a*****1
发帖数: 32 | 1 让李娜和四蛋去享受经过艰苦训练后获得的成功吧。
来讨论一下技术问题：
1）男单决赛第一盘，为什么四蛋能压制住纳豆？（纳豆那时即使有伤，也不很严重）
2）如果你是四蛋，你觉得还有什么地方可以改进？或最需要提高。
3）李娜赢了球。你觉得她什么地方做的好，什么地方还可以改进。
“我无愧于自己，我现在做任何事情的信条都是：第一，不伤害自己；第二，不违背自
己的良心。我觉得这就可以了，我不是完人，但我是个善良的人，我是个勇敢的人，我
不需要每个人都认可这一点，我只需要面对头顶的星空和内心的良知。"
"我谁也代表不了，我也不想代表谁，我只想代表我自己。"
来自李娜的自传
Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter.
Try Again. Fail again. Fail better.
-- Tattoo on Wawrinka's left forearm | b*********s
发帖数: 6757 | 2 要回答第一个问题,得先了解四蛋的game plan. 你觉得他的game plan 是啥?
【在 a*****1 的大作中提到】
: 让李娜和四蛋去享受经过艰苦训练后获得的成功吧。
: 来讨论一下技术问题：
: 1）男单决赛第一盘，为什么四蛋能压制住纳豆？（纳豆那时即使有伤，也不很严重）
: 2）如果你是四蛋，你觉得还有什么地方可以改进？或最需要提高。
: 3）李娜赢了球。你觉得她什么地方做的好，什么地方还可以改进。
: “我无愧于自己，我现在做任何事情的信条都是：第一，不伤害自己；第二，不违背自
: 己的良心。我觉得这就可以了，我不是完人，但我是个善良的人，我是个勇敢的人，我
: 不需要每个人都认可这一点，我只需要面对头顶的星空和内心的良知。"
: "我谁也代表不了，我也不想代表谁，我只想代表我自己。"
: 来自李娜的自传
| x*d
发帖数: 1696 | 3 1）四蛋居然反手大斜线硬拼纳豆正手，很多球是上升期直接砸过去，砸的纳豆都不敢
变线，看的真他妈荡气回肠......
【在 a*****1 的大作中提到】
: 让李娜和四蛋去享受经过艰苦训练后获得的成功吧。
: 来讨论一下技术问题：
: 1）男单决赛第一盘，为什么四蛋能压制住纳豆？（纳豆那时即使有伤，也不很严重）
: 2）如果你是四蛋，你觉得还有什么地方可以改进？或最需要提高。
: 3）李娜赢了球。你觉得她什么地方做的好，什么地方还可以改进。
: “我无愧于自己，我现在做任何事情的信条都是：第一，不伤害自己；第二，不违背自
: 己的良心。我觉得这就可以了，我不是完人，但我是个善良的人，我是个勇敢的人，我
: 不需要每个人都认可这一点，我只需要面对头顶的星空和内心的良知。"
: "我谁也代表不了，我也不想代表谁，我只想代表我自己。"
: 来自李娜的自传
| h*****e
发帖数: 1330 | 4 同意这个，感觉四蛋就是豁出去了，而且一直到第二盘豆子“伤发”的时候，打得豆子
六神无主，是豆子之前完全没想到的，于是就出来了普兰B
【在 x*d 的大作中提到】
: 1）四蛋居然反手大斜线硬拼纳豆正手，很多球是上升期直接砸过去，砸的纳豆都不敢
: 变线，看的真他妈荡气回肠......
| U***E
发帖数: 46 | 5 个人感觉就是用正手大角度底线压制纳达尔的反手。纳达尔反手在压迫时只会斜线，所
以不用担心其直线偷袭。等其反手回球质量不高，用正手或反手突击其正手位，迫使其
回球不到后场，然后再发力大角度攻击。
若纳达尔大角度正手高吊，坚持反手斜线大角度回击，如其回球质量不高，再反手直线
突袭或侧身正手发力搏杀。
不知说的对不对？
【在 b*********s 的大作中提到】
: 要回答第一个问题,得先了解四蛋的game plan. 你觉得他的game plan 是啥?
