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Where are you at now, Tim? Need ya back
Love the anti-tan sleeves!
I had a similar issue, am wondering how are you doing after a year ! Keep us posted!
it's a myth and brain wash for more than a half century that doctors know everything. fact is they don't know the most, patient is the best doctor in most cases. i am not talking about treating serious illness like cancer. surgeons just want to milk the insurance money by doing unnecessary surgeries in most cases. They also have a strong lobby in Washington to keep the doctor count low and hence creating more demand. just take a look at the charges they bill with your insurance by providing absolutely no service in most cases, where you wait for hours and they spend less than a minute. They seem to be the only profession make easy money without providing any useful service in most cases.
You’re a great player, but don’t play in a tank top, or even worse shirtless….thx
Definitely Bay Area they’re in
Hey man. Ive never watched any of your videos and im not a tennis player but I found your video because I was looking for information on ulnar impaction syndrom and here I am. was wondering if you had any updates on how your ur surgery went. I use to do kendo once a week but ive had to stop because the pain became so bad. Went to the doctor and sure enough I have a long ulnar on my left arm which is the one doing all the motions (im told that a lot of the issues that kendo people have are very similar to issues that pennis players have, go figure.). In any case, we didnt really explore my options. They told me what they told you. that i could get a surgery to shorten the bone. Or, if its not bothering me outside of kendo i could just stop kendo. or i could try wrapping it and making some space between those bones with tape.
you know, if you SHOW doubles, then more folks that want doubles will reply! If you mostly show singles, then those folks won't reply. You have pretty high quality players, and doubles play at high level IS very interesting. Look at Ninja tennis out of Hawaii. LOTS of great tennis and doubles
Hey man great video! My situation is extremely similar. Is there any way we could have a video call?
Good game, both players play nice. Some good rallys here. The class difference is obvious though, Tim may well be 5.0, but the guy in yellow, I would rank as 6.0, which I guess makes sense if he plays college tournaments.
Many of us are hoping for an update. Regardless hope you are well now. Might also want to check your non-dominant hand as well.
could you please provide any screen capture photo while the iphone recording the game ???
I self diagnosed myself with this same condition. Did you happen to see Jeffrey Yao at Stanford? That’s how much research I’ve been doing lol. I came across a speech he gave regarding ulnar sided wrist pain. I’m my case it only hurts when doing forehands. Backhands don’t seem to aggravate it at all. I saw hand surgeon who just said it was tendinitis as well. I splinted it for a while then started strengthening but just confused whether I should lay off or strengthen. Did you get surgery yet? Hope you can get back on the courts asap.
It seems like so many pros are having wrist issues lately. Korda, Muchova, Raducanu, others
Andrew is so hot ong
Hope the recovery went well and you are back to playing Tennis.
managed to get a DR 98 in 2023. Great racket so i bought another one😂
Andrew is too good for D3...
Im a hockey player and having the same ulnar wrist pain.
I think your post match assessment was spot on. Great playing guys!! Thank you for posting.
What's the follow up on the operation? I can't seem to find anything. I hope it was successful.
Hi Tim. Still not playing?
Did it get better after the arthroscopy?
no self-respecting man wears a goddam tank top on a tennis court! come on, mate.
Should've just gone shirtless
Just can't lose to guys you're "not supposed to" or computet dings your rating lol. Thats how I made 4.5 years ago. Some dudes can become doubles specialist and play 5.0 USTA . and look lower in singles because it's a total different game. So that could be what's happening. Blue guy definitely.4.5 doubles all day probably sectionals.
Same here tfcc tear ulnar pinching need a second opinion
Can we get an update?
Was that not way out at 5:16
Hi, I hope you're doing well! Did you end up needing the osteotomy after the more conservative arthroscopic approach?
I'm almost 6 months out from arthroscopy and recovering well! Seems like no need for the osteotomy. Will be making a follow up video soon
@@tennistim that's great news!
I feel like a major difference is the footwork, the amount of area Andrew covered is like 30% more than Tim
Had my ulnar shortening and arthroscopy surgery 3 years ago. Painful but the best decision ever. 1 year to be back to 99%. It’s changed my life, no more arm pain, no more headaches, no more excruciating wrist pain. Good luck!
