Best rally in San Bernardino, CA, bar none! Here's to two short guys who can hit hard!
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Hey, John. I finally can get my kick serve to touch the back fence after landing in the box. At the bottom though. Need to work on that limbo position and a deeper knee bend. :)
Thanks, John. I'm just a forty year old guy who picked up the racquet four years ago with ten years off. I taught myself everything in a "cow" town, or better yet, "railroad and warehouse" town. I'm just glad I can play. Maybe one day, I'll go and try a tournament this year and pay my dues. lol
In San Bernardino, bro. I never said in all of So Cal. I'm probably the only guy who hits Western forehand in town.
San Bernardino is a little town in So Cal. Sorry I missed them. I didn't know you'd be counting. lol Well, check out the other videos. I missed less at the beginning.
Round the world is a must with poly, I believe. Anything to keep the tension right where it is.
I absolutely hate it when I hit a cannonball flat, and it comes hurtling back past me as I'm charging up. There's a kid that can do that with his forehand in San Bernardino. I swing my slice out wide and hard, then he rips around the right side of the ball and cranks it crosscourt. He doesn't even get sideways with his feet, and does that Djokovic toe forward skid and closes his shoulders at the same time, then uncoils nearly table top place. And these are slice serves hitting three or four feet up the side of the box!
Solinco Tour Bite, a very great string! Only thing is I think with it in full set, it is too trampoliny. I can't drive my strokes like I want to. So I use it as a hybrid, either Dunlop synthetic gut (gold version), NRG2 or X-One Biphase.
Well, that puts a ton of pressure on the returner if they already lost two points without a chance. What do they try to do, are some crazy enough to chip and charge or do they stay back 6 ft and take a swipe?
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