Craig O'Shannessy: Good errors, bad errors, and how to force more errors
About this episode
Craig O'Shannessy is our guest for the 34th episode of Baseline Intelligence. Craig is the leading strategy analyst for the ATP Tour and spent three year as the data analyst for Novak Djokovic. He is the founder of braingametennis.com, an educational website with multiple courses for the avid tennis player.
We talk:
1:31 Where mistakes are made
10:21 How to limit errors in position A
13:27 What type of error is "unforced"
17:53 What is considered a bad error
20:56 Thinking about your opponent
22:43 Forcing your opponent into more errors
27:26 What pros do exceptionally well
29:01 How to win more points on your second serve
34:18 Making your first serve on a big point
37:06 Simplifying analytics
39:07 Weirdest data anomaly
40:34 Best advice for the 4.0 player
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