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In today's video, I explain all tennis levels from beginner to GOAT.
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Honest, authentic , genuine , bitter for some truth. High quality content
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Wonderful content, truthful and enlightening. I started playing at the age of 16, I have held national rankings in the Men’s 35’s, 40’s, all the way to the 70’s. The highest level I played at was the competitive level. At the age of 68, I was able to gain a ranking of 172 in the Men’s Open Division in Southern California. I was able to win a few matches against Division 3 players who were high recreational players. Tennis has been a wonderful journey, no one should ever give up the game because of unrealistic goals. The journey is always more rewarding than the destination.
Norman Ashbrooke
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I learned from this video that patience, time, and experience are the key to climbing up to the top of the bottom half. As a teen feeling like 10 years playing has been forever, it’s nice to know that time will pay off
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Great point about players like myself who pick up the game later being mechanical vs kids who learn to play with natural fluidity without mentally trying to apply what they are taught
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Perfectly assessed, thank you
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Your explanation about tennis level beginning from ground up to the top is as exactly as to what I have been looking for.
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Brilliant breakdown Nick💯
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Very thoughtful and insightful content. Thank you
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i remember suggesting a video like this a while ago. Can’t believe you actually made it coach 😂
thanks so much
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I love your videos. I'm just getting back into tennis as an adult and I used to play hours everyday like a decade ago. Some of my technique and footwork is still in there. My goal now is just getting some good consistency because I feel like that's when matchplay gets more fun.
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Great vid. I find a huge limiting factor I see in a lot of players (including me) in getting from advanced rec level to competitive rec level is the serve. I feel like there’s such a huge difference in serves between those levels. Big first serves with great technique and consistency and really effective kick serves. I feel like getting all other aspects of play to that level is much more doable than the serve.
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Very interesting topic! I am an intermediate rec player who took up tennis as an adult! Thank you Nick.
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The truth oftentimes hurts, but it also sets you free. As St. Thomas Aquinas said: "The greatest charity one can do to another is to lead him to the truth."
Thanks for another good video, Nick. Happy New Year!
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Great video! Sobering and motivating all at once 👍
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Excellent video Nick! I started playing tennis two years ago over COVID and now stuck at the intermediate rec level, which I'd say is NTRP 3.5. The main difference I see between 3.5s and 4.0s is 4.0s are a lot more consistent either from not having major technique flaws or playing like a very good pusher.
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I think this description is intuitive and fairly comprehensive. There are a few things that—for time reasons, I assume—you had to glance over, which I think make a huge difference in some of these levels. For example, access to high quality coaching from a young age; competitive club league play in Europe from childhood at all levels; access to different court surfaces from a young age; later on definitely age and injuries; having a coaching and physio team; and a huge one… fitness! At the competitive level so much comes down to living and training like a tennis player all hours of the day. Players in top D1 programs live like full-time athletes… diet, supplements, strength training, cardio, stretching and mobility exercise, sleep routine, access to physical therapy, recovery routines… it’s a huge difference maker.
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Such a great video! I was wondering about this recently! Thank you!
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this is an awesome breakdown – I'm a decent but not special player who won a few very small junior titles as a 14-16 y/o; played canadian university tennis (huge difference in level from school to school, from D1 comparable players to club-level guys on a US scale; I was our singles #5); and now, at 26, competing in open tournaments in quebec where I'll win a main draw match now and again but am generally losing badly to D1-type players (last match was 2 and 1 against a D1 senior, 11+ UTR)
I'm up to #160 in canadian men's open singles rankings which is just a product of playing (not winning haha) tons of opens, I know I'm not going to come through a qualifying draw, but purely for the life experience I'm entering in a few futures this year, and I think it's really helped to always have realistic expectations
point being – I'm having more fun and playing more often than at any point in my life (hockey, not tennis, was my main sport as a junior and student), and even just not getting bageled by these borderline lower-high level players has been a perfect challenge and way to get in the best shape of my life!
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