JANNIK SINNER FOREHAND - By RiTennis Mario

[@baccarani1507]

By far the best explanation about our new national tennis champion forehand technique. Thanks a lot

[@MarioRITennis]

Fasten your seatbelts! He is obviously not even close to achieving his potential, and if he does, he may even get all the way to the top of the rankings!!!! Thank you for the comment! (Sorry about miss pronouncing his name!)

[@bn6942]

One of the best video I haven't watch for week. Thanks coach!

[@urbietorbis]

Considering this video is three years old congratulations Mario: you were definitely right about Sinner and Italian tennis

[@Thundermind]

I love the info in the video; especially the video editing flow of the players when they were hitting the ball.

[@MarioRITennis]

Thank you Roger! How to crush high seaters next! :) Thank you for the support!

[@jimmac6367]

Excellent review. I can't see what Jannik is doing but your video analysis is exceptionally clear. Tnx!!

[@GrungePopRecords]

Super video again, thanks

[@libertadrespetoverdadequid720]

excellent analysis. thx

[@Contractedharry]

Great content and I fully agree on Sinner. I think he Will be nr1 sooner than later! 🙏🏻

[@MarioRITennis]

Thanks for the comment! And yes! Huge talent!

[@nickclaesen4456]

Grazie mille Mario.ottima spiegazione.complimenti e grazie

[@MarioRITennis]

@@nickclaesen4456 Sei il benvenuto Nick, grazie mille per il tuo supporto

[@gae5076]

sinner than later😂

[@gae5076]

sinner than later😂

[@diegozanchi8528]

Thank you Mario, good explanation, I'm proud to be Italian. Ciao from Venice....

[@MarioRITennis]

Thank you Diego!!!! Love watching him play, to bad he had to draw Nadal in Rome, he will beat him soon as well!!! Love Italy!!! Have a great day!

[@daviddoan68]

Recently I am fan of Italian players starting with Berettini, Fognini and Georgie (for her aggressive style and her beauty), and now Sinner. It's very exciting to watch these players.

[@MarioRITennis]

They are doing an amazing job in Italy! Thanks for the comment!

[@sunglee3935]

Sinner doesn’t sound like an Italian name

[@MarioRITennis]

@@sunglee3935 German heritage :)

[@claudiopescatore3437]

@@sunglee3935 yes, from the German-speaking area in the North of Italy. Note that “Sinner”, in German, is not the one who sins. “Since” is “mind”. He is the “minder” and he means it!

[@sunglee3935]

@@claudiopescatore3437 there is a German speaking area in Italy? I never knew that.

[@Tennishans1950]

It is a flip that generates acceleration giving lots of power and spin. Because the tip of the racquet is pointing towards the net the acceleration path gets longer and thereby the acceleration increase.

[@brasileirosim5961]

Nice video. The more accurate way to describe the function of the left arm is that it will help in the body rotation, similarly to figure skating spins. It is basically a method to rotate more rapidly. The arm’s function to measure distance is secondary (we don’t have this possibility when playing the backhand, but nevertheless we usually find the right distance to the ball).

[@libsrcrazy9634]

Great video

[@carlodave9]

Very interesting analysis.

[@ruggierojerolli]

Apart from the racquet speed "1/4" more revolution I see a superb way or solution to stop going backwards uncounciously with the racquet like WTA, it's like a back wall that only forces to go forward the very second you reach that load posiition sidewards with the racquet face totally to the side and parallel acting like stop limit. Furthermore seems to me that the former kind of guarantees being always with enough space to the side. Hard to get jammed or crammed with the upper arm too close to the trunk provided that the elbow passes forward first like Jannick perfectly does. Great explanation

[@MarioRITennis]

Great explanation Ruggiero! Right on point, all this that you emphasized, mixed with the correct order in the kinetic chain, and you have an amazing forehand! Nice to meet you!

[@giuliopi4720]

Ciao Mario! U where right! Sinner is becoming a champion

[@lorenzocappelli414]

Bel video Mario!! Da studiare e ristudiare e provare sul campo! È veramente un bel movimento quello di sinner, ha una fluidità che ipnotizza

[@bassmit9753]

Awesome analysis.

[@MarioRITennis]

Thank You! Appreciate the feedback!

[@billydurham4143]

Spot on.

[@oreb05]

Great tutorial thks a lot Professor Mario already subscribed ✨👌

[@ΜάρκοςΒουγιουκλής]

Great and clear explanation of the swing "mystery"! Much appreciated! Do you have any such video on the one and two handed backhand?

