Federer, Djoković, Nadal: Who Has the PERFECT FOREHAND? | Fix Your Forehand with Boris Becker

[@11ClockworkOrange11]

I love to see Boris talking about tennis. I willl never forget his epic matches against Lendl, Edberg, Agassi, Sampras......

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

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[@sk-un5jq]

Hes so underrated

[@razikahamed5370]

Becker dive is famous

[@BecomeConsciousNow]

You will always be "The" Legend to me Boris.

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

On behalf of Boris we want to say - thank you! Have you seen his all 10 episodes on TopLevelTennis.com? topleveltennis.com/courses/boris-becker-basics-are-paramount

[@seanbaz8581]

Some of the best forehand advice I've ever heard. Not too technical, not very particular and opinionated regarding swing path, and just simple and helpful.

[@vitaadek]

He makes his point clear, easy to understand. Thank you very much for your lesson, Mr.Becker

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

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[@Aarush517]

So touching.....overwhelmed to see Boris talking....I was glued to his talk, didn't even watched kids playing tennis around him. You are Legend for me sir.

[@davidfontaine8148]

For à legendary guy like Boris Becker I was expected à bit more than this very basic speech. Did not learn anything except to recover to the middle after the shot and the follow through.

[@gdwlaw5549]

We know Boris has had many worries these past years. His energy and humour is amazing. Love you Boris.

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

True! On set, he was amazing. Absolute beast in front of the camera. Have you seen the rest of his episodes on TopLevelTennis.com? topleveltennis.com/courses/boris-becker-basics-are-paramount

[@OscarRacso]

I never met you Boris but in my opinion you're a great guy and you know what you're talking about, and can make it clear to anybody. All the best, Oscar.

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[@AmaliAlvarez]

Boris Becker one of my favorite players, amazing creme de la creme Master Excellent thank you for this video/information.

[@meinewahrnehmung4594]

Thank you Boris also for this lesson. Now I am a 66 years old man and he brought the fire for Tennis into my heart which burned til today and hold me „young“ and healthy. REALY ! He is a Hero also in Live because he managed it souverän...also trough his own „mistakes“ like a real Warrior. Thanks for all the Matches which I may saw with you...I could not forget in gratitude.

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

On behalf of Boris we would like to thank you also! We are sure that you will gone love his 10 episodes which he made with us. Just have a look: topleveltennis.com/courses/boris-becker-basics-are-paramount.

[@YeTism]

Nadal’s whip forehand is my favorite shot in tennis along with Wawrinka’s backhand. Crushing shot

[@johannorbes]

Nice to see Boris again!!! Great Champion!!!

[@Mr.International82]

Roger has the greatest forehand ever! It’s so efficient and fluid. Poetry in motion

[@creatureofstupidity]

"Tennis is a moving sport. You have to move your legs all the time. That's why I don't play anymore."

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

Hah, yep, he told us more funny things on the set of the Top Level Tennis course. If you want to see more, go here: topleveltennis.com/courses/boris-becker-basics-are-paramount

[@sjc5255]

Knew this was gonna be top comment XD

[@arbibark7]

This was the man that really brought the best tennis out of Sampras in my opinion especially indoor.

[@patrickgodwin6115]

Thanks for the lesson Boris. I used to watch you play against Ivan Lendl, Stefan Edberg in the 90's. My daughter, 13 years old also plays tennis.

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

Patrick, have you already seen all 10 episodes from Boris Becker? :)

[@patrickgodwin6115]

No, i just saw the 3 episodes

[@brianzembic]

Wow, so nice to hear one of all of our favorites. My buddy big Mike Svobodny in Monaco says he’s a nice guy. Nice to look back as a kid grieving up watching Boris. Wow what a pleasure.

[@milesblack1830]

I love how simplistic that guys forehand is… removes all the complex takeback…

[@circuitdesign]

This kid has superb technique and footwork. Amateur and recreational players should take note.

[@stefansipl6736]

Boris Becker is such a tennis legend!

[@ajaykumara7158]

I do love Borisbecker lessons which are understandable with ease. Great expert. I wish to see more and more of his videos. God speed

[@alexung2897]

Epic... Coaching by the Great Boris Becker!

[@hectorvega-galindo7093]

It's nice to see you giving lessons Boris...your game your shots were so smooth...your form one of the best...your serve so excuisite. Take care I am one of your fans tennis players.

