You made mistakes, against for your opponent. It's clean! You made half of your mistakes before stroke # . For comparison, half of the points lasted strokes or more. You made mistakes, against for your opponent. It's clean! You made half of your mistakes before stroke # . For comparison, half of the points lasted strokes or more.
You made mistakes, against for your opponent. You made half of your mistakes before stroke # . For comparison, half of the points lasted strokes or more. You made mistakes, against for your opponent. You made half of your mistakes before stroke # . For comparison, half of the points lasted strokes or more.
You made mistakes, against for your opponent. You made half of your mistakes before stroke # . For comparison, half of the points lasted strokes or more. You made mistakes, against for your opponent. You made half of your mistakes before stroke # . For comparison, half of the points lasted strokes or more.
Return errors
You made only % errors on returns, but won only % of points after making a successful return. What if you tried to be more aggressive when returning serves?
You made only % errors on returns and won only % of points after making a successful return. Your opponent seemed to be running out of solutions!
You made only % errors on returns, and even won % of points after making a successful return. You seem to have prevented your opponent from setting up their game. Nice work!
Your opponent served well: you made % errors on returns. Even when you returned their serves, you only won % of the points. In the face of adversity, it's best to try as many variations as possible: your starting position, the placement of your return, how much risk one takes...
Your opponent served well: you made % errors on returns. Even when you returned their serves, you only won % of the points. In the face of adversity, it's best to try as many variations as possible: your starting position, the placement of your return, how much risk one takes...
You took risks on returns (% errors). Whereas in % of the cases, "simply" returning the serve was enough to win the point!
Your opponent served well: you made % errors on returns. Even when you returned their serves, you only won % of the points. In the face of adversity, it's best to try as many variations as possible: your starting position, the placement of your return, how much risk one takes...
Your opponent served well: you made % errors on returns. You performed better afterwards: once you returned their serves, you won % of the points. In the face of adversity, it's best to try as many variations as possible: your starting position, the placement of your return, how much risk one takes...
You took risks on returns (% errors). Whereas in % of the cases, "simply" returning the serve was enough to win the point!
You made % return faults. Have you tried varying your starting position?
You took risks on returns (% faults). Sometimes, simply returning the service is enough to win the point.
Third ball errors
You made only % of errors right after your serve. Keeping it under control! However, you won only % of the points after successfully executing your third ball. It may be worth trying to be more aggressive on your third ball!
You made only % of errors right after your serve. Keeping it under control! After successfully executing your third ball, you won % of the points. Are you taking the right level of risk on your third ball?
You made only % of errors right after your serve, while winning % of the points after your third ball. You combined safety with effectiveness: well done!
You made % of errors right after your serve. And even when your third shots got in, you only won % of the points. The good news is that you have a clearly identified area for improvement!
You made % of errors right after your serve. After successfully executing your third ball, you won % of the points. Are you taking the right level of risk on your third ball?
You made % of errors right after your serve. But at least when your third balls go in, they hurt: % of points won!
Too bad about those % errors right after your serve. But even when your third balls go in, you only win % of the points. In this kind of situation, all that's left is to take risks so you don't have any regrets!
Too bad about those % errors right after your serve. Especially since when your third balls go in, you win % of the points!
Too bad about those % errors right after your serve. Try taking less risk on your third balls. When they go in, you win % of the points!
You made % errors right after your serve. Focus on those that provide you easy balls.
Too bad, these % errors right after your serve. Try taking less risk on your third balls.
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