Bjorn Borg Tennis Lessons Part 2

Borg talks about the mental part of the game, strategy & goals. This was transferred from a couple of old VHS tapes I recently found from when I was a kid. Please forgive the quality.

[@hymansahak181]

What a role model. This guy was a methodical athletic super-machine with a sharp mind who worked hard. No wonder he burned himself out by age 26. For me there are only two greatest players of all time: Borg and Federer.

[@minboogie]

Not calculating slams & stats, when it comes to influence, it's undeniable....

[@bramstayer]

Hes dreammy here...and still my favorite of all time. I love Novak but Borg is my legend fav of his era and all eras

[@sonictype]

Borg had such a charisma, no one since has come close to that

[@jeremyd1021]

There's a photo somewhere of him walking around the grounds outside centre court at Wimbledon in his prime. He is surrounded by thousands of people and you can see the thrill on their faces, they are transfixed. He had that very, very rare quality of being someone you literally cannot take your eyes away from. That is given to very few people, Elvis, David Bowie and Marlon Brando, he is in that sort of company. It is not a quality given to many sportsman. Mike Tyson at his peak possibly, and Ali, that's about it. He was extraordinary.

[@bramstayer]

So very true

[@seveglider8406]

Borg is as good as any tennis player ever!

[@anaclarisss]

Ele e Connors, na minha opinião, revolucionaram o tênis mundial. Cada um a seu estilo, mas sempre carismáticos e determinados.

[@akimmalik1329]

True Humble Professional 👌 Great self discipline 🎾🎾

[@jazz19101]

Fantastic! Great insight into one of the most brilliant tennis minds ever. You can tell he is a very logical and rational person. Thank you so much for posting this and part 1!

[@UAMartin7]

Thank you JZTV for this treasure video.

[@Alessio669]

i love Borg thanks for sharing

[@johannystrom1724]

The Spanish players looked so sad in these days when Borg was at his top. Now it is the Swedish players.

[@MrLC1965]

Too many competitors for the title of the GOAT; only one Is the GOD. A status that no other player will ever achieve. Bjorn Borg was quite simply unique

[@elcurvo]

Thanks for post it !

[@michelez715]

Rafael Nadal has shown he is the greatest clay court player ever. He has also won titles at the AO and US Open, which Borg never did. Borg was admired and respected, but I don't know if he was loved the same way as Rafa is, who radiates warmth and friendliness. Borg was a colder and more repressed character, imo.

[@Steffne2743]

Nonsense. Tennis players back then were as popular as rock stars or Hollywood actors. When Borg was 18 he couldn´t go out on the streets of New York. People were like crazy whenever he showed up.

[@bramstayer]

Borg was LOVED LIKE NO OTHER GLOBAL PLAYER. He is a huge Nadal Fan. He was cool calm & collected like Rafa..❤ He didnt need warmth to be loved...😂

[@rikiwoods6987]

Borgs forehand was straight forward exactly like table tennis forehand but his back hand was odd i still to this day can not hit a two hand backhand, and back when i was 14, 15 years old wooden rackets were common therefore i would slice my backhand a habit i still have to this very day, Because rackets are powerful now days you will only come to the net on a powerful approach shot other wise you will get blitzed by a passing shot

[@williegomeztennisprogramme6885]

thanks for sharing

[@gmnboss]

Thank you

[@johannystrom1724]

Thank you//Swedish trainer

[@willkittwk]

Who's the cat who looks like Willie Wonka 😂

[@jammaconnection]

24:34 l´amour l´amour....

[@minboogie]

8:38 they all tryna copy my style, so.... I'd rather go home and chill