14/02/2026
名師已指出網球的困境…
1、不知老是看那些老球星幾乎霸佔前幾名,直到近一、二年才有變換,也許也令人怪怪的。
2、要練好,有人幾十年,也只會打好一些正拍,最後還只剩切球及放短,根本很少打前排。
3、而沒有什麼分級,地方鄉鎮更是如此,老年、可能要面對高速又猛的強球,還來個大角度的球,常常要面對受傷是常事。
這種有些像網球,又更容易上手,更不容易受傷些,也有好運動量,多可以更容易有不晒太陽的室內…就更快興起了。
像我有如體重已達重量級,更重更快的肌肉加速,加上底線本身已很猛,又強化了發球,也上手了前排。加上近日多休整肌肉,更強化,若一上場、同級的中老年人,要面對這樣的球速,加上每一球都是上旋旋轉,基本上其實是蠻危險的。
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I wouldn’t say tennis is going to die — but it could be in deep trouble. 😬
There are two main challenges the sport is facing today.
💥 First, the competition. Pickleball in the US and padel in many other countries are growing very fast. They are easy to access, easy to enjoy from day one, and you don’t need special qualities or years of practice to start having fun. That’s the danger. Tennis takes time. It takes many hours before you truly enjoy it, and in today’s world people are looking for immediate pleasure. Even federations are encouraging clubs to replace tennis courts with padel courts. That should make us think.
📺 Second, the way people watch tennis. Younger generations are not watching full matches anymore. They consume short pieces of content. The traditional format works for people who grew up watching tennis decades ago, but it doesn’t necessarily work for the new generation. If fewer young people play and fewer young people watch, the sport could be in serious trouble.
But what can we do about it? Is there any solution? 🤔
I think there is.
Firstly, I believe we need to teach tennis in a more fun way from the beginning — not in a boring way where it takes months before you enjoy it. And second, that’s also why I created UTS: to propose a shorter, faster, more intense and more immersive way to consume tennis for the younger generation.
Tennis doesn’t need to disappear — but it does need to evolve.
Do you think tennis should adapt to survive — or is the traditional format strong enough as it is? 🎾👀