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Interesting to think it isn't tiresome banging in big serves for 6 hours....pretty sure mental fatigue is just as wearing on the body as physical fatigue.......the mental concentration for precise accuracy surely must take its toll on the individual......especially when u add a "bit" of running in the mix if your first serve doesn't go in....

Freezin wrote: Interesting to think it isn't tiresome banging in big serves for 6 hours....pretty sure mental fatigue is just as wearing on the body as physical fatigue.......the mental concentration for precise accuracy surely must take its toll on the individual......especially when u add a "bit" of running in the mix if your first serve doesn't go in....

Freezin stop quoting 6 hours. They may be out on the court for 6 hours; but they certainly are not playing for 6 hours. My point in case you have not got is that two big servers on a grass court would not expend as much energy as the game played by the likes of Djokovic and Nadal.

.....and my point is 42 that energy expenditure can be mentally and physically.....both taxing on the human body.....don't underestimate it that's all.......anyway didn't Nadal and Djokovic have an 8 hr sleep during their epic energy expenditure......unlike Isner and Anderson?.....also next time you sign your time sheet at work 42....make sure you put in the hours you actually worked......not from when you started and finished for the day, you don't want to be like me and start quoting porkies..........LOL