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Roger Federer- Responsible for his own Downfall?
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The ladies game is far more impressive.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 26, 2012 at 8:47 AM
BS. I think Roger is screwed up big time. Don't think of 17th Slam until Rafa doesn't play in Major.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 26, 2012 at 9:55 AM
Federer will NOT win another GS unless he plays the WTA. I wouldn't bet on that either though.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 26, 2012 at 1:53 PM
That was a good analysis of the game. ThanksReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 26, 2012 at 2:20 PM
"Nadal had one game plan and he executed it to perfection with constantly hitting his forehand to Federer's backhand".ReplyDelete
I disagree. Federer produced more errors on his forehand than usual, especially in the last two sets. Nadal noticed this and hit a lot of balls to Fed's forehand. I'd blame Fed's forehand errors for the loss. Even matchpoint was an unforced forehand error from Fed.Replies
There were two aspects: one Nadal hitting his forehand to Roger's backhand continuously. Second was as I had said Time and again we saw Federer hit the short return towards Nadal's forehand. Result - Either it was in the net or Nadal came out with a Forehand passing shot winner.Delete
Those forehand errors were mainly when he tried to hit to Nadal's forehand side (during his approach shot) instead of hitting cross court!(And unforced errors like you said is one of the reasons above which no doubt was a major factor contributing to his loss )
- AnonymousJanuary 29, 2012 at 12:58 PM
Great write up. My thoughts exactly. I will add couple of more points:ReplyDelete
1. Lack of discipline. Fed is like an untamed horse. He can outrun most of the field but cannot win big races. His skills alone are not enough to beat top two guys.
2. Ego. I think deep inside he still thinks he is the best and that gets in the way of changes he needs to make. He has to recognize that top two are as much skills as him but in addition they are very strong mentallyReplies
Thanks! You are absolutely right in the above two points which were proved true again after today's epic match. Djokovic's consistency in hitting the deep forehand to Nadal's backhand was something which Federer lacked in the SF. In mental toughness, there is no doubt that Nole/Rafa are the best. Infact Federer might be a bit lower on the scale.When it comes to pressure points, they fight it out till the last unlike Federer who succumbs to the situation more often than not against Nadal/Djokovic.Delete
- AnonymousJanuary 30, 2012 at 4:58 PM
You are right. Rafa/Djoker definitely have better mentality than Fed. I forgot to mention one point above. Fed is often compared to Sampras due to similarity in their playing styles. But in tense situations Pete would always produce his best serves. Rafa does the same with his backhand passes and Djoker has his returns. On the other hand Fed's forehand fails him in tense situations. Once Fed's forehands becomes tentative you can tell that match is over for him.ReplyDelete
I am a big Fed fan and want him to get more GS titles. But its looking like Rafa and Djoker have to be in the hospital for Fed to win another slam. I wish Fed could dominate these guys for some time before he hangs up his racket. He has the skills but he has to put his head up to it.
I admire Rafa and Djoker but I don't like how they slow down the game. I did some number crunching and it turns out almost 60% of the time in the finals was spent between the points. Could you share your thoughts on it someday? If the Chair had done his job and given code violations for time delay the match would have been over in 3 hours. Here is my quick calculation:
Total points played:369
Average delay between points: 30 seconds
Total delay between points = 30s * 369 = 185 mins.
Total Games Played: 55
Total Changeovers: 27
Changeover delay: 90 seconds
Adjusted delay: 60 seconds (30 seconds already counted)
Changeover delay = 60s * 27 = 27 minutes
Total delay = 185 + 27 = 213 mins
% time = 213/351 = 60%
Hope you enjoy reading this long comment.Replies
First of all thanks for the comment. I really enjoyed reading it. You are abs right:More often than not in crunch situations,Fed's forehand fails him in tense situations!Federer has the game but he needs to be more disciplined in following his game plan. Djokovic showed to us how hitting deep forehand towards Rafa's backhand consistently can expose Nadal in a match! When he plays Djokovic, I think he has the game as he is the only one who defeated him ( and came close in the second) in a GS match last year!Delete
Your calculations are really admirable! Couple of points though:
25 seconds is the official limit so 154 minutes was the normal delay.
32 (i think average delay for Nadal was around 34 and Djokovic was 32 so let's take the conservative approach) so 197 minutes.
Extra= 197-154=43 minutes
Just have a doubt on adjusted delay: If you can explain that in detail- was it really 60 seconds?
But overall, i do think you have a very valid point here. Certainly calls for a time clock to be used during the matches and raises a more important question- Are the top players getting away easily with the rules because of their stature?
- AnonymousMarch 20, 2012 at 12:11 AM
Here is the number 6 reason, and most important: Tío Tony couching Nadal during the match. If you have notice, when Tío Tony is not in the match, Roger beat easily Nadal...Rafa cant beat Roger by himself, he isn't enough intelligent to do it without Tio Tony beside him.ReplyDelete
Great "analysis"! Now some food of thought for you:ReplyDelete
"Time and again we saw Federer hit the short return towards Nadal's forehand." -- yeah, as if Federer likes to hit short returns! It was due to Nadal's spin and heaviness in shots, which is not the case when he plays against others. He cannot, just cannot, attack Rafa's backhand from his backhand on a consistent basis. Do you realize how difficult it is to hit a down the line backhand when the ball is spinning so much?
