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Now, we all know how many tennis analyst have proclaimed that you need to center the ball the beat the Williams. I think this exact tactic would work well on Kim.
Just face it, she's too good on the run. She gets to everything and she gets them back with something on it.
I see Kim as having more problems when the ball is hit to her, that's when the errors fly off her racket. Lindsay tried the wrong tactic today. She tried to blow Kim off the court, but Kim just hung in there. If you are going to move Kim side to side, I believe you need to come to net and finish that point off up there; it's no use in keep banging away from the baseline.
However, I think centering the ball would work wonders. Kim is still not consistent, or as consistent, off the ground as she is when she is on the run. Kim doesn't make the errors when she is running, Kim makes the errors when the ball is right there and when she has to do something with it.
Anyone else think I have something here?
Just face it, she's too good on the run. She gets to everything and she gets them back with something on it.
I see Kim as having more problems when the ball is hit to her, that's when the errors fly off her racket. Lindsay tried the wrong tactic today. She tried to blow Kim off the court, but Kim just hung in there. If you are going to move Kim side to side, I believe you need to come to net and finish that point off up there; it's no use in keep banging away from the baseline.
However, I think centering the ball would work wonders. Kim is still not consistent, or as consistent, off the ground as she is when she is on the run. Kim doesn't make the errors when she is running, Kim makes the errors when the ball is right there and when she has to do something with it.
Anyone else think I have something here?