Novak Djokovic Forehand Slow Motion

Novak Djokovic Forehand Slow Motion. Is it better than Nadal or Federer?
Novak Djokovic Australian Open 2020 campaign came to a successful end as he lifted the title defeating Dominc Thiem in the final. Djokovic has played with great confidence and his game has improved dramatically over the years. One stroke in particular has brought him many victories on the ATP Tour. Djokovic forehand technique allows him to play with variety and precision.
Novak Djokovic Tennis Forehand has become a real weapon as he is able to dominate players with his Forehand Power and Forehand Topspin. Djokovic forehand grip is western and he is able to generate a fast racquet head speed and play with alot of spin, similar to Nadal he often plays the buggy whip technique which can be observed in this video.
How does his forehand compare to other players?
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[@LoveTennisOfficial]

What do you think of Novak's forehand compared to other players?

[@petesampras4632]

Love Tennis Not too bad

[@LoveTennisOfficial]

@saigonbond How many more does he have in him?

[@petesampras4632]

Love Tennis If he continues to be healthy and focused he can pass Federer’s 20. Novak’s dominance on hard courts is unmatched

[@ayayachon]

Imo...its simple and compact at the same time...the set up is simple making the timing of ball hitting very easy for him...very suitable with his defensive style...not too powerful but very controlled

[@abstractfitness1282]

It’s more semi west I wouldn’t say western tho

[@user-be5qg7mr1s]

His forehand is one of the best in the world. Control, balance and angles. There is no denying it

[@laynih1755]

actually corking from a tennis player there is denying it. ur not supposed to jump and ur supposed to grab the racket after you've hit the ball and then swing over

[@regzmaverick1853]

@@laynih1755 haha this comment is so funny! This Guy could be the GOAT eventually so you cant say that hes doing something wrong with his forehand!😂😂

[@nickyyoo]

@@regzmaverick1853 just because he’s a Goat doesn’t mean those forehand’s were fundamentally flawed

[@regzmaverick1853]

@@nickyyoo were fundamentally flawed? what do you mean bro?

[@regzmaverick1853]

@@nickyyoo if you meant "were not "fundamentally flawed? then my question is what is your basis of fundamentals?? Old Tennis text book?? KZbin lesson?😀Since this sport continually evolves, deviation from standard doesnt mean "Flaws" .He is the number 1 player of the world and holding 19 grandslams. It means his forehand is effective and efficient which what really matter in this sport!🤛 It could be the fundamentals for future players!

[@gregstuver1242]

What a beautiful video. It is a work of art to watch this man at a speed that he can be appreciated for every movement.

[@larrybu2000]

His forehead is so underrated. It is not most powerful but the most consistent and accurate.

[@rksleung]

He is using his left hand to also measure where his feet should be when hitting every shot.

[@sergiosimbula]

Well it's hard to see exactly how great his forehead is in this video, due to his cap.

[@kagakai7729]

​@@rksleung Wait I didn't know you could do that, my mind is blown. I keep hitting the ball too close and it's killing my power generation. Once again, Novak educates

[@yanirahowell8011]

Straight poetry in motion 👌

[@yuriomelchenko1500]

The most versatile forehand ever: a perfect blend of power, flexibility and smoothness....

[@paull7937]

I think Djokovic has the best forehand or one of the best in ATP tour.

[@TheYoudhruv]

The Uncoiling is so flawless, thats make the shot effortless which help him play long rally.

[@sshanto17]

Thank you!

[@obaidfarghani9202]

thanks for the share - very helpful

[@andreakumar2984]

Djokovic’s strokes are perfectly...textbook. If you had to give a technical lesson you’d use him. Federer has an elegant touch and Rafa electric. No matter the type of forehand he pretty sets himself up the exact same way. A freeze gram of his “ready” moment right before hitting is the same almost each time.

[@fahmi7017]

Federer more aggresive, djokovic more stable, nadal more defensive forehand

[@firstlast2655]

Sooo clean! Thanks for the video

[@LoveTennisOfficial]

Glad you liked it, any other players you want to see?

[@fps_official2762]

The generated power that is accentuated through every single one of his hits is incredible.

