Liga Tenisowa DeSki Warsaw Players

The player is just beginning to play tennis.

They have little experience in hitting balls and are still working on keeping the ball in play regardless of its speed.

They can maintain slow-paced rallies but lack experience. There are noticeable deficiencies in their technique, although they have a basic understanding of singles and doubles play.

They are learning to judge the ball’s trajectory but have poor court coverage skills (limited knowledge of court geometry). They can sustain short rallies at a slow pace with players of similar ability.

Handles medium-paced shots but does not feel comfortable with all strokes. Has difficulty achieving proper control, depth, and power in their shots.

Is able to select shots based on the situation but still struggles with shot depth and shot selection. Has started to show some aggression at the net, has improved court coverage, and is learning teamwork in doubles play.

Is able to select shots with control and depth from both the forehand and backhand sides across a variety of situations, and shows the ability to successfully execute lobs, smashes, approach shots, and volleys. Occasionally forces errors with their serve and demonstrates good teamwork skills in doubles play. May lose rallies due to a lack of patience.

Is beginning to develop the ability to use power and spin and is starting to handle faster-paced shots. Shows good footwork, can control shot depth, and is starting to adjust tactics based on the opponent. Can hit a strong and accurate first serve and place the second serve effectively. Tends to overhit on difficult shots. Plays aggressively (offensively) in doubles.

The player has good anticipation of shots and sometimes plays impressive shots. They possess consistency, which they can base their game on. They know how to hit regular winners and force errors from the opponent after their short shots. They are skilled at volleying (finishing with it). They know how to play lobs, drop shots, half-volleys, and smashes. They can achieve the right depth of shots and spin on most second serves.

His main strengths are power and/or consistency. He can change tactics and playing style during a match and is able to play effectively under pressure.

Basically, he doesn’t need an NTRP rating. Past or current rankings speak for him. This player has been/is ranked in national rankings.

He lives from tennis – a professional.