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11 Ιαν 2024 · If you’re not familiar with eye dominance and how it can affect your tennis performance, especially ball judgment and timing, then read on. You’ll learn two practical tips that help you minimize the effect of the non-dominant eye and allow you to perceive and judge the incoming ball well.
Today I want to tell you everything about a specific feature that we all have and that plays a tremendous role in the construction of your technique in tenni...
9 Μαρ 2015 · Basically, it says that "cross dominant" players (e.g., right hand & left eye, like Federer, or left hand & right eye like Nadal) tend to have bigger FHs than BHs, whereas "homogenous dominant" players (e.g., right hand & right eye, like Edberg, Agassi, Kuerten) tend to have a bigger BH.
Coaches and players may consider testing eye dominance and incorporating this information into training and practice to optimize performance. Eye dominance can also be relevant in tennis, as it can affect a player's ability to aim accurately and track the ball.
11 Μαΐ 2022 · I recall reading somewhere that while the general population has homogeneous dominance (right handed and right eyed for example), most pro male players are cross dominant (right handed and left eyed). Meanwhile, the two most important shots on the male tour are the serve and the forehand.
10 Απρ 2024 · And I will analyse for you the technique of Roger Federer, the most famous left eye dominant [player] in tennis, and Alexander Zverev, who has a pure right eye dominant technique. Chapters: 0:00 – Intro 0:47 – What is a dominant eye ? 1:45 – How to find your dominant eye 3:26 – Crossed dominance 5:14 – Let’s see your technique
13 Ιουν 2024 · A simple test to determine your dominant eye is the "Miles test": Extend your arms forward and create a small triangular opening between your thumbs and forefingers. Focus on a distant object through the opening with both eyes open.