[@MarioRITennis]

I do, they are a little older, but they are in my channel :-)

[@robinhoodwink9345]

I like his how you pointed out how his wrist is still back at contact. He can really hit a good cross court the at the last second, he does have the racket back lowered that his free arm maybe to aim for depth. Thanks good work

[@MarioRITennis]

Thank you Robin!!!!

[@ianbuick8946]

All good and informative but remember, all of technique will go out of window without good timing and rhythm. That's why different tennis players have different swing path depends on their physical ability and timing. So don't try to copy certain player stroke, better yet look at their feet >>>hip >>> torso>>>shoulder>>head. Arm is just an extension of shoulder, and racket is an extension of the arm.

[@yangjianhunt]

windshield wiper seemed to be the result of low to high swing path, and the wrist letting go of the racquet. it doesn't seem to be an intentional wiping movement. I could be wrong - trying to figure out the forehand.

[@chtomlin]

this is not a true wiper and what you are saying is more correct....Sinner doesn't just have this one Fh either, so this is all pretty misleading unless you are only interested in the lift and spin Fh. This Fh is just the simple ATP straight take-back with a "swivel" to the slot. What really sets this kid apart is his Power Fade technique Fh.

[@antonioarellano9885]

Excellent It was missing to mention the inclination of the racket At the moment of hitting with respect to the vertical plane.

[@martianmatters]

I remember you from year back,... Great content

[@MarioRITennis]

GREAT TO SEE YOU BACK AS WELL! LOOK AT MY MENTAL TOUGHNESS 10 TIPS, YOU'LL LOVE THEM! THANK YOU FOR THE COMMENT!

[@christopherbakriges6559]

terrific analysis...

[@MarioRITennis]

Thank you Christopher!!! I appreciate it!!!

[@danielemartin]

Bravo Mario! Great analysis

[@MarioRITennis]

Thank you Daniella!!!!

[@RaySawhill]

Nicely done, very informative.

[@MarioRITennis]

Thank you Ray!

[@anyiliezenzei4483]

The power he has on his ball is due to his racket head speed and his footwork. He is playing principled tennis.

[@RolandGArros-vs1jr]

Great analysis!

[@MarioRITennis]

Thank you!!!!

[@rh7686]

Excellent explanation-.

[@PapayBmet]

It seems the racket head follows a long elongated curved infinity symbol and whips the ball on contact at the point of intersection of the infinity symbol.

[@MarioRITennis]

I agree! I have a drill with my students and I called the infinity drill mimicking that exact motion, good catch!

[@crazyinthepop5422]

I love how the video starts just wth you saying "jannik Sinner"

[@commondirtbagz7130]

Not many good online coaches out there. Cheers!

[@FairwayJack]

good stuff

[@MarioRITennis]

Thank you Jack!!!

[@LiLi-il6px]

Can you do a video of his backhand too

[@ruipedro4195]

Hi Mario, thanks for your video. For me, when I play tournaments or represent my club team, what is difficult is to plan my day for a lot of things to do. Program my day to get up, eat, digest, warm up, play competitive tennis and recover. I have so much to do, that I do not do what is important. I happened to have three matches in one day and it was not easy to plan my day and prepare to play the semi-finals the next morning. I hope this gives you some suggestions for a new video, which can help a lot of people. Thanks.

[@MarioRITennis]

Hi Rui, I totally agree, planning like you are trying to plan, is a very difficult task to master and very few can do it efficiently. I give you credit for doing so! It takes a lot of discipline! Thank you so much for the suggestion, it is definitely now on my Videos to do in the future. Keep on grinding out there! Congratulations, I can tell you are a very focus tennis player!

[@ruipedro4195]

@@MarioRITennis Thanks Mario. But I´m not the most focused tennis player. I have to do some training to achieve it.

[@omargiannotti7156]

Ottima analisi

[@MarioRITennis]

Thank you so much!

[@verlatenwolf]

"Non of the pros catch their racket." Thiem enters the chat

[@adithyavasudevan4036]

Mario, a special request. Please devote an entire series to racquets, strings and racquet selection. Likewise another one on shoes. People have a great deal of difficulty navigating the choices that we have today. Have seen so many young players pick a racquet that doesn't suit their playing style, and then pay the price by having to trade in at a later date. I would greatly appreciate such a video series.

