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I just have to say thanks. I was in tournament yesterday, and I didn´t lose even one round, because I have learned so much from you in so short period of time =)
Remember make new free lessons, new DVDs, and come to Finland some day. (dreaming... :D)
So, keep up the good work.
Regards, Anton.
Hi Anton,
Well done. It is great to hear about your result. It certainly does feel nice to go through a tournament undefeated.
Let me know more about your tournament.
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Anton Tamminen Posted 13 years ago
Sure, I am happy to tell...stuff.
My opponents were pretty nervous before the tournament started, because they have heard I have been training much. My first opponent was anti-spin dude. Whahhah. He was easy. Backspin serve, and it comes back=topspin. Great smash to deep into his backhand side, and point. That worked 5 or 6 times in every set ^^. When he served, well, they haved like no-spin. Yes he was that stupid he had anti on both sides So it was easy beasy.
Ok,second opponent. I heard he was very good defender, so all I had to say was: Topspin,topspin,topspin, dropshot ;D. That clarifies enough.
Ok, third opponent, in semi-finals. Aggressive attacker, rubbers were Xiom Vega Pro´s. I chopped a lot and later, when time was right, BOOM! Smash and point ^^.
Ziga Kranjec Posted 13 years ago
hey Anton how did you switch between defense and attack in your third match, that's how I want to play, but have trouble going from defense to offense, any tips for me?
great to hear about your results, good luck.