[@jbior7838]

His technique is so beautiful it makes me want to cry....... Or maybe it’s because of the soundtrack lol

[@JuhoTunkelo]

Poetry in motion

[@alexandregobbideoliveira7387]

Perfect 👌

[@SantoshPatil-jv7jr]

I was looking for this. Thank you very much for sharing

[@paoloantunes1283]

Main reason he’s become greatest match player of all time- extraordinary capacity of building on great natural talent and ever improve on his shots and game. Forehand for example, initially not as great as backhand (his most natural and intuitive shot) but he put his mind into it and developed into another superb weapon, same level as the BH: SOLID AS A ROCK. His serve almost the same thing! Novak isn’t just a great player and champion; he’s very VERY intelligent.

[@jhedvader3769]

He has an elastic forehand. So flexible

[@LoveTennisOfficial]

Yeah gets a lot of topspin too

[@jhedvader3769]

@@LoveTennisOfficial he is not a heavy hitter but because of his elasticity, he reached number 1. a topspin forehand and heavy flat backhand is a killer

[@tannerbrinton9808]

Yes, very flexible wrist

[@victorrosortigosa5975]

El mejor!!

[@trungtumai]

Im addicted to the song and the beauty of this clip.

[@ryankiel4895]

He gets incredible torque on the shot! He strings are parallel to the ground during the racquet lag, then he rotates the wrist sharply while bringing the racquet forward on contact with the ball. This must result in phenomenal spin. Amazing.

[@samillh89]

he dont rotate the wrist at the moment of contact is so perfectly

[@chrisb8698]

All of his impact points are in the center or below the center of the racket. Very key to ensure consistent racket angles for top spin.

[@lucapaluca8537]

This is really a beautiful video 🥰🎾

[@fingersm]

Magic man!!

[@zhichengzhao5907]

One word: formidable!

[@binglee2228]

Great stuff

[@cindymayer8451]

Infallible! “the best forehand I have ever seen”

[@ultimateolzhas4486]

Very well

[@pintadotennistraining1513]

It’s almost as good as my forehand ;)

[@zathomas1930]

Please tell me the music that starts at 3:59 ..... The exact song title. I love the music

[@scsaintaiwan]

Why is this so satisfying?

[@BillYip-rb5wz]

Very good.

[@zhichengzhao5907]

Novak has most balanced powerful forehand and backhand , no doubt.

[@fingersm]

The GOAT!!

[@youngza5319]

Is nadal

[@user-bn3qn6zt1c]

Still?

[@user-oz3iu3vn7b]

It's beau ~~~~tiful

[@JGtennistraining]

I love how he loads up

[@user-gu8th2md2g]

賞心悅目

[@ac8171]

the swing begins at the height of the trajectory of the ball that would be a flat hit. if you start the swing from below the trajectory, wrap the ball giving it more top spin

[@OscarEggen]

Novak (on 22 may 2021 34 years old) shows the next gen forehand like Sinner, Shapovavlov, Sonego, Musetti and other young players. When he stays fit he can continue worlds best player for years.

[@tigerbalm666]

Is this the new clip from TopGun replacing the volleyball scenes?

[@duataduati9655]

Damn Covid-19....I miss tennis action 😛

[@mrfrog235]

I think we all do

[@Ch-jt8zo]

You are watching DjoCOVID-19 though

[@hellshaked6530]

@@Ch-jt8zo this actually made me laugh lol

[@Tony-qw1df]

What's the music?

[@jbior7838]

G.O.A.T

[@OwenCastle-kx4qx]

I love how the heads of the crowd move in unison to watch the ball

[@christophepesci3996]

Etourdissant

[@poonamwarke8610]

I like his forehand his forehand is best in the world I love you Novak Djokovic

[@dirtywashedupsparkle]

Interesting. The arm is bent a bit, somewhere between Federer's straight arm and Kyrgios's bent one, but it's essentially quite similar in terms of the front stance, the torso twisting for the windup. It's more similar to Nadal and Kyrgios, with the racquet doing a swivel-and-whip action to hit the ball, something that generates a lot of acceleration. Nadal and Kyrgios's racquet faces are very different however - Nadal's being bolt upright, Kyrgios's being flat and level with the ground. Djokovic's is in between, about 45 degrees. Nadal, Federer, Kyrgios and Djokovic all hold the racquet by the throat with their other hand for the backswing. Nadal does a fair length. Not sure if that makes a difference, but it means less stress on the arm over time.