[@MarioRITennis]

Oh boy! I will try! I am trying to do hey serve video, I know there are a lot of serving videos are there, but I don’t see anything that explains it from beginning to end, showing the real reference points step-by-step that everybody should follow,It’s taking me forever, this is why I haven’t posted in over two weeks. I will keep it in mind, thank you so much for the suggestion!

[@adithyavasudevan4036]

@@MarioRITennis You're doing awesome work Mario. Do consider setting up memberships so that you can continue making awesome videos!

[@MarioRITennis]

How much do you think a membership could be? Month? Year?

[@adithyavasudevan4036]

@@MarioRITennis Dear Mario, Just going by what I see on KZbin, the general trend is to keep the subscription a few dollars a month in order to keep the base as wide as possible. It's not uncommon to find channels with thousands of monthly subscribers. Subscriptions on KZbin have a 'Join' button. A revenue stream of a few thousand a month should allow you to atleast offset production costs, make more content. You could also partner with Sports Equipment companies to provide overviews of their offerings (for e.g, which Babolat racquet should I buy) every now and then - another way to stay afloat. On the whole, your content is so good, I'd be willing to pay for it, and so would sponsors.

[@MarioRITennis]

What do you get with a subscription?

[@ATIL1304]

Thanks coach...Nice to meet you.My name is Kartal...

[@MarioRITennis]

Hi Kartal! Nice to meet you as well! And thank you for watching my channel!

[@ATIL1304]

@@MarioRITennis My pleasure coach.Will follow you with joy..

[@MarioRITennis]

@@ATIL1304 thank you Kartal!

[@greenhammer1148]

hi do you need to increase the firmness of your grip at the moment of ball impact or is the firmness or looseness of the grip consistent throughout the forehand movement?

[@patrickwasielewski6398]

Hi, Great analyze, thanks! I am using a Tecnifibre 315 gr t fight xtc racquet and for my tennis class a Yonex vcore 305 gr racquet. I saw that the sinner technic was easily to apply with the 305 gr racquet. Do you think that sinner technic is more adapted to lighter racquet?

[@timseals9830]

You are mistaken in one key 🗝 element. The windshield wiper is an illusion. In actuality the racket extends with the face closing rapidly.

[@rhettchiappone2209]

What racket is in this mans hands at the beginning of the video?

[@gmnboss]

Perpendicular?

[@jerrytom3514]

I’m Irish-American ... can I still his forehand ?... haha... seriously nice job Mario😀

[@MarioRITennis]

Do it!!! You’ll be happy you did it!

[@OscarEggen]

What do you think of the takeback of Wrawrinka? He is an older player with a next gen forehand, don't you agree?

[@MarioRITennis]

Love his forehand! Racquet isn’t quite parallel to the ground when it reaches the back, him and djokovic have the same take back, is sort of in between the modern fh and the next Gen fh. Thank you for the comment!

[@OscarEggen]

@@MarioRITennis I agree! Identical to Sinners forehand is the forehand of Jennifer Brady! What a power for a woman! Carlos Alcaraz doesn't have a next gen forehand (more identical to Djokovic and Wrawrinka), but is in my opinion a next top 10 player in a couple of years.

[@MarioRITennis]

@@OscarEggen I totally agree, he looks great!

[@LiamApilado]

It would be nice if you asked to use my footage or gave credits.

[@MarioRITennis]

Liam, my apologies! Really sorry about that, and really the best court level videos on KZbin, no ill intention at all, and I will give you credit next time! Again, my bad and I’m sorry

[@MarioRITennis]

@@LiamApilado for sure! I will add it to the description and give you a shout out in my next video!

[@MarioRITennis]

Done!

[@treplay8846]

I m not sure if sinner actually flips the wrist as fast as you do...it looks like his contact zone is a bit longer..good analysis though

[@Tuan_Sandro]

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[@Tuan_Sandro]

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[@Tuan_Sandro]

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[@Tuan_Sandro]

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[@sachapontes]

Tsitsipas uses the semi-western grip.

[@MarioRITennis]

Not really ☺️

[@gmnboss]

Italian forehand?

[@doudoubulle]

Close to Djokovic's Forehand, no ?

[@MarioRITennis]

Very! Sinner's racquet is parallel to the ground while Djokovic's is about 45 degrees

[@ale17101958]

Djokovic forhend is " modern" forhand and we in Srbija think that the new gen. forhand is not better forhand...sorry

[@OscarEggen]

WTA forehand is further back because of the natural valgus (X) position of the ellbow by women.

