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02-11-2012, 09:55 AM
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How can a player be "tired" after 2 days rest?
How can a player be tired after a 5 setter when they have 2 days to recover, to do ice baths, god knows what else etc?
I mean, after even hours of running around, you catch your breath after a few mintues.
I mean I can understand how the body is stiff, you certainly get cramps and what not.
But "tired"? I dont think so.
Okay, its hard to back up after hard work outs. Its hard. But in tennis you get breaks.
Cyclists, Runners, they train every day. 2 days rest is heaps to them. I mean Marathon runners run the equivilent of 4 marathons in training a week, the top ones. They run 160KM a week.
Djokovic ran about 11KM over his semi and final at AO.
Okay, a lot of thats sprinting. But still. Thats not the toughest of workouts over 6 hours with rests.
How could you be tired per say?
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Now since Nadal won many of his titles against a clownish Federer, it means Nadal's victories are also cheapened.
And finally, since Nole beat a clownish Nadal in many of his slam victories, his achievements are further cheapened.
Conclusion: everyone is a clown, playing in a neverending clown era.
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02-11-2012, 10:02 AM
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Re: How can a player be "tired" after 2 days rest?
you really have no clue, do you
sprinting, stopping and sprinting again, changing directions, it's incredibly tough...how can you not be tired should be the question.
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02-11-2012, 10:05 AM
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Re: How can a player be "tired" after 2 days rest?
You get tired after more than 5 hours, i mean you get tired naturally, it would be the same with 10 days rest.
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02-11-2012, 10:06 AM
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Re: How can a player be "tired" after 2 days rest?
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02-11-2012, 10:10 AM
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Re: How can a player be "tired" after 2 days rest?
Well, I think you made a wrong comparaison with cycling and running.
I will just answer on one thing : in tennis, you can be tired physically of course, but also mentally. You need to be sooo focus at the ATP level, on each point, you have to come with a plan, you have to be ready to adapt it, handle the pressure in the decisive moment, accept the frustration... tennis is such an exhausted sport in the mental department. A 5 sets' match takes you a lot of energy in the mental department because tennis in more emotional than others sports.
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02-11-2012, 10:31 AM
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Re: How can a player be "tired" after 2 days rest?
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Originally Posted by Adri89
Well, I think you made a wrong comparaison with cycling and running.
I will just answer on one thing : in tennis, you can be tired physically of course, but also mentally. You need to be sooo focus at the ATP level, on each point, you have to come with a plan, you have to be ready to adapt it, handle the pressure in the decisive moment, accept the frustration... tennis is such an exhausted sport in the mental department. A 5 sets' match takes you a lot of energy in the mental department because tennis in more emotional than others sports.
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You think running 42.2km or cycling for hours and hours and hours and hours and hours isnt mentally tiring?
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Federer is a clown who only beat mugs, making his slam victories less meaningful.
Now since Nadal won many of his titles against a clownish Federer, it means Nadal's victories are also cheapened.
And finally, since Nole beat a clownish Nadal in many of his slam victories, his achievements are further cheapened.
Conclusion: everyone is a clown, playing in a neverending clown era.
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02-11-2012, 10:47 AM
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Re: How can a player be "tired" after 2 days rest?
I suggest you to get really tired for once, instead of spending days thinking what poll should i make for today.
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02-11-2012, 11:09 AM
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Re: How can a player be "tired" after 2 days rest?
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02-11-2012, 11:11 AM
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Re: How can a player be "tired" after 2 days rest?
tennis is much more complicated than running and cycling. it requires mental and psychical energy. 2 days rest should be enough, but at the highest level small things decide who's gonna win a match. I also think that it's silly to compare other sports with tennis.
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02-11-2012, 11:12 AM
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Re: How can a player be "tired" after 2 days rest?
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Originally Posted by BodyServe
You get tired after more than 5 hours, i mean you get tired naturally, it would be the same with 10 days rest.
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Thats not what im talking about.
NikosureE was exhausted even after a few games against Murray at AO after the 5 setter with Tsonga.
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Federer is a clown who only beat mugs, making his slam victories less meaningful.
Now since Nadal won many of his titles against a clownish Federer, it means Nadal's victories are also cheapened.
And finally, since Nole beat a clownish Nadal in many of his slam victories, his achievements are further cheapened.
Conclusion: everyone is a clown, playing in a neverending clown era.
- DustMan
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02-11-2012, 11:15 AM
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Re: How can a player be "tired" after 2 days rest?
NikosureE lol
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02-11-2012, 11:15 AM
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Re: How can a player be "tired" after 2 days rest?
What I mean is, you might be tight, not move as well, be sore.
But you wont get out of breath easier due to a hard workout you did 2 days ago. Your cardio system has already recovered.
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Federer is a clown who only beat mugs, making his slam victories less meaningful.
Now since Nadal won many of his titles against a clownish Federer, it means Nadal's victories are also cheapened.
And finally, since Nole beat a clownish Nadal in many of his slam victories, his achievements are further cheapened.
Conclusion: everyone is a clown, playing in a neverending clown era.
- DustMan
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02-11-2012, 11:17 AM
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Re: How can a player be "tired" after 2 days rest?
accumilated fatigue
push your body hard enough and damage stays for more than "2days rest"
probably irreversible damage to your joints, your muscles etc
did you know that 1000 people die of heart attacks ever year from running marathons- and not just unhealthy people
even the healthiest of people can suffer heart attacks- if you train more than 4 hours a day you push your body beyond what its naturally capable of
in other words over training is worse than no training at all
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02-11-2012, 11:17 AM
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Re: How can a player be "tired" after 2 days rest?
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Originally Posted by Deathless Mortal
NikosureE lol
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I can never remember his spelling so just go with the Phonetic
But you know what I mean right? I mean olympic athletes have to run heats, semis, finals, with very little rest.
They dont really get "tired".
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Federer is a clown who only beat mugs, making his slam victories less meaningful.
Now since Nadal won many of his titles against a clownish Federer, it means Nadal's victories are also cheapened.
And finally, since Nole beat a clownish Nadal in many of his slam victories, his achievements are further cheapened.
Conclusion: everyone is a clown, playing in a neverending clown era.
- DustMan
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02-11-2012, 11:19 AM
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Re: How can a player be "tired" after 2 days rest?
And Tennis hero, globe wide, I could find 1000 people that die of heart attacks every year doing just about anything. Doesnt prove squat.
Having a dicky heart is what causes a heart attack.
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Federer is a clown who only beat mugs, making his slam victories less meaningful.
Now since Nadal won many of his titles against a clownish Federer, it means Nadal's victories are also cheapened.
And finally, since Nole beat a clownish Nadal in many of his slam victories, his achievements are further cheapened.
Conclusion: everyone is a clown, playing in a neverending clown era.
- DustMan
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