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

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[@gdwlaw5549]

‘That’s why I don’t play anymore’…I started at 45 and still enjoying it at 55. Completely rebooted my life and body playing once or twice a week. We have a Veterans Day on Thursday with average age well into the 70’s.

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

Great, good for you! Boris has played at the highest level from the age of 16 for 15 years. In addition, he has been struggling with a hip injury for years. :(

[@gregsmith1070]

Boris seems to be walking well, which is good, saw him 18 months ago, and hobblling along.

[@rizwanramzan5729]

Me too...restarted at 41..

[@selini52]

Boris has two hip replacements

[@robins7594]

comparing a grand slam Champion to recreational club payers is pointless. By the age of 20 his body had gone through more than most will go through a lifetime; Respect to the youngest ever Wimbledon champ❗️

[@dimatsv8252]

Mr. Becker have a best forehead ever! I'm still enjoying it. "big 3" are just children. Remember your visit to Kiev, Ukraine, autumn 2003. It was a great tennis show. Thank you so much)))

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

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[@michelschroder2867]

Thank you, Mr Becker! You´ll be always my respected hero.

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

On behalf of Boris we want to say - thank you! Have you seen his all 10 episodes on TopLevelTennis.com? topleveltennis.com/courses/boris-becker-basics-are-paramount

[@douglashagan65]

Wow this guy's really smooth he moves so well and so smooth so quick timing is very precise too it's always taking the ball right out in front real sweet that's because he's 19 years old and he's in top physical shape but when you get older like US 60 and stuff I mean you don't move as quick as that so but you learn technique you know and you're and you're slowing down but you're doing the best you can

[@Progfan2010]

At minute 6:00 he explains why he was and always will be my favorite player. The best and most exciting tennis style ever.

[@greenhammer1148]

the lighting in this tennis court is amazing

[@arned2493]

Jewels of knowledge. What former pros have lost in their respective games is infinite compared to what we mere club-player mortals will ever ascertain in our lives, about the game.

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

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[@multihrab]

Loved the video! Awesome comentary from Boris.

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

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[@burrasuryaorakasarao8164]

Important points Boris sir explained thank you

[@waderivers3304]

Becker was a beast and a gentleman.

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

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[@pierredaher9590]

Boris was courageous, generous and strong, he was feared in the tennis arena, he was extremely determined to win no matter what his competitor was and whatever was challenge, he was ready to give all he had , as he didn't want to disappoint his supporters. in fact he wanted to give back to sport what this sport has given him. he is a great champion!

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

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[@Haazgamer]

Very brief and well explained video!! You cant find such other amazing tennis - based content....

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

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[@robertonunez1085]

Thank you Boris for your time and for your tips !!..

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[@jackhuang1807]

Boris got great sense of camera angle and acted expressively. I am so amazed by his off-court humor too.

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

That's true! On set he was amazing. Our team didn't even request for any additional shots - he was great from the start to the end. If you want you can watch the rest of his episodes here: topleveltennis.com/courses/boris-becker-basics-are-paramount

[@michaelbarlow6610]

I love listening to Boris talk about tennis. Interestingly, in this video instruction on the forehand, although he talks about proper footwork, moving back towards the center of the baseline after hitting the ball, the follow-through and hitting the ball in front, he surprisingly failed to mention transferring your weight forward into the shot. Proper weight transfer into the shot at the moment of impact is so important in tennis (as well as in hitting a baseball in that sport) not just to generate maximum power into the shot, but also to maximize control of the ball. It is also interesting that Boris referred to his forehand grip as a Western forehand, when his forehand grip was actually a semi-western grip. I realize, of course, that he was using the term "western grip" in the generalized sense as an umbrella term comprising both the full-western grip and the semi-western grip. Obviously his forehand grip was not a full-western grip like that utilized by Andres Gomez of Ecuador or Tomas Muster of Austria during their time on the men's pro tennis tour in which their left hands were positioned on the racket handle with the palm and base knuckle of the index finger on the bottom, 6 o'clock panel on the racket handle.

[@parasharkchari]

The moment he started talking about the kid's forehand, I looked at it and realized that it's very similar to Boris's own forehand motion. The angle and position of the racket when that meandering takeback begins and the big egg-shaped follow-through. That follow-through does back down more, but I suspect that is an inherent effect of having a different grip. If I think to how big or complex the motions got, people like Boris had one where he started taking the racket back very early even while still getting his feet into position, so it looked more complex than it actually was. I feel like Jimmy Connors and Chris Evert had quite possibly the simplest forehand movements, but they also needed to plant their feet into position first in order to get that kind of a stroke.

