although I am not a fan of his particular school of tennis thought, I respect his passion and enthusiasm, just another proof that tennis love is for life
he's got access to a huge talent pool, produces some great champions and I like him, great character.
I think he ruins more than produces, tbh. I look forward to MacEnroe's academy to start bearing some fruit.
What makes you say that about the ruins?
His players are in love with the baseline.
I don't think you can attribute a love of the baseline to Bolliterri.
He's great at at getting players to play to their strengths and maximising their potential, whether it be a baseliner like Courier or a serve volleyer like Becker.
His players are a bit soulless for me, all routine and pattern.
all routine and pattern.
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That's tennis for you.
Yes for you as well, as routines and patterns is how tennis is taught for everyone, even Nole.
just that some are able to outgrow those patterns thanks to their IQ
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Nice article on Bollettieri
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posted on 14/7/12
although I am not a fan of his particular school of tennis thought, I respect his passion and enthusiasm, just another proof that tennis love is for life
posted on 14/7/12
he's got access to a huge talent pool, produces some great champions and I like him, great character.
posted on 14/7/12
I think he ruins more than produces, tbh. I look forward to MacEnroe's academy to start bearing some fruit.
posted on 14/7/12
What makes you say that about the ruins?
posted on 14/7/12
His players are in love with the baseline.
posted on 14/7/12
I don't think you can attribute a love of the baseline to Bolliterri.
He's great at at getting players to play to their strengths and maximising their potential, whether it be a baseliner like Courier or a serve volleyer like Becker.
posted on 14/7/12
His players are a bit soulless for me, all routine and pattern.
posted on 14/7/12
all routine and pattern.
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That's tennis for you.
posted on 14/7/12
not for me.
posted on 14/7/12
Yes for you as well, as routines and patterns is how tennis is taught for everyone, even Nole.
posted on 14/7/12
just that some are able to outgrow those patterns thanks to their IQ
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