[@user-tc8kl7cb2w]

I am a tennis coach in Korea. I have a plan to create a forehand content. Can I use this video?

[@LoveTennisOfficial]

Unfortunately we do not allow our content to be used

[@user-op5kg7ht1y]

That's a shot.

[@user-vm2yv2ry2v]

4:39 my favorite point

[@rainywang2192]

观看慢动作视频可以让我们清晰的分析每一步的细节，身体各个部位的相对位置，以及重心的变化，强化本体感觉！

[@sebastiansantos5561]

Is Nole's forehand what is call the atp forehand; or is the old technique

[@poonamwarke8610]

Also he had a smooth swing

[@tiendinhminh7092]

Love tennis

[@Ademdjokernole]

Djokovic's forehand is very good he can play flat and topspin when he wants

[@mohkit9327]

his forehand doesn’t look the best but when he starts sliding and hitting his forehand it’s looks pretty damn insane

[@back81192]

So damn pretty!

[@poonamwarke8610]

His forehand is best In the world

[@edwardclark2653]

Novak effectively groups and utilizes his muscles during stroke production.

[@karlopeternel7685]

👌

[@dragzpl6505]

Yeah I am the 100 like

[@blakebrothers3984]

that music?

[@betamelgarejo]

I love tenis 🎾 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@wlf1089]

😮😮😮😮😮 wow

[@dimitrisorestis2983]

The ultimate warrior.Smoth enough to bent so it doesn't brackes.Stong enough to resist and retaliate with ferocious power.Gentle enough to recognise someone's momentum and wait for his timing.Flexibility of mind,spirit,body.I just didn't like him to win over Stef,but i hated when Stef didn't do the necessary to bit him.

[@vladimirnarancic757]

Love the idea's behind the words, bro.

[@dimitrisorestis2983]

@@vladimirnarancic757 words are ideas,concepts,if not, the're wind coming and going

[@shipwreck8847]

The most replayed section of this video doesn't have anything to actually do with djokovic. It's actually when the cheesy music ends and the good music begins.

[@DobriyKondrat--]

What is the music in video ? Please!!!!

[@rksleung]

Music by Broken Elegance

[@omarparilli8053]

Él campeon qué nació para serlo.

[@Yeediatable]

HE doesn't drop the racket and go up to the ball for contact...his racket is parallel to the level of the ball but he generates spin from the wrist windshield wiping the hell out of that ball.....Also, I have such a hard time relaxing my arm like he does...You could tell from the recoil how loose he stays ...

[@TaeNyFan]

correct grip, hold during c shape, aim

[@mexxuuukpt5916]

Topspin

The very first song is Broken Elegance - Pyres -_- you're welcome!

[@LoveTennisOfficial]

👍

[@baodo8784]

Cảm ơn anh ạ. Em mò hết playlist mà không ra.

[@user-ht7uq1fg4d]

왼팔 컨트롤이 대단다핟

[@NOLANISGODful]

Should play this video in a spa

[@ruggierojerolli]

Definitely Novak´s forehand grip is far from Rafa´s. Nole is western. Rafa´s semi. Nole´s knuckle index is in bevel 5 though not fully. Seems more at the very end of 4. Should Love Tennis clarify this please?

[@lingBollich]

!!!!!

[@honkeyness9427]

Sure does look like the arm/shoulder is one unit - little if any free arm movement unless he’s dealing with a hard ball

[@scissorsharp9032]

I think Novaks the 🐐

[@user-dx6bs7rj4f]

3:13

[@eternalexpansion7868]

0:22 footwork

[@RealJ8]

Is this a celery stick playing tennis?

