how can you beat a person that knows all about your game (techniques, weaknesses,etc..)????

Question

*that person is my practice & doubles partners

Answer 1

Change the strategy.

Answer 2

If that opponent knows your whole game then the chances are that you know his. You have to plan a game to your strengths. Not try and do things you would not ordinarily do. In your game attack his weak spots , but not by doing anything that makes you uncomfortable. Continue to work hard on your game, not necessarily the things you do well , but your weaker areas , EXP Overhead ,short balls movement. The most important thing a Junior can work on is his or her first and second serve. Try and get it so that you get one or two free points a game and give none back on double faults. Two doubles per set is all that should be allowed and they should come at times such as 30-0 or 40-15. Spend at least as much time serving as you do hitting ground strokes. You can do it on your own time and do not need a coach standing and watching. Good luck be tough.

Answer 3

Sheer determination and statistics. Every dog has his day. One day, your partner will be a little less intimidating than usual, and you will be a little better than usual. I once had a partner that I played 4 times a week for three years. (Tennis). In that time, I only won one set (6-0). Most of the time he won 6-3 or 6-4, so we weren't that widely different. Good Luck.

Answer 4

Boxing is all approximately skill and brains over brawn. It unquestionably will help you defeat greater desirable, yet untrained human beings. Boxing is likewise approximately disciplining your self against thoughts at the same time with anger and worry. With education and self assurance, you may stand there in a boxing stance, palms up, which comprise your opponent winging photos at you and you will no longer experience in the slightest degree offended or afraid. the clarification your acquaintances say it extremely is ineffective is using the fact they do no longer desire you able to protective your self. And Gymming isn't a word.

Answer 5

In this case u really have to do some thing hard n which is unexpected to tht person.

Once i was told a quotation "Practice makes a man perfect."
tht's what ur need is all about.
If he knows ur's may be some thing bout him u also knowing, coz every has atleast 1 drawback.
tht's d only point u have to crush tht person but be sure of it.
other wise it can harm u.
tht sit

Answer 6

Mix it up, go against your natural patterns. As for your weaknesses, practice at them so they become your strengths. Expose your partners weaknesses! You should know his game like he knows yours!

Answer 7

start doing some practice and training without the person and get newer and better techniques and overcome your weaknesses

Answer 8

i hate when that happens. here's what i did i practiced my weakness and got better at it. i also practiced my serve so i could gt aces off of that person. then i tried to remember what there techniques were and i tried to play to there weakness.

Answer 9

Grasshopper even Bruce Lee said himself you will never beat your master b/c they are always changing their style they may teach you one way and teach someon else another but the key is to change your style and modify your moves so they never knew what hit them they think they are going to get jabbed so they throw up a block but your turn around and kick them in the head they would never have known it was comming and you have won~~~~~may the force be with you grasshopper

Answer 10

You have to come up with new techniques and strengthen your weaknesses. That's how you become the best!

Answer 11

You have to try something new.
You should know all of your partners weakness too.