | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
What is your question? | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
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I'm orange shirt.
I seem to be using the reverse forehand way too much and often when it's not the appropriate shot. You guys have any clue why that could be? I'm thinking it might be relating to contact timing and spacing. Or could just be a vice...
Any other advice is welcome! | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
I don't like your takeback on your forehand. You are forcing the racquet downward prior to forward acceleration and that is producing stiffness. You should be allowing gravity to work its magic on the racquet head, and then bursting forward.
https://preview.redd.it/jllnea7byebd1.png?width=482&format=png&auto=webp&s=4a... | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
I definitely noticed that! Any advice on how to fix that? It's definitely a problem I've been having of shooting balls way too high. Probably because of bringing the racket down like you mentioned. Thanks | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Your forehand kind of looks like Ugo Humbert's. Maybe watch some of his footage and see what he's doing to produce more lag from that position. I think you need to really loosen the wrist and shoot forward harder, allowing your arm to lag behind your hip. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Nice points. You have great footwork.
Hard to tell without better angles so take with grain of salt.
Looks like you let two put away volleys bounce and gave opponent another chance when you could have ended it. The volleys look loopy so that could use some cleaning too and will give you confidence at the net.
Onl... | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
your forehand would benefit from a little bit more time. your loop is quite long so try to take back earlier. it’s much easier to be aggressive and flatten out the shot if you’re already prepped before the ball bounces. you also need a little more space between you and the ball.
you have nice footwork so this shoul... | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
You’re really dropping the racquet face on your volleys. It’s causing the ball to pop up and looks like you have very little control over the ball.
Try to keep your wrist firmer on contact. You want to finish with the racquet more facing your target. Less motion/movement will help you control some of those shots at t... | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Thanks! I'll try to change that. I want to cut off a little big of the loop and not bring the racket down so much. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-11-07 |
The volleys came too close to the net. I'm a pretty poor net player and I get awkward when I get a loopy ball that falls close to the net. I get scared of touching the net lol
Thank you! | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-11-07 |
Yeah, I'm not very good at volleying yet. I still get pretty awkward there. Whenever the ball is kinda loopy and lands close to the net I often wait for it to bounce. GOtta work on that.
Thanks! | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-11-07 |
i actually don’t think the loop is a bad thing, especially if you primarily play on clay! | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-11-07 |
You'll be ending those points when you do..
I'm pretty good at volleys but it still takes me a set to feel comfy before putting them away strongly, funny game. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-11-07 |
I often do the loop when I'm trying to hit flat so the ball just flies way out haha. I would like to control better when to loop. But right now it seems like I can only do that. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-11-07 |
No prob! The first volley was a tough one. Second one your hands weren’t ready.
Try setting your wrist lower to promote a strong V-shape between your forearm and the handle of the racquet. Alcaraz and Nadal do it well if you need models. Keep that racquet head well above the wrist in your ready position inside the se... | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-11-07 |
when flattening out, just finish more laterally than vertically. you can keep the same stroke but finish more across your chest rather than over your shoulder. there are many videos of rafa (probably biggest loop of all time) flattening out balls by finishing lower | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-11-07 |
We just moved out to the Chicago burbs. I’m a former college player looking to get back in to tennis. Any recommendations on clubs in the Chicago suburbs? | r/10s | post | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Hey, for arm health reasons I'm thinking of moving away from polyester strings. For reference, I typically pop polyester strings every 15ish hours, and play at a 4.5 level with a typical amount of spin.
What are more durable between synthetic and natural gut as well as multifilament? I have been able to find info on t... | r/10s | post | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Maybe you can try Tecnifibre Triax to start with? It's a blend of multifilament and poly. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
String savers have done anything from what I’ve noticed. They usually pop out or just get torn through. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
If you're a poly breaker, you're going to burn through multis in mere hours. Natural gut is a non-starter unless money is no object. I can tell you that gut/poly is the best of both worlds, but after the first couple hours the poly notches into the gut and the experience changes considerably. It goes from "that is the ... | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
If you care for it while it’s in the racquet, natural gut has the best durability. Go up in gauge (I use 135, when i do it vs my normal 125/123) and don’t be afraid to spring for the babolat vs. The coating seems to be the best at resisting wear, IMO.
don’t expose it to extreme temperatures or humidity. keep it in a ... | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-10-07 |
Low tension poly is the way to go. Gut is second best but requires a lot of hoops to jump through, even though it maintains tension better than any other string type.
To your point, I’ll usually string natty gut a few pounds higher and break it in during practice sessions or over successive warmups before using it in... | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-10-07 |
Also, don’t use a shaped poly that’ll cut the gut if you’re using it in a hybrid setup. stick with round, snappy polys. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-10-07 |
For context, I used to play around once a week for a couple months when I was around 13, played a cousin a couple of times (he was considered good in his region). I've also been playing recreational table tennis since I can remember. I'm 24 now.