2) "63 Unforced Errors from Federer in the match vs. 34 of Nadal" -- again, as if Federer loves to hit unforced errors and gifting Rafa free points. It is not the case. It is because of (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sL6ePvScz4A) that Fed has to go for more on his shots, and commit errors. Comfortable winners against Del Potro or Berdych are returned with interest by Nadal. The same problem Nadal faces against Djokovic (he commits more UFEs against Djoker than anybody else -- remember than flubbed BH at 4-2 30-15 set five of AO? or that botched overhead in set1 at break point down of USO '11?
3) No answer for Nadal's Forehand: He simply didn't have the answer to high loopy top spin forehands of Nadal. -- this sentence itself proves that Fed does not lose because of "himself", but because of Nadal's superiority. Meh.
5) The drop shots which had worked so perfectly against Tomic and Del Potro were gone. -- LOL! Of course, drop shots won't work against Nadal! He is the fastest player on tour along with Djokovic and Federer. Rafa would chase them down and flick them past Federer unless the drop shot is perfect. Close to perfect will not do. And thats why Fed doesn't attempt them against Nadal (or Djokovic). Even if he does, it is rarely when Nadal is at full stretch, or really far behind the baseline out of position.
Other points that come up usually. Fed's serving percentage dropping off. That is because of fatigue. Fatigue of hitting one BH after other.
Hope this helps. And hope this makes you believe that Federer does not lose against Nadal because of himself, or his strategies, or his stubbornness. He loses because of the man standing opposite the net.
Oh, and by the way, Federer has a definitive reason for not 'approaching' on Rafa's backhand, and doing it towards the FH. Firstly, Rafa's backhand passing shots are THE best in the world (plus, he was actually broken in the second set when he hit a GREAT approach to Rafa's BH, and somehow Rafa hit a clinical BH passing shot for a winner -- and a break). Secondly, coaching-101 says that you usually hit an approach shot down the line, never cross court -- reason being shots hit cross court take more to reach the opponent than DTL and hence easier to chase. Also due to the swing, DTL is more easier to follow forward than cross court -- because the follow through for cross court is more than DTL. That applies on both wings, FH or BH. So .... there!ReplyDelete


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I don't know about you, but I'm a visual person when it comes to learning. Try to teach me something in the abstract and I'm lost. But show me an example and the information is quickly absorbed. I guess I'm a practice over theory kind of guy. I'm sure most of you shiver when you hear about strategic planning. Consultancies get paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to conduct market research, assess the opportunities and challenges of the organizations, and the finally build a robust strategic plan. Sounds pretty daunting, right? Well fear not. Let me give you a strategic planning example just to show you how simple and organized this process can be.
Here is an example of a three level strategic plan. Not to worry, I'll define each level as we go. Have a goal, measure it, and decide how we're going to get there. It's simple and effective. The following strategic planning example will you give you the ability to communicate your initiatives to your team concisely, while still yielding results.
Goals: We've all had goals in every aspect of life. Be accepted into a good college, start the New Year off on the right foot by getting more involved in the community, shrink that waist, get your finances in order, etc. Goals are broad aspirations of what success looks like.
Measure It: This one takes a little more thought. If you don't have an efficient way to measure the goal, then what's the point? How do you know if you actually achieved success? I like to have a scoreboard that lets me know how I'm stacking up to the old me. And I love hitting a target that I set for myself. This is probably the most important level used in my strategic planning example.
Decide how I'm going to get there: Create some action steps that help you hit that target. HOW am I going to do all of this? Who needs to be involved? How much am I going to change my daily life? This one requires a lot of discipline and accountability. You know what you have to do, now it's time just go do it.
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Thank you - both for the compliment on the comment, and for showing the image in the first place.
Very nice
I love these tones!
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Great shot. The cloud on the left is kinda strange, but looks great.
It was 8s exposure in twilight... Clouds aren't that sharp, I know ... but I still like the soft effect
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nice colors
...I like this image, quite inviting and mood setting.
shot with just a polarizer? no gnd? what brand of polarizer is that? i've been looking at getting the singh ray color combo one.
Hi there... in this pictures I use a normal polarizer, but the truth is, that I exposure twice to have foreground/background or depth/highlights. In the end I simulate gnd digitally.
The final result is wonderful. From experience I know photos can't always relay the awesome feel of actually being there, but I would image this comes really close to what the would eyes see, on a mini level Great job with the capture and PP.
so amazing. would love to be there one day.
Love how the second peak in the distance is still visible due to the black cloud coming in! great photograph
Really great shot !
So calm...wow.
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Title: Land Resources, Growth, and Sustainable Strategies: A Dynamic Integrated Model of Transformation in Maryland's Eastern Shore
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The objective of this research project is to investigate an interdisciplinary methodology for sustainable development planning. The methodology is used to develop an integrated decision-support model capable of simulating the interdependence of processes underlying an urban system that is characterized by environmental, economic, and technological changes over time. Such a tool, involving public and private decision processes, can be applied locally and shared regionally with areas facing competing growth and sustainability pressures.Approach:
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