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Good anticipation is not magic. It is pattern recognition done at speed. Instead of trying to guess wildly, look for three useful cues: - body shape: are they late, balanced, leaning, or str
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u/tacticstariq
28 Mar, 19:39
A really useful cue is whether the opponent is balanced before contact. Balanced players still have options. Stretched players usually don’t.
u/sarahsmash
28 Mar, 19:39
In singles I also think the previous shot matters a lot. If you know what pressure you created, the likely reply becomes much easier to read.