timing factors
TIMING > BODY COORDINATION > HIT MOVEMENT > FOOTWORK > FOCUSED ON THE APPROACHING BALL >
BALL TRAJECTORY, ANTICIPATION, RHYTHM > Bounce, SPEED, HEIGHT, DIRECTION, SPIN, DEPTH.
YOUR OWN BALL SKILLS & PERSPECTIVE >
ASSESSMENT > OPPONENT + POSITION + HIT MOMENT + MOVEMENT > STANDING, HITTING, GOING >
BALL DIRECTION, HEIGHT AND DEPTH, SPEED OR INERTIA.
What is realistic play?
Play → Intent → Tactics → Technique → Observation.
We distinguish eight timing factors that influence the point of contact:
Eye-hand coordination and eye-foot coordination.
The speed of the incoming ball.
The direction of the incoming ball.
The speed of the body.
The point of contact (point of contact), whether it is uphill or downhill, before or after the wall.
The swing speed of the racket.
The direction of play of the outgoing bal
The rotation of the incoming and outgoing ball in combination with the court surface and the wall.