[@mtgne5351]

When Boris first time won Wimbledon 1985 in his17 yrs. I was 32 yrs. old. His matches with Edberg was unforgettable. When Boris talking about tennis, I'am listening very carefully!

[@romeshkirpalani848]

I was 12 then. He was my idol. I loved his power and service-volley...I sheered for him, cried for him....He made or destroyed my Sundays depending on his wins or losses....I still love him...but now I am a FedEx fan....I played in my teens...now I am close to 50...though I was very average player. Tennis has given me everything....excitment, joy, pain and sorrow...just like any ordinary life...

[@onenesswithJesus]

I am a Hugh Fan of Boris Becker since the first time I saw his game. he was the must agile player of his time. I still remember when Becker beat the #1 #2 #3 in the world in a row now that is Flawless Game play. Becker`s back hand was something to fear the power of the back hand of Becker not even Ivan Landl could handle it. 1994 I was 24 years old .

[@thehealerslm]

great to see Boris coaching these up and coming juniors players

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

Piotr and Paweł were stunned after this course, it was an amazing experience for them. Watch more here: topleveltennis.com/courses/boris-becker-basics-are-paramount

[@rogerharveytwofacestefanos7414]

Wieso geben hier welche Daumen nach unten 🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️ super Video Boris 👍👍

[@yehimosti9204]

Thank you ...Boris

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

On behalf of Boris we would like to say thank you and invite to watch his rest episodes here: topleveltennis.com/courses/boris-becker-basics-are-paramount

[@fa8ster]

Well explained „Bobele“ 😘

[@CRAIGLSANDERS]

Excellent instruction! I agree 150%!

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

Thanks Craig! :) Have you seen all of his episodes? topleveltennis.com/courses/boris-becker-basics-are-paramount

[@tadficuscactus]

It is very relaxing listening to Boris Becker.

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

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[@douglashagan65]

It's in front but a lot of them are hitting semiopa and you know the deal is it depends on the situation if it's a straight shot you step straight in if you're on the run maybe on Clay it's you're not going to step in the direction of the ball you might hit somebody open towards the sidelines so changes dramatically according to court surface speed of court whether it's Clay

[@ahmedhikmet1057]

Boris Becker, the Legend

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

Absolutely, a true legend! Have you seen all of his episodes on TopLevelTennis.com? topleveltennis.com/courses/boris-becker-basics-are-paramount

[@paulnijssen6291]

2:24 “That’s why I don’t play anymore” 😂

[@speedygonzales2052]

Would be nice to see Boris have a rally. To see if he still got the touch 😊

[@friese79]

Sehr gut erklärt, Boris 💪🏻

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

Tim, have you seen all of his episodes? His whole course is with German subtitles! :) topleveltennis.com/courses/boris-becker-basics-are-paramount

[@friese79]

@@TopLevelTennisOfficial thx, didnt noticed that

[@TheWolfSaidPoofy]

Becker oozes great coaching.

[@sonnyyombo2230]

Thanks you

[@douglashagan65]

Right when I was playing indoors I do more of a straight back it wouldn't be much of a loop you know small semi circular loop and I was doing real well because they're just isn't time if the courts are super fast but if the courts are slow like clay then you can have a big loop because that's more advantageous for hitting top spit

[@coleschemistrychannel4172]

You always need to take it back in a loop

[@matthiasb.germany7352]

Boris, i cannot believe that you don't know your own forehand grip. This is very stunning for an expert like you. You never ever used a western grip. You had an eastern grip on your forehand. And you never played with a lot of topspin. What are you talking about. And by the way; the modern players mostly use semiwestern grips and some eastern. Despite your lack of tennis knowledge you were an absolute hero on the court.

[@augustblood6810]

My hero growing up. My serve is modelled on his since I was small.

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

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[@shanelawson5072]

Except... DON'T land on your right foot like Boris did❗

[@douglashagan65]

Well I've seen pictures before and it's you hit through the ball and you smoothly come over the ball as you fall through to the other side some people just come upload a high and come up like shoulder to Chin but everybody has a little bit of different follow through even depending with it they're going to flick the rest over whether they keep a firm wrist and come up or they're hitting with their clothes racket face but some wrapping around their neck

[@douglashagan65]

Follow through is different on every player too some come over the ball gradually some flick the wrist over some fall through high some wrap it around their neck you see everything out there

[@danielpeccini2572]

Good advices.

