Who is better?
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IT would be too easy to say the boy in red is better because he appears better. The kid in red is more consistent. But the boy in white is better at getting to the wide ball.
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I am nobody to judge here, Sir.
I could only see the kid in red being more consistent in his shot.
The boy in white made more mistake compared to the kid in red. However this could mean that he likes to vary his shots (?) thus being a creative player. The worst scenario is that it is actually his inconsistency.
I could only see the kid in red being more consistent in his shot.
The boy in white made more mistake compared to the kid in red. However this could mean that he likes to vary his shots (?) thus being a creative player. The worst scenario is that it is actually his inconsistency.
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Spin and more spin.
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Does it matter? They are both darn good for how young they are. And if they keep training like that, by the time they are twelve years old they will both be pretty impressive.
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A fine answer Sir Carl, opened my mind up that one
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Wow, one lesson per week, one year. When they are ready to step up to 2 hours of training per day, they will already be amazing. For their age and the time they have put in they are both really impressive in my opinion. Great work. Potential #1 players from Canada.
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