Carlos Pozzoni sobre Lebron: "Yo sufro por él"

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00:00Pozzoni or Pozzoni?

00:02Well, I have many names, many names, Pozzoni, Pozzo,

00:06but in reality it's Pozzoni.

00:08Pozzoni, it's Italian.

00:10We are with Carlos Pozzoni,

00:12who will teach us how to make a good saque,

00:15to not make a mistake.

00:16To win the saque.

00:17You always have to try to,

00:19for you to reach the chain,

00:21do not take short.

00:22Because otherwise,

00:23the route you have to try to cover the chain,

00:27you call the rival to come.

00:29If I take short and do a step inside,

00:31my rival never will let me go ahead.

00:34So, what is always looking for?

00:36A little bit of the middle,

00:38for the rest to have a move,

00:42and if not, a little bit of the crystal,

00:44so that the ball is supported

00:46and the rival has to be able to play.

00:48So that you can go ahead.

00:49Of course.

00:50That time is the time you generate

00:52to be able to increase the record

00:54more time.

00:55If not, you always go with a ball very low.

00:56We are going to pick a little bit more.

00:58You think that it's something bad.

00:59Okay.

01:00Okay.

01:01That's what I am once.

01:02That's what I am coming for.

01:03That's what I am.

01:04Okay.

01:05This is what I am going to do.

01:06You think...

01:07Awesome!

01:08That's what I do.

01:09That's what you do.

01:10Some of the things you need to do,

01:11that's what I am going to do.

01:12When I go out of my line,

01:13I take it to the red line.

01:16And you know the red line.

01:18If I enter the white line, it's time for you to go up.

01:22So you have to try that.

01:23Do you see that?

01:24That's what I do.

01:25Like that, exactly.

01:26I'm going to get more to the middle.

01:27Exactly.

01:28I'm going to get more to the middle.

01:29I'm going to get more to the middle.

01:31Here.

01:32And now, look at the middle line.

01:34Do you see the middle line?

01:36Yes.

01:37Do you see it?

01:38Do you see it?

01:39I see it.

01:40I see it.

01:41I see it there.

01:42I see it there.

01:43I see it there.

01:44Now, what is what is missing?

01:46The distance.

01:47Exactly.

01:48A little bit of character.

01:49A la uva.

01:50No.

01:51That's it.

01:52When you go up, your ball is up.

01:54The ball is up.

01:55The ball is up.

01:56So, what you have to look at is where you have to go up.

01:59Where you have to go up?

02:00A your head.

02:01Okay.

02:02And the face is open.

02:04If your face is open, when you go up, the ball is up.

02:08So, this is always there.

02:10Okay.

02:11So, that your face is open.

02:12And you take it forward.

02:13Exactly.

02:14Very good.

02:15Very good.

02:16Very good.

02:17You're right.

02:17That's it.

02:18I'm like I'm doing bad.

02:19Dude.

02:20I didn't like that.

02:21I want it.

02:22I'm doing well.

02:23I'm doing well.

02:24I've also lost, I'm doing well well.

02:26I missed the Moses.

02:28I'm working with the seed.

02:29I'm doing well.

02:30Allbased.

02:31You're what is telling me, you're leading.

02:33And you're translating someone that has done.

02:34Then you're going to be morexean likely.

02:36Tony, super coach, you have a lot of time training

02:39to the best players in the world, and my first question is,

02:43how do you do to manage this madness?

02:46Well, the truth is that, as you say, it's been a long time,

02:49and of course, it's going to evolve practically,

02:52you don't realize it.

02:54I remember, before we travel to seven tournaments a year,

02:57and it's more, many times, we didn't even go there,

03:01because the budget was very low,

03:03the player won't so much, he trained a lot and didn't compete,

03:08so now it's going to evolve a lot,

03:11and you have to get used to evolve, but it's going to be in everything,

03:15in clubs, in the trade, in all the paddles,

03:19the truth is that it's growing at a very large level.

03:22You've trained a lot of couples, you've been with Stupa,

03:26well, you've been with Stupa and LeBron in this moment,

03:28probably a couple of times, a hyper-descente.

03:33Revoltosa.

03:34Revoltosa.

03:35How do you gestionate?

03:36Well, a ver, at the end you're going to get used,

03:38and you always think more about what you can generate,

03:42how is Juan in the player.

03:45And I, from the minute one, I told you,

03:48I know that Franco can gestionate his character in some moments.

03:53It's true that a lot of times we're playing with Juan and I,

03:56and the one who has to calm it is Franco,

03:58but at the end it's sport,

04:00and what's inside the track, what's inside the track is inside the track.

04:02There are many trainers who have basic rules

04:06when they're going to train X players.

