May i suggest the fx500 sir

Head Extreme Pro should def be on your list - just the right amount of spin with oodles of control and a cracking paint job, she’s a lemon lime beauty! 🎾

I personally find it good how Sinner serves. And since Zverev changed it too, it works for him aswell. A good way of minimizing the risk of getting the racket to early up and losing momentum. The benefit of this technique is that the racket lag is bigger and therefor it can travel / accelerate a longer distance which increases the serve speed.

Please add the pinned comment to the other video on the Sinner Serve! Thanks

I use this serve except now I switched to platform. Feels super natural to toss and squat at the same time. Tired all the types of motions from the roddick to the Roger, this motion felt like it was super easy to generate power and very fluid. At the end of the day every one is different. If it feels good and it's not wrong. No reason not to copy it. What's wrong is people thinking there's 1 way and recreational players can only do xyz. Never know till you try.

6:13 medvedev forehand 😅

As always, great video! I had the same feeling when using these. They felt mushy, would launch the ball if contact was a little bit closer to the tip rather than the centre and weren't overly stable. Onto the next one!

Hi Nick, not sure if you tried already so I'll recommend you to give a shot to head radical

The higher RA in feel is the effect of the auxetic by head. The are more flexible/feel oriented at touch shots / slower swings and stiffen up when you hit hard

Please try the Extremes ;-)

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Great insight!!

Right there with you, I am a lower level but can't find one I'm happy on, when I do find something that feels like it is going well I get complacent so then try something new to see if it is better than the one that felt better, then after doing that a few times I have then fallen out of love with the one I initially liked!

The biggest difference between 2023 Sinner and 2024 Sinner is an attacking mindset. He always had the tools to attack, but now he began to use them.

Such a fighter. To the very end. My coach shared these motivational words once and I'll never forget them: You will never be able to win every point or every match, but you CAN give it your 100% on every point. You should aspire to be like Rafa and let your game tell the opponent that "You might be able to beat me today, but you'll have to die on the court first".

BLAB BLAB BLAB Im almost halfway through the video and you havent even started to talk about the subject

What forehand grip is best for hitting high balls?

Full bed gut on a pure drive!!!!! 😂😂😂

And when you finish selecting a raquet the new PureDrive will arrive and you'll jump to it 😂. Now being serious, strings and tension play a big part; so it's even tougher to compare racquets. I myself like the Solinco Confidential on my PureAero right now but don't know if I should commit to a whole reel ... :)

This is probably what would happen if NBA players started playing tennis. 🏀

The greatest of all time. He is such a role model.❤

Yep, Rafa is the GOAT

I’m a beginner, I’m a lefty, my coach tells me to toss 11-12. Generally I go by my coach tells me. I know there’s never one way to do things. That said, any thoughts?

Is Rafa better then Roger .

Can you make a video about wesley Koolhof, please

I'm surprised Hewitt is even among the honorary mentions and would like to know why? True, he was very consistent and could flatten out the ball, but had little natural power. His backhand was considered just as good. His strength was that he had no obvious holes, moved well, and was a fighter.

Pas mal d'exemples d'exercices assez sympas et exigeants physiquement. 👍 J'aurai bien voulu une image incrustée sur la vidéo avec les réglages du Slingerbag😏 Merci pour les tips.

Rafa is my idol. He took the losses this year and kept trying until he realized his body said, "No Mas." Even his ceremony was humbling. I was sad that none of the other players were there to say goodbye, but then again, it was about him and everything he gave to me, to tennis to the world. Thank you Rafa. Love will not be the same, fan since 2004.

You have tried all the Percepts except 100D. I'm sure we are all curious how would you feel about the 100D. Please give it a play test!

You have tried all the Percepts except 100D. I'm sure we are all curious how would you feel about the 100D. Please give it a play test!

Well said …. Share your thoughts and passion 👍

Hold it: 1. It does not take 1 or 2 years. 2. Muscles are myofibrils and as such have / hold no memory. Muscles are directed by the brain via neurons. How to hold the racket ( last three fingers, loose hold, loose wrist are key), next, racker drop and up on edge and a good ball lift into position...

I became interested in tennis and started practicing it because of him. Many people in Spain began to hit a ball with rackets, whether playing tennis or paddle tennis, wanting to imitate what Rafa did. It was a real boom. I will always have in my memory those battles against Federer and then against Novak that I watched with my family, even my almost 100-year-old grandmother with dementia remembered Rafa. I grew up with Rafa, it's incredible how time flies.

I know Jannik since he was trained by Riccardo Piatti then switched to Vagnozzi and Cahill. During the last 2 years they have worked hard on both serve and forehand, mental strenght has never been a problem as well. As Italian, Sinner is the player we have been waiting for but being totally honest i must say that at their 100% i feel Alcaraz still stronger. Wish you the best, coach...CIAO.

Nadal.... for me, the greatest athlete in the history of sports. The greatest Grand Slam player of them all (missed 18 GS tournaments and still won 22 slam titles). And he did this while playing with his opposite hand. Just think what he might have done had he switched back to his other hand... ("Princess Bride"... anyone...)

In my heart there’ll never be anyone greater than Roger. I grew up with him and suffered a lot thanks to Rafa throughout the years. Even then I grew to respect and admire him immensely. Back in the day I wouldn’t have imagined myself cheering for him. And yet on his final match I still had that feeling that Rafa could pull off one more comeback. Being up 4-1 and serve against anyone else was being just a few points away from the win. Against Rafa? You’d barely started. I’m missing him already, tennis will never be the same without the king of clay.

Glad Nadal finally retired. It was always a big drama with him. He is one of the Greatest, but he had some feminine way about him off the court.

Tennis punishes personality.

I respect you Nick 100% and your opinion. Please note this is just my opinion which everyone is entitled to. Of course Nadal is one of the best athletes ever. Of course my opinion means nothing to him or you/his fans, that's ok. I used to respect Nadal until he threw Djokovic under the bus during the most difficult time in his life A0 ‘22. Many people showed their true colors then. Just insanity. Djokovic would have never done that to Nadal. Nadal just piled right on top of him. As a Djokovic fan, of course I’m biased, but I still respected Nadal. After AO ‘22, nothing for him anymore. What makes it all worth it is Djokovic solidifying goat status. He deserves it. Also, it’s still crazy that Nadal calls Federer his biggest rival. That’s a LIE. Nadal dominated Fed. The real rivalry was always with Djokovic. Just so arrogant/petty of him. It's just sad he chooses to lie. Sore loser is the only word that comes to mind.