If I hit a shot, and I have this right hand, so I hit a shot, I'm already slower, if I've
got my left hand I can turn and be going or I can grab across like this. So, while this
hand is free, I'm moving; but if I have to hit and then grab, and then turn in like this,
I've lost a half a second getting to that corner, and I'm three feet further this way
instead of, if I would have hit the ball and spun this way. Now, much better position right
here. And those are little things that you just have to learn over the years, unless
somebody watches you and says get your butt out of this part of the court, you know. But,
I'm not a pro tennis player, these are just little things I know in my head; in a wheel
chair, you can't cover a court as fast as some, you know, we ought to put some of you
in that chair and we ought to play, you know? It's different, it's a whole different world.
Now, your strokes would be better than mine, even right now, but you'd be all fouled up
with the, with the wheel chair. But, a good player, that has the strokes, once they get
the wheel chair down, you're in trouble.