Grigor Dimitrov Training Court Level View Monte Carlo - ATP Tennis Practice On Clay

[@CRAIGLSANDERS]

I learn so much from a technical aspect by watching these videos that you post. I enjoy watching and learning from these videos more so then watching matches. What is amazing to me there is not one pro on the WTA or ATP or related Chalkrnger Level events that has not madtered the fundamentals. Even in the warm up the ”rally” ball of Dimitrov or any pro male or female is hit so “perfectly” and consistently and travels with more RPMs and MPHs then the average club player.

[@brpindy]

if I would just judge on the beauty of the strokes, for me, he would be top 5 in the world definitely. His technique is so pure

[@michaelobgy]

All the top pros are amazing!

[@jimmychan9582]

@@michaelobgy you sure you watched the 'beauty' of Medvedev's strokes? haha

[@synhet84]

Number one for me in terms of beauty of the strokes!

[@zeddeka]

I think that's the problem. To use the old description, he's a great stroke maker, but not a great match player

[@samsmlee]

Top 5?! In my book, he's tied for first with Federer (mostly because they look almost exactly identical)

[@skylaxx]

Gosh, how I love this fh technique with wrist snap. Beautiful shots!

[@Axelitos]

That backhand is so pure!!

[@羅文昕-c3h]

The training partner was Yen-hsun Lu from Taiwan.

[@jjns5600]

Yen-hsun Lu, with the COVID FLU???

[@vincentbianchi3361]

JJ NS racist bro

[@futurists7076]

Technique éblouissante chez Dimitrov, l'un des gars les plus beaux à voir jouer sur le circuit!

[@user-be5qg7mr1s]

His forehand is so smooth!

[@kon.5501]

WOW　thank you for uploading this vid!!!

[@tennisparisbrothers8001]

Wow great view of Dimitrov very nice hitting and can see the pace they hit at!! Would you be interested in collobarating?

[@guhguhyuhyuh17]

Is he using one of his older racquets?

[@hayderalkhalisy4361]

No this was just shot many years ago

[@LoveTennisOfficial]

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[@theresidetective1646]

lol i thought dimitrov's hitting partners has a more crips forehands and backhands than he is... what is his name?

[@liaocow]

Lu Yen Hsun from Taiwan 🇹🇼

[@umbertofurlan501]

in terms of style Rog is the one and only... grigor is in 2nd place.

[@LoveTennisOfficial]

Do you think Dimitrov can get back to top 5 in the world?

[@Nikolay_Dolgikh]

I dont think he can. There is a lot more young and strong guys on tour now.

[@Nikolay_Dolgikh]

And what do you think?

[@LoveTennisOfficial]

@@Nikolay_Dolgikh He has the game but not sure if he believes anymore, the injuries have really affected him

[@rista0rile0ricky]

Nop to weak head

[@angejo5591]

top 15 at best i’d say

[@reallypantik6283]

Don't you think he drops racquet head too low at the contact point when hitting backhand?

[@JamesZJi]

i think none in the comment section can judge how pro hit balls

[@coryCuc]

@@JamesZJi not being a pro doesn't mean you can't have an opinion.

[@maxwelldewinter]

NO!!

[@CoDINmyHEART]

yes, you're right.. But seems to work for him anyways lol

[@JuhoTunkelo]

Um no that’s how a one handed drive backhand works. It’s almost identical to Fed’s.

[@maxwelldewinter]

Amazing game but never had the head to match!

[@lassem1125]

What year is this from?

[@Reckless499]

I like dimitrov as a person and as a player, but I feel like I’m imitating, or trying to perfectly copy Federer’s strokes. He prohibited him reaching another level, higher than his right now. Building your OWN strokes adds another level of security, power, and would probably help him mentally too, now Grigor is a great player, even beating the likes of Federer and reaching slam finals, but imitation only gets you so far.

[@Emolga6274]

Yea it made him a millionaire . That’s good enough

[@Reckless499]

Jordan Stopper To us yeah, hell he is set for life. But you know competitively he has wanted to do more, and I was just stating that I think trying to clone or imitate his entire game after someone else limited his capabilities. He never got to be himself, and the “baby fed” title got to him I believe.

[@JuhoTunkelo]

Ah come on. Everybody learns the strokes via imitation to begin with. Doesn’t mean he didn’t make his strokes his own. And strokes alone don’t make a winning game anyway. Even Fed has said to stop with the silly comparisons...