[@muhammadsiraj5537]

The guy I rooted for when I was 5! 1985 youngest Wimbledon champion 🏆

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

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[@bulentalkan4686]

You are genius

[@lastbohemian654]

Cheers from Leimen👌

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

Greetings! :)

[@LTZMSYAL]

Legend!

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

True! :) Have you seen all of his episodes? topleveltennis.com/courses/boris-becker-basics-are-paramount

[@parvathube]

Hope my question gets answered. Is a perfect forehand swinging/throwing the racquet along the trajectory of the ball as long as possible while making sure that racquet face is perpendicular to the ground? Of course we decide the trajectory of the ball as the game situation demands! Be it heavy topspin or flat forehand! The windshield wiper motion happens naturally as a result of keeping arm and wrist loose?

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

Hi Parvatha, thank you for the question! Actually, when you keep your arm and wrist loose, you cannot fully control your shot, whether it is a flat or topspin. In some parts of your swing, you have to keep tight your arm or wrist. If you make hundreds of forehands and when you practice your technique, you will not think about it - you will do that automatically. It is what Boris is saying in his whole course - practice, practice, and once again - practice, until you will not have to think about technique while you will make a shot.

[@parvathube]

@@TopLevelTennisOfficial Thank you for the reply. I will follow your advise

[@douglashagan65]

What I'm thinking about is it's the timing where you take the ball I'm figured out that people take you know the top spin inside their body and then they flick the wrist over that's how the big time guys do it it really is about Jimmy area so they flick the hand over the wrist over the ball when they make contact hitting the ball inside they don't like slice balls that stay low that are wide and angled so there's always a weakness to every technique because something there's a way to counter every action so tennis becomes complicated but we do figure it out by set scores and playing people how well it how effective your technique is

[@akaebbassouan4979]

Le tennis est régi par les jeux de jambes c'est comme la danse Boris est une icône Hats off to you

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

On behalf of Boris we would like to say thank you! Have you seen his course? topleveltennis.com/courses/boris-becker-basics-are-paramount

[@jamesgretsch4894]

Had no idea he didn't play tennis anymore. I don't mean senior tour but I just meant tennis in general. Didn't know he didn't play recreational tennis anymore with friends and family just for fun. He said it, it's a moving sport that's why he doesn't play anymore.

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

Boris has a serious hip injury, that's why we cannot play anymore, even recreational. :(

[@kaafaa8036]

i need a coach like him

[@douglashagan65]

I think it's their ability to mix it up in their tactics it depends how smart you are really I'm going to boils down to it if they know how to disguise their shots and mix it up so the opponent can't read them and that's really it's really intelligence when it boils down to it you got to be able to have a big variety of shots and no one to use them at the right time and that if you see a short ball you got to know whether you know approach shots into the corner and you have to move quickly and get set up and it's all about getting set up quickly and anticipating early

[@roadfert]

Boris reminds me a lot of Nick Faldo in golf. Both were very quiet steely competitors during their careers but have let their personalities show through after their retirements.

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

Absolutely. You will have to see how he discusses with young tennis players today's mentality, approaches to having a coach, tennis lifestyle, and so on. You will find more details here: topleveltennis.com/courses/boris-becker-basics-are-paramount

[@laidhadjidj364]

sampras becker 1996 master final in Germany 5 sets, extraodinary match, the best match for a master final

[@bxchris]

The Legend

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

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[@douglashagan65]

Oh yeah that guy's got a lot of power more than I've seen at the college level even top college players don't hit as well as that guy that guy is has the potential of going professional definitely or being professional you said a higher level that I seen locally here in California even at the top universities but he has potential

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

Douglas, thanks a lot for your comments, it is a great value for our discussion here about forehand. :)

[@kenarthur6253]

Boris the ball boy. 🤣Great video ☺️

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

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[@rasheednar3852]

Hi boris👍💯

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

Hi Rasheed! :)

[@Panchkula007]

wow being coached by boris becker

[@sebastiansantos5561]

Some other coaches said that starting with the elbow up is grong!¡ There is to much information on the internet

[@Thiyanesh_Talks]

Thank you so much sir. Pls suggest us more corrections Boris sir.

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

You can learn from his tips just now by watching his course on TopLevelTennis.com. :)

[@ANGELOFDARKification]

I can never have the foot below my racquet hand behind and follow through. I always use that foot to plant myself and then swing through. Many players like Nadal do this too.