Recently, I've started playing 2-3 times a week with my family and girlfr... | r/10s | post | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
It is very easy, especially as beginner, to become overwhelmed and nitpick every piece of technical deficiency in your strokes especially if you are learning from you tube where there is 10 "THIS ONE TRICK WILL FIX \_\_\_\_".
It is far better to get as much court time as possible and simply develop swings which result... | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Thank you! This is actually spot on for how I feel rn | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Second the footwork, your swings can always be broken down and reconstructed by a coach. But active footwork isnt really rewarded until you start to be able to hold rallies with other decent players, at which point your footwork holds you back a lot (at least it is for me). | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
> Are lessons as important as everyone says they are
With the right coach, private lessons can provide custom instuctions and a tight feedback loop to correct technique flaws. If you can pay for them, I would always recommend trying private lessons.
An alternative to private lessons, is to video tape your practice o... | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Wouldn't I need to be on a certain level to be able to review my play? | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
> Wouldn't I need to be on a certain level to be able to review my play?
Not really. Most folks have no trouble comparing themselves to pros. Watch a few points of a pro/college match, then watch yourself play.
I cringed the first time I saw myself play tennis on video. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Fair, I might try it out then | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
If you’re having trouble with your schedule for lessons see if play your court has instructors in your area, the one I used for a few sessions was super accommodating to my schedule and I personally felt it was worth spending a bit more for one on one vs group lessons. In the meantime I’ve found the hitting against a w... | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Its just the fact that I don't have the time to share between our current sessions and lessons yet, but thanks for the advice! | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Just play against the best player in the world, the wall. A wood wall is the best, but block will do. Hint: the wall is very weak with lobs. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-10-07 |
learn footwork basics from the interwebs. most coaches don’t teach it in lessons anyway.
you can practice the proper movement out of your split steps with shadow strokes at home. if you can build the proper footwork techniques at home through repetition, you’ll have a strong foundation when you start with your teachi... | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-10-07 |
It's got a new stringing!! | r/10s | post | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
haha what a scam | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Wow, tennis balls, too? Great deal | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
 | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
To be fair, it says "ok to play with it", didn't say "play tennis wih it". | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
No lowball offers, I know what I have. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
It's that Osaka limited edition 🔥🔥🔥 | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Was | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Just saw your post this morning and this happen in the evening. Rip my ezone 98
https://preview.redd.it/5x586rh64ibd1.jpeg?width=2600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=804ff87b0bc86a08c1ede076502b6c0c6244eb2a | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
How does that even happen? Now I'm worried about my new ezone. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Slipped out of my hand while serving and smashed into the court 😢 | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
New fear unlocked 🔓 | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Sorry to hear bud!! Important to have fresh overgrips. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
I've been hearing about this a bit lately in this sub. Good reminder for me to stock up on overgrip. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-10-07 |
Glue and tape it | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-10-07 |
Enhanced dampening. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-13-07 |
4 serves (3 second serves and one first serve)
Video order: 1. Slice, 2. Kick, 3. Slice/kick, 4. Flat
Any tips? More body rotation?
(Pardon the dog, not mine)
| r/10s | post | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
It’s Bernard tomic!! | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
when you land after jumping, your feet are landing flat on the ground at the same time, when your left foot should kick up towards the back fence. watch any pro player serve and try to do what they are doing
you got very good pronation going on though, so thats good! | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
You are foot faulting every serve | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Slow it down for one thing. You never get set. Introduces unnecessary sources of variance. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
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Nope, bad angle to judge as I end up with a 1/4” to 1/2” of space before the baseline every serve. Something I’m quite OCD about but appreciate the gut check. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Good feedback. Admittedly I was trying to rapid fire off 5 serves for the shortest vid possible but this is solid feedback. Thank you. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Slow down A LOT. I’m not even sure what kind of serve you a doing because it’s not pinpoint and it’s not platform lol. You are essentially using one foot the entire serve and dragging your left foot forward uselessly at the end. Pinpoint serve you are supposed to use both feet to accelerate your body body up and forwar... | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
Very good feedback - exactly what I was looking for! | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
THIS. It started happening when I tried to switch from a pinpoint last year to platform and now I’ve developed a right leg only jump. Can’t figure out if I should try to go back to actual pinpoint or push myself to keep working on platform and planting both feet. Great feedback - thank you. | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
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Your foot crosses the centre line before you hit the ball? | r/10s | comment | r/10s | 2024-09-07 |
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