[@buffaloprufrock854]

Baby Fed. Don’t mean that in a bad way. Has all the shots, just not as often.

[@JuhoTunkelo]

Sure. Shots alone don’t make a winning game though. Will to win, smart strategy and thinking on your feet form the rest of it...

[@watcher687]

I’m here to watch Dimitrov’s backhand and 95% of the shots are forehands. What the hell?!

[@1L26-hm6ru]

ディミトロフがジュニアgsを優勝した時，殆どの人はディミが将来gsを優勝すると予想したと思います。でも33歳になった今ディミトロフのgs最高成績はベスト4です。ラオニッチや錦織圭よりも下の存在になるなんて誰が予想できたか。テニスという競技は技術よりもメンタルに左右されるものだと言えると思います。

[@drazenbaric9863]

Something is wrong both with backhand and forehand, but im not expert enough to understand why

[@Sambuccashake]

Hmm did he change his serve back to his old stance? Last video I saw he was serving distinctly different and not looking like his old serve (Which we see here) Have a look here when he is practicing with Novak: kzbin.info/www/bejne/anO5knhpraqjfsU

[@aryannouri7797]

This is from quite a few years ago.

[@vladimirgeorgiev4367]

Браво

[@LoveTennisOfficial]

💪💪

[@synhet84]

4:28 il lui a dit "je t'aime"? lol

[@Giannantonio83]

Not sayin its bad - but am i the only 1 that thinks dimitrovs serve looks weird - atleast the first part of it before he hits

[@choong29]

im surprised he is not shirtless.

[@LoveTennisOfficial]

😂😂

[@paoloantunes1283]

he’s obviously very fit, and I really like his forehand - his backhand is stylish but doesn’t look that solid or sharp I wonder if he (and others) grew up trying to copy or model his game on Federer’s, which in the long run may have been a mistake... Djokovic for one didn’t do that, and it paid off very well for him.

[@mnskn5507]

2014

[@陽水-r9o]

錦織？？？

[@alvamass7449]

No se que le falta para no ser crak

[@franmoreno351]

Cabeza

[@anderaguinaco5294]

Dimicovid

[@mshtennisyt]

And he now got covid👀

[@jjns5600]

From Yen-Hsun Lu, with the COVID FLU!!! Hey...that rhymes!

[@pdy9930]

@@jjns5600 Did Yen-Hsun Lu get the COVID ?

[@MK-jm7wb]

あんまりうまくないなぁｗ

[@princeanthony8525]

No matter how hard he trains, he will continue to lose against looper Nadal at French. All style no substance .

[@TimTheMusicMan]

You can watch a 4.0 hit the same as this from the baseline. Tennis is very easy, harder than basketball which is the easiest and harder than silly soccer (if this qualifies as a sport) but other than some basic skills tennis is easy to adapt to. It’s more of an activity or game than a true sport as well. Hence why so many millions who are relatively un Athletic end up playing and enjoying tennis, which is a positive, but to glorify over hitting a rubber ball from the baseline is a little naive shall we say.

[@LoveTennisOfficial]

Not sure if we agree, it’s a sport that requires split second decision making while on the run and coordinating every part of your body from your feet to your head and arms and hands and then having to also control a fast moving object in your hand to impact a fast moving object coming at you at great speed to make it land on a small target you want...erm doesn’t sound all that easy...

[@TimTheMusicMan]

@@LoveTennisOfficial Tennis has its skill requirements and it takes time to learn the game as the rackets are just too complex for the size of the court, the balls are too light and lively and the string technology is too advanced. The one aspect about tennis is that it is a gender-less specific game, more females play than males probably. There are millions who engage in the game who are not very athletic nor coordinated, yet they can get the ball over the net, they have fun, all good qualities, but tennis, like other weekend sports, can attract a less-than athletic player. Tennis is more difficult than basketball or soccer for sure. Tennis's problem is the modern game is not played 'athletically' like it did in the 90's, 80's and beyond. It's a pure baseline hit back and forth until someone hits the net or out, this is an un athletic approach and therefore has attracted a wider 'un athletic' base. Add in the powerful racket technology (and large sweet spots) and strings and you have the equipment to hit the ball over the net relatively easy.

[@JuhoTunkelo]

Holy crap you’re still copy & pasting this crap, it’s been years now hasn’t it? How about you get on court instead and see for yourself how damn easy it is. Pay to get on court with a pro and come back to report your findings, yeah?