[@marnchilum1422]

He doesn't have the best looking slomo forehand. But it's beautifully fluid in live timing, and the dwell time of the ball on his racket strings is so long

[@mrhatman675]

Why does he collapse everytime he does his forhand

[@arod54dtY]

Why is he the #1 player? Idk it works though

[@iLeProds]

What does collapsing mean?

[@ruggierojerolli]

I perfectly know what you mean. But never does while training. Seems that in matches tries to play safer in some points and some fluidity is lost.

[@narcyznarcyz-uv4td]

if I had a choice to possess forhand from any players I would go with Agassi ..

[@benthekeeshond545]

Actually, they are all good and it depends on their footwork. We have to consider the footwork to get in position, striking the ball with power/speed, and accuracy. This will represent the forehand side of a tennis player and Agassi won't even make the top 10. Just as I type, I can think of a few players. Del Potro, Soldering, Berdych, Marat Safin, and of course, Rafa, Roger, and Novak are the all-around best. Dominic Thiem has the best forehand now. Racket technology has a lot to do with speed and power.

[@jameskeith1217]

I’ve got Federer as number 1. Agassi is not in the top ten. Now, maybe if you said backhand, I’d entertain the argument for Agassi.

[@narcyznarcyz-uv4td]

@@jameskeith1217 ok.. give me your top 10

[@paultennis9569]

As good as he is i dont feel his forehand is his best stroke nor is it perfect. He sometimes shows a delay prior to contact which takes away from the swing and also not balanced vs other players. He pulls it off but i think his backhand is more complete

[@dominickchuka5387]

His forehand is better, it’s way more consistent while still being powerful. You just need to look at match stats or watch him play to see this.

[@eternalexpansion7868]

1:35

[@danielceledonf]

Fernando González was the best forehand in history.

[@user-qz8dv1pv7f]

1:18

[@captainspirou]

Coach: "keep both feet on the ground when you hit" *watch video of #1 player hitting in the air*

[@atdream105]

the coach is right. if the player hits in the air, it's the result of the powerful swing motion that elevates them to the air. In most cases, the feet stays on the ground

[@ronishpadhy910]

@@atdream105 yes, when you want to hit it hard and its a neutral ball then you jump, but novak doesn't do that unless he has neurtal balls. All the pros know when to do whay

[@cedric....]

Quand tu joue intelligent comme lui il a le meilleur revers du circuit bien plus puissant que à une seul main djoco si il le veut son droit peut être un missile j’me souviens que si il trouve les zones et qu’il joue pas sur ses adversaires met l’extérieur du terrain il a rien qui l’arrête aller dire que son droit et pas puissant si je pourrait copier son cou droit j’en ferait une arme je m’inscrit à un club et je gagne les tournais amateur et j’engrange les lot et la gloire d’avoir gagné j’ai jamais su sa fait quoi de gagné un tournois et j’ai un bien meilleur revers que un droit après faudrait aussi avoir un coach spécial dedans pasque les club on apprend rien et le tennis me manque au fond de moi

[@ryansodhi1815]

I prefer Stan's forehand as it looks very simple and he hits it with his whole body in it

[@ramyg5037]

Is Djoko's forehand grip the same as Wawrinka's?

[@ryansodhi1815]

@@ramyg5037 yes looks like that, it's mostly semi western

[@paull7937]

Djokovic's forehand is better than Federer in my opinion.

[@njh8277]

Not in Federer's prime

[@sandortoth5269]

The music doesnt fit here

[@bhoopseye5]

😢😮😅🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@thomasbetis6865]

A

[@yajilobay]

フェデラーほどは、ボールをよく見てないんですね。それでも世界No.1になるのだから、テニスってわからない。

[@Cilbey]

Like like like like like like

[@renanlevyfrancisco]

Good vídeo. Music annoying.

[@starman3533]

Just mute your device

[@bsrussian]

not as good as the 2 goat forehands, federer and nadal, but he definitely has the goat backhand.

[@ISI.O]

Lol. After everything he has accomplished, he still gets disrespected by folks like you. Mike's better than Fed or Nadal

[@bsrussian]

@@ISI.O what? in what way did I possibly disrespect djokovic. i made an objective statement, worse forehand than fed/nadal and best backhand of all time.