Nadal Forehand & Backhand Drills Indian Wells 2019 - Court Level View

[@LoveTennisOfficial]

Can Rafa beat Federer without full fitness?

[@mobileplayers-gods2393]

I bet he can

[@mobileplayers-gods2393]

He’s the best player so he obviously he can

[@mobileplayers-gods2393]

Love Tennis you’re so lucky you got to see him play I went on Tuesday two weeks ago

[@dstein111]

I like how he’s practicing the high deep forehand shots.. those are a pain

[@SoyCharlitos]

4:38 I want to see Nadal playing soccer🤩🤩🤩🔥🔥

[@JuanPabloSecundo]

Does anybody know what they are more less talking about? I'm guessing off body language that his coach is telling him about weight transfer and that he should be more on his front leg??

[@camctrail]

Paper Planes in the background made this way better

[@truongyhaltruongthuydj8135]

8d audio

[@youshenglv5616]

TopsPin machine forehand

[@mobileplayers-gods2393]

#Team Rafa 4 Life 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@mariodorado3730]

I like the drill: basic, objective, and fun to hit. However, totally unrealistic! Realism, at the professional level, I believe, is extremely vital during drills! I don't understand why that feeder has to feed a 2.5/3.0 level balls, to none other than Rafael Nadal! Shouldn't he be feeding that same ball but at a much faster speed?

[@danivedis]

Mario Dorado the intention of the drill is realistic at a profesional level as well. The whole point is to hit the last winner shot after a dominant rally. Meaning he has made the rival run from side to side forcing him to hit defensive shots until the last one which is a softer loopy shot. There are tons of these shots at a pro level (only when the rival has been pushed form side to side and hence forcing them to hit a bad shot). Do you know what I mean?

[@tied2dye1]

no shit i can kill the same pussy lobs too