I keep having some troubles with unforced errors. I'm not sure when to push or when to keep building the pressure on the rivals, and end up doing lots of mistakes because of this.
These are stats for my last 3 matches and 53 unforced errors seems too much.
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Edit: some context. I started playing like 6 months ago, left handed. I’m a level 2 on Playtomic. I usually play with same level or lower levels. I also go to some public classes in Madrid. Here’s is where I realize I usually make more unforced errors than the other players, most of them trying to attack and push to the net.
While playing, I either make a great point or fumble terribly, no middle ground there. As I usually play with lower levels, there are more spaces to attack but I don’t seem to get consistent on those attacks
Context would be important. Nevertheless, 53 Unforced Errors seems scandalous.
To put that into perspective, assuming you are playing Golden Point, that's more than 13 games given away in Unf. Errors.
And your partner made 67?? That's 30 games in unforced errors in both of you put together...5 sets.....
I don't know how many errors is too much, but it's not even in this ballpark
The definition of an unforced error is always an issue to this kind of apps. Except of double fault in service, everything else can be called unforced error or forced error based on the player's level. The same shot returned equally badly by me and by a player at a higher level can be a forced error for me and an unforced for someone better...
I wouldn’t necessarily trust those stats, but assuming they’re true you’re barely positive in your winner to unforced error ratio. That’s really not good enough, in a balanced game where your rivals are equal level I’d like to see 2 winners per unforced error, let’s say. That’s a 70% effectiveness rate which sounds reasonable.
So just looking at these numbers in isolation you need to go for a lot less. Maybe pick your favourite stroke and take your risks on that one so it develops. Play everything else reasonably for a while.
Thanks for the advice!
The stats are taken after each point manually so I guess they make sense, and I can tell you I make a lot of mistakes 😂. But I will try to try to slow down on the most of the shots and try to gain some consistency
Fair enough. Again if you enjoy playing aggressively, nothing wrong with that. But be aggressive with one aspect at a time. Smash on short balls, dominant volley, passing shots from the back, rulo to the fence...plenty to choose from, but choose just one.