04:08Do you have any?

04:09No, I really like to make a team.

04:11I like to make a circle close.

04:14We try to make a circle close.

04:17How do you gestion of emotions?

04:19People think that the player doesn't suffer,

04:24and sometimes you see gestures in the player that you can say,

04:27hey, what a emotion that you have to win this game,

04:30but they don't know the war that they have in that moment,

04:32they don't know what's going on, what's going on,

04:34what's going on, what's going on, and, of course,

04:37those emotions in the player a lot of times are difficult to manage.

04:40What is the player that has surprised you most,

04:42that has trained and has seen a great evolve in his career,

04:45not only as a sport, but also as a human level.

04:49Well, look, I've got another one.

04:53I've got nine years with Franco,

04:55and for me he's evolved.

04:57For me, Franco has been able to maintain

05:00in that peloton, always from the top.

05:01He has always won the tournament,

05:03he has won practically all the partners,

05:07and I've always said that that's very difficult.

05:09What do you think about the gestion of the player when he fails?

05:13This is a great topic.

05:15And, you know, that makes a lot of damage,

05:18it makes a lot of damage, it makes a lot of damage.

05:20It's a motive of rupture.

05:21And many times, yes, I remember,

05:22I've got a few years ago, I'm going to give names,

05:24I was with Franco, and I had a player that was very expressive,

05:26because he saw the paddle in a very easy way.

05:28Yes.

05:29So when you did something, you did something like that,

05:32you said, what a burro, you can't do this.

05:34Why? Because he had a lot of facilitation,

05:37and he had a lot of vision of what was the game.

05:40He saw everything very easily.

05:42And I remember when I was in a tournament,

05:44when he was in a debacle, Franco came out,

05:46I said, I don't want to play anymore, I don't want to play anymore,

05:48I don't know what, he threw the ball, he did a show.

05:51And I said, look, he's like this.

05:53If you learn to live with that, it's going to be fine.

05:58Because it's going to be good for tomorrow,

06:00because at the end you have to be prepared for everything, for everything.

06:04And he came out there that he didn't understand,

06:07that he didn't know what, that he didn't know how much.

06:08In the next two tournaments, we were champions.

06:11And the other one didn't change, he was doing the same.

06:16But he didn't, he didn't have the same.

06:18He didn't affect that his friend move his shoulders,

06:21or gesticule, or whatever, he didn't bother him.

06:23Three qualities that one player has to have to be in the top 20.

06:29For me, it's a lot of dedication.

06:32No bajar los brazos, practically, nunca en un partido.

06:35Y tratar de ser lo mejor compañero posible.

06:39Se habla solo de Lebron últimamente, de su carácter,

06:42de que un día está muy arriba, otro día está muy abajo.

06:46Las críticas, no.

06:48Yo, si te soy sincero, yo sufro por él.

06:52Porque yo hablo con él y es un chico espectacular.

06:57Pero la parte competitiva es la que más le cuesta.

07:00Y mirá que él la trabaja y mirá que lo...

07:03No es que nosotros discutimos, no sé qué, cada uno para su lado, no.

07:06Discutimos, dentro de la pista, pum, nos vamos los tres, hablamos.

07:09Y yo sé que él lo sufre mucho por las críticas, por la gente.

07:16Que muchas veces la gente al final termina teniendo razón.

07:18Porque al final vos tenés razón hasta un punto.

07:21Pero cuando haces unas cosas ya esa razón la perdés.

07:23Pero yo quiero creer que él está haciendo todo lo posible para cambiar.

07:30Para ser como es afuera, tratar de ser adentro.

07:35Y para mí, como entrenador, es mi objetivo.

07:38Porque sé que si consigo eso de él,

07:40voy a conseguir una versión muy buena de estupa y de Lebrón.

07:43Entonces, necesito, necesito eso, ¿no?

07:46Enhorabuena por tu gran carrera y todo lo que queda todavía.

07:49Esperemos.

07:49Tantas anécdotas que me acabarás contando.

07:51Hay muchas, hay muchas, hay muchas.

07:53Probablemente no dentro de mucho.

07:55Esa es en Elche.

07:57Muchas gracias, Carlos.

07:58No, gracias a ti, Ana.

07:59Y a por todas.

07:59Bueno, esperemos.

08:00Y ya tengo mi saque.

08:02Bueno, el saque está un poquito más complicado.

08:05Más o menos.

08:06Más o menos un saque.

08:08Está ahí, está ahí.

08:0850% mirado.

08:09Mejorable, mejorable.

08:10Vale, gracias.

08:11Muy bien.

08:11Muchas gracias.

08:12Gracias, Ana.

08:13Gracias, eh.

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