| s**e
发帖数: 1834 | 6 觉得是用反手大角度底线压制纳达尔的正手，以暴制暴，呵呵。
【在 U***E 的大作中提到】
: 个人感觉就是用正手大角度底线压制纳达尔的反手。纳达尔反手在压迫时只会斜线，所
: 以不用担心其直线偷袭。等其反手回球质量不高，用正手或反手突击其正手位，迫使其
: 回球不到后场，然后再发力大角度攻击。
: 若纳达尔大角度正手高吊，坚持反手斜线大角度回击，如其回球质量不高，再反手直线
: 突袭或侧身正手发力搏杀。
: 不知说的对不对？
| h*h
发帖数: 18873 | 7 挖轮打得味道有点像早几年的狒狒，打上升期多，有机会就打边角压住对手。打过渡球
少。 | b**********s
发帖数: 9531 | 8 讨论决赛还不如讨论和老德的那场呢，那场精彩的多，才是真正的决赛。 | a*****1
发帖数: 32 | 9 四蛋的game plan
发信人: rrna (rrna), 信区: Tennis
标 题: stan的gameplan（atp官网）
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Tue Jan 28 01:50:37 2014, 美东)
http://www.atpworldtour.com/News/Tennis/2014/01/5/Australian-Op
Primary - Attack the Forehand
Wawrinka built his set-and-a-break lead with the clever tactic of going
after Nadal’s forehand wide in the Ad court. Nadal is always looking to
gravitate to his right to turn a backhand into a forehand in the deuce court
, so Wawrinka often went wide in the Ad court early in the point to take
advantage of this subtle movement. Nadal committed five forehand errors
during this period, all in the Ad court, and four of them were sliding
defensively as wide as the alley. Wawrinka wasted no time attacking this
area, winning the opening point of the match by twice pressuring Nadal deep
and wide, forcing a forehand error long down the line.
Primary - The Backhand Cage
Wawrinka constantly put Nadal on defense by hitting to his backhand out wide
behind the alley in deuce court exchanges, which had three main benefits
for Wawrinka: Nadal had no backhand winners in the first 11 games, it made
it tough to hit his favorite run-around forehand in the deuce court and it
created a lower percentage, wider angle to go down the line to neutralize
the point to Wawrinka’s backhand. Wawrinka’s curling, cross-court forehand
essentially put Nadal’s backhand in a cage. Wawrinka broke Nadal for the
first time at 1-1, 15/40 with one of these excessively wide rally balls that
Nadal could only manage to slice back, bouncing before the net.
Secondary - Backhand Down-The-Line
This was a masterful tactic from Wawrinka that was a crushing blow to Nadal
every time it landed. Wawrinka hit the down-the-line backhand winner for the
first time at 1-1, 40/15 off a low backhand slice down the line from Nadal.
It won Wawrinka the game with a huge exclamation point. He hit it like a
rocket as a passing shot in the following game. Nadal could not handle it,
leading to the first break of serve of the match. The next time The Swiss
used it was with Nadal serving at 1-4, 30/15. Wawrinka crushed three
consecutive backhands cross court then pulled the trigger down the line for
a spectacular winner. Just the threat of having such a huge weapon without
always using it creates doubt and uncertainty in Nadal’s baseline movement
and shot selection.
Secondary - Serve and Volley
The scoreboard dictated this clever surprise tactic as Wawrinka did it six
times in building his set-and-a-break lead – never when he was behind in
the point score; once with the point score tied and five times when he was
ahead in the point score, including twice at 40/0 where the pressure was
minimised. Wawrinka won five of six and what was interesting was the way he
went about it – a sprint to the net with no split step, which enabled him
to get well inside the service line when he had to hit a volley.
Nadal’s back injury early in the second set ended Wawrinka’s spectacular
play as he now encountered a new opponent who served softer, took more risks
and used less patterns. While it seems logical that an injured opponent
should be easier to play, quite often it’s the complete opposite as
Wawrinka’s brilliant tactics no longer applied. Clarity was replaced with
nerves, and as is often the case, Wawrinka hoped Nadal would miss.
Wawrinka battled himself during the third set, which he lost, and for most
of the fourth until he got the final break of serve to go ahead 5-3 and then
served it out for an incredible, rollercoaster victory. The best set of his
life laid the perfect foundation for the best win of his life and the
fulfillment of a dream to become a Grand Slam champion. |
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