Lol this reminded me of the concept of "Gandhian tennis", where instead of getting points if your opponent isn't able to hit the ball, you gain points if your opponent throws the ball at you in a way that couldn't be returned. I showed it to a friend of mine who plays tennis professionally, and didn't like it very much.
It's basically how you play tennis with children. Like, the goal is to develope your skills with a prolonged rally, not spike the shot on someone half your skill level.
Lol this reminded me of the concept of "Gandhian tennis", where instead of getting points if your opponent isn't able to hit the ball, you gain points if your opponent throws the ball at you in a way that couldn't be returned. I showed it to a friend of mine who plays tennis professionally, and didn't like it very much.
It's basically how you play tennis with children. Like, the goal is to develope your skills with a prolonged rally, not spike the shot on someone half your skill level.
I like tennis a lot more with my nephew than I do with my older brother who dunks on me