Sabalenka's serve is daunting. But her forehand might be the most overwhelming part of her game. The Belarusian swats away efforts that land along her right side with frightening pace and accuracy. In fact, her forehand could — and would — stifle men's players, too. Her average forehand top spin speed sits at 129 km/h, faster than that of the present "Big Three" of Carlos Alcaraz (127 km/h), Jannik Sinner (126 km/h) and Novak Djokovic (122 km/h).
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回复 '吾言' 的评论 : 哈哈哈,是呀,所以,我很快乐!
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非常赞同,如果每个人的天赋都能被发现且培养还怕生活在这世界不快乐!
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回复 'soullessbody' 的评论 : 哈哈哈,你对心得的解读异于常人,哈哈。
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回复 '新林院' 的评论 : 这个好像不是传言,是事实,哈哈哈
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回复 '新林院' 的评论 : 这个速度表,我还是第一次见。
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我看题目以为是个心得贴,急急忙忙冲进来读,结果发现是个牛尔塞贴。
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【不认识这个 Patrick Mouratoglou,】
Patrick Mouratoglou 是 Serena 多年的教练。
也有传言说他白天教 Serena 打球,晚上还教她别的。
根据照片,多半是真的。
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【我自己也知道我女儿打网球的时候,最明显的就是她的力量。】
现在女子网球手 Sabalenka 正手的力量已经超过男子目前的 "Big 3"。
正手速度:
Sabalenka:129 km/h
Alcaraz:127 km/h
Sinner:126 km/h
Djokovic:122 km/h
回复 '卢一拍' 的评论 : google 了一下,原来是他呀,我只知道他叫 Patrick,不知道他姓什么。他说的话我不相信呀,哈哈哈。
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回复 '卢一拍' 的评论 : 哈哈,不认识这个 Patrick Mouratoglou,也不知道他说的对不对。
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Patrick Mouratoglou said sometime "Talent is not an asset. it's actual the opposite."
Every child has some talents/gifts. It's his/her life. I don't think it's the parents obligation to find out their children's gifts.
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回复 'xyz66' 的评论 : 哈哈哈
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@elfie
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on raising children, shedding some light on children‘s own rights in self-development and growth.
However, don’t even bother to wake up those who pretend to be asleep:)
人家是暗戳戳嘚瑟,何必搅人清梦呢?
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回复 'elfie' 的评论 : 我读不懂您的英文,as always.
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回复 '魅力野花' 的评论 : 是吗?
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回复 'dhyang_wxc' 的评论 : 哈哈哈,嗯嗯嗯。
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I think your problem is you put too much attention on the kid. If you have multiple kids, then this method or so-called "intense parenting" wouldn't even be brought up. It's really not our job to discover children's special talents because it's a crap shoot. They may or may not be that special anyway. If they do, they will find it out themselves.
I got too many children to worry about that. Sometimes I feel comic hearing them running around and racking havocs. Why did we create those children and the problems that come with them? Whenever I hear people complain about children or feel regret about not doing enough with them, I chuckle. We didn't ask whether they want to be my children before they were born! So, when I want to get them to do what I want them to do, either do the homework or play sports, play music, I feel like a bad boss. I'm trying to bend someone's will as if he or she belong to me while they are not. They really don't have obligations to listen to my orders, fulfill my wishes and extend my life, do they?