Appreciate you sharing! I'm 5 months out and am still working my way back
I’m also 5 months out and my recovery has been kind of slow :( Definitely much better than right after the arthroscopic surgery (my doc ended up saying I didn’t need the ulnar shortening), but I’d say my wrist is still worse than pre-surgery levels.
Seriously, where is Andy Murray now? Qualifier?
jeffs serve is pure terriable
he doesnt look like a 5.0 jeff the serve is comedy of jeffs
Solid playing!
Wish you a speedy recovery mate
i have a tfcc injury, no surgery but i'm having this issue for 4+ year now and it gotten better with slow PT. i hate how long it took and i should of gotten second opinion.
Thanks for bringing awareness to this condition! It was your tennis videos that inspired me to get back into and be more serious about tennis a couple years ago (and record myself playing). Hope surgery went well and you can be on the court sometime soon!
this vid is 2 yrs old and idk if you would even read this but i think you had a very good fighting chance but you got a bit tired and dispirited after the first few games. your movement and intensity went down by a lot after the first 4 games, stood too close to the baseline when you know his shots are strong and close to the baseline forcing you to take shorter swings which gave him more time to load before shots since the ball hovered more. before the 4th game you were doing fine hitting the ball at the same pace. your shot placement always was directed toward him (after the 4th game) unless you were in a tight spot so he had free reign to comfortably play. also i think maybe if you included flat hard hits when the ball is slightly higher, you would have had a lot of chances to earn some good points on him which he actually did against you at 4:10. he is a fantastic player and really is talented and was being nice to you by being more relaxed butttt i do think you kinda beat yourself in this video on the most part. i can comment on when you pushed to the net but i dont wanna make this longer than it already is.. ill check out your other videos! thank you for the content!
In general I agree with you but in this case I felt rushed ; ball played quick was nervous with camera on me and wanted more time. My forehand needed lot more time back then if he moved back would've given me time would've been less competitive. Looking back if I were him would've chipped or given my forehand side different paces + all serves. We learn. Fun time playing hope Tim is doing well and comes back soon :)
Next time, please show us the kids once, at least we'll have a visual of the noise.
Terrific match - really cool to see how the top tier of rec play matches up against college level tennis. Unsolicited feedback but it's super interesting to see at court level. Power off both wings and the serve is there but the big takeaway is D3 college tennis is just that 15% more efficient (movement, recovery, stroke etc). Guess you just can't skip the hundreds of hours of repetition you get from taking on tennis competitively no matter how hard you work recreationally.
I'm so sorry to hear that! I know how frustrating your situation is. I went through something similar a couple of years. It wasn't a wrist problem, but a "nearly" herniated disc. Like your case, it was a result of not one thing but probably a number of activities (tennis, working out, running) that impacted my upper back. I was recommended surgery and told that I may never be able to play tennis again. But thankfully, I stuck to physical therapy and took a 9 month break from tennis and lifting. I'm fully fit now and back to playing tennis 2-3 times a week but have to be careful with my service action (for that reason I don't play as many matches anymore). I also lift a lot less now and am more careful with form and posture. I know your case is more severe, but I really wish you the best. Sounds like the surgery will help you tremendously and since its arthroscopic the recovery should be relatively faster. I would definitely recommend taking your time getting back to working out and tennis. Think long term and make good decisions! I've always enjoyed your videos and insights - keep us posted and again good luck!
I love your channel. I hope you get well soon. Maybe, I can contact Nadal's doctor.
what do you mean by debris?
I wish you all the best with your recovery Tim! Keep us updated if you can, even if its just through community posts!
glad to hear from you, glad to hear you're finally getting the care you need in the shitshow that is the american medical system, and glad to hear that you have folks who have rallied around you throughout this entire ordeal. wishing you the best, bro!
The racquet whip and wrist action on Sam's serves was incredible for 16 year old. Those serves had some serious heat.
This was a very delicious match, well done to Tim Tams!
clean
Play me 2 days after the surgery. I might have a chance of beating you then. But honestly fast recovery my dude. Big fan.
Wrist injuries are tough! Hope you recover fully and start playing again soon. Best of luck!