[@chtomlin]

then why did most men use it in past years, like Fernando Gonzales?

[@farhanowaisi4517]

DUDE, UR INTRO SHUD B U SAYING ' hello, itsa me mario'

[@farhanowaisi4517]

and im seruis btw

[@MarioRITennis]

Haha! Good idea! Thanks for the suggestion!

[@pacerdave7838]

Your finish low, looks like Sinner a little higher. Does it matter?

[@MarioRITennis]

IT IS DIFFERENT ON ALL PLAYERS, windshield wiper is standard though, thanks for the question!

[@chtomlin]

This is NOT Sinner's big special Forehand. This is just the basic "lift & spin" with the ATP takeback and swivel to the slot. It isn't new, special or next gen and has been around over a decade. The Congruent Tennis, Power Fade is Sinner's signature giant Killer Fh.

[@MarioRITennis]

Do you have a tennis channel? You should have one! You seem to have very good knowledge of the game :-)

[@Shankar-Bhaskar]

Djokovic's forehand is not parallel to the ground.

[@albertozabeo77]

The correct pronunciation is "iannik" not "Giannik" :)

[@MarioRITennis]

So sorry! My apologies :-)

[@ericfreeman5795]

Is there really something new under the sun? Take back with a high elbow and the racquet pointing forward....Lendl did that. Take it back high but drop the racquet head to the side preparing for the lag and snap....wait....Federer does that. Take the racquet back so far it's face points to the back fence....oh yeah....Djokovic. Put them all together and their love child is "next gen" forehand.

[@MarioRITennis]

Hi Eric, thanks for the info, you are correct, I think you have a good eye and a good memory. I hope you are putting these gifts to good use! I am sure your students greatly appreciate it!

[@ericfreeman5795]

@@MarioRITennis LOL. I'm not a tennis instructor, but I appreciate that you thought I was. Just a die hard tennis fan and intermediate senior player that has followed the sport since the late 70s. But I do believe that the sport evolves, based on the players of today and the past.

[@MarioRITennis]

@@ericfreeman5795 Oh! Well you definitely have a good eye, it could be a second profession foryou!

[@ericfreeman5795]

@@MarioRITennis Thank you. But I'm not a good enough player to teach others. I'll just leave it to the experts.

[@MarioRITennis]

@@ericfreeman5795 well I’m always happy to discuss tennis with you, you seem to know the game pretty well 👍🏻

[@poida007]

Rec players have no chance of mastering ATP FH technique, they’re better off learning to get to the ball on time and in balance to make contact in the center of the strings and get the ball back in the court and do this more than once in a game situation. Sinner and his fellow tour players have been doing this since they were 3 years old and their strokes have evolved to suit their body type, flexibility and style of play. Even developing juniors should not copy a particular player. The 3 greatest players of all time didn’t and neither should anyone watching the endless inventory of KZbin tennis technique videos.

[@adithyavasudevan4036]

I watched this video 100 times. And I still can't do what Sinner does. Make me pay Sinner.

[@adithyavasudevan4036]

Here's a useful complement kzbin.info/www/bejne/pV7CmaOQnM6Jfrc

[@adithyavasudevan4036]

A summary of ATP Tennis forehands kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZ7aq3qOh8qhadU

[@IQWiz]

I’m trying to copy it too

[@tr1ckster726]

Man, trying to replicate this for the average tennis player. Yikes!

[@MarioRITennis]

Yes Brett! Definitely not an easy change to make especially if you have a set muscle memory! Keep on trying though, it took me a couple of years but at 55, I can do it :-)

[@mowghlee]

Yannik , not Jannik

[@atheistcory4174]

It's pronounced Yannick not Jannick!!

[@MarioRITennis]

I know, you are the 10th person to yell at me about it :-) I am really really sorry!

[@Bambotb]

No pro thinks about which grips he has,they just hit the ball i talked to many of them ...also you can't copy any player , everyone hits different there's no point for these videos really

[@luizgomes888]

It was only an analisys,he didn’t told that you must copy sinner forehand

[@Bambotb]

@@luizgomes888 these videos teaches you to do so indirectly tbh

[@MarioRITennis]

.... and most pro’s absolutely know what grip they use, anyone can tell what group they use, appreciate the input though

[@Bambotb]

@@MarioRITennis no i talked to many believe me, grips change too depending on some balls..

[@MarioRITennis]

Good for you! Like who?

[@mikakosonen1225]

Great analysis!