[@miguelbarahona6636]

That´s the open stance. Everybody when using open stance, plants the racket foot first. Even Rod Laver in the 70´s did that way.

[@ANGELOFDARKification]

@@miguelbarahona6636 It's just confusing because every tennis forehand tutorial on youtube tells you to use the foot opposing the racquet hand to plant, and swing through. So for example, if you are right handed, tutorials will tell you to plant your left and use that as the pivot point when you swing through with your racquet hand and right foot rotating.

[@fiterra741]

"that's why i don't play anymore" hahahaha, RESPECT!! GOOD TIPS!

[@brianlee1417]

I wanted to see how you hit your big loopy forehand Boris!

[@douglashagan65]

Problems are so many different ways to hitting the forehead people have the racket closed some people have a semi open stance some people putting with clothes stance some people hit flats some people at top some are hitting slice for hands you know there's so many different variations a loopback swing a straight back swing you know different ways of stepping straight into the ball stepping it at a 45° angle so many different ways to hit the tennis ball and you have to discover what works best in an actual situation that's the only way you know

[@douglashagan65]

It gets good record he's very loose relaxed and gets 2 minutes where I could head speed a lot better than most players he's more fluid than a lot of players that's great because that rocket had speed produces a lot of power

[@kubura762]

"schatzilein" is the best!

[@jeolmmum]

"That's why I don't play anymore" 😂😂😂 Boris Du bist echt mega!!

[@ΑΡΙΣΤΟΤΕΛΗΣΔΗΜΗΤΡΟΠΟΥΛΟΣ-κ5χ]

Boris, I think you had semi continental grip, not western on your forehand grip

[@aymanzein7]

He said : If want to rally, I would use a western grip ...

[@ΑΡΙΣΤΟΤΕΛΗΣΔΗΜΗΤΡΟΠΟΥΛΟΣ-κ5χ]

@@aymanzein7 Anyhow he used I believe 99.5 % continental grip

[@sephsmals7383]

Like 15 percent eastern easing to continental,

[@kurtjohnston6620]

Federer 2005 - Best Forehand of all time.

[@spencera1129]

Boris is hilarious

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

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[@spencera1129]

@@TopLevelTennisOfficial naa I will have to check them out 👍

[@douglashagan65]

Yeah but you're a powerful attacking player that a very good serve you can probably well participate and you can really Hammer that flat shot right at the pony or hit it down the line and mix it up but that top's been very smooth so yeah and your prime you are the top one two or three in the world at one time so it's very hard to stay at the top number one but you were constantly in the top five there for a while so yeah you just have you're tall with six four a lot of strength lot of power smooth and very much of a attacking player you like to come up to net and you take it you attack those short balls approach so more of a full court game rather than just stay in the baseline like a Bjorn Bora core lindley even stayed back you volleyed a lot more than than the majority

[@vectorthurm]

I keep waiting for Boris to snag that racquet from that young guy and “Boom-Boom!”

[@hermanodejesus7264]

The foundation is FOOT WORK....

[@RobertSantos-rw8dy]

Tom Okker's forehand was a money maker..

[@jerome_morrow]

Protect what backhand, Boris? I seem to remember you blasting away winner after winner off both wings!

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

In his course he made an episode about forehand too! Check it out: topleveltennis.com/courses/boris-becker-basics-are-paramount

[@SantiagojoseChacon]

If this man says hit the ball in front , I should do it 😅

[@祖高域-p5x]

Boris Becker is a good looking fella

[@douglashagan65]

Oh yeah mcenroe Becker accuracy everybody's different Connor's totally different concept of how to hit the ball and when you take lessons from different coaches they teach you completely different techniques so we're all out there wondering what is the best way it's depends on the athlete really how smart you are and what you can do with the ball there's no particular correct way it's depends on the yeah I played himself how well he can execute it how he can hit Target so he moves the ball around I anticipates footwork everything go to mix up the slice the top the flat

[@markfrench6790]

Put a racquet in Boris’s hand. Great player.

[@TopLevelTennisOfficial]

True story! He even tried to play volley - you can see it by watching his course: topleveltennis.com/courses/boris-becker-basics-are-paramount

[@meisterlymanu5214]

i still choke at the lost bet i made in the 95 Wimb Final that Boris would win.

[@krishnar3493]

Man’s got some serious stature.