Philipp Kohlschreiber Practice 2016 BNP Paribas Open Indian Wells

[@adama2569]

The Kholschreiber backhand is a thing of beauty to watch

[@6onxza]

4:24 that BH was so powerful that the camera couldn't record it lol

[@MrBernking]

amazing player, such a talent

[@SuiChoy]

Kohlshreiber is so talented, look at that timing....

[@goodgamerz1]

Not really, he's done nothing with his career...

[@davidalex6048]

+tennis He's won over $8 million in prize money alone, and has already achieved more in his career than 99.999+% of tennis players will ever achieve in their entire lives. You don't know what you're talking about.

[@goodgamerz1]

+David Alex um I actually do? He hasn't reached a SF of a grand slam ever and 99.999 is fucking bullshit mate. He may of done things in his career but nothing special at all.

[@davidalex6048]

+tennis Anyone who's good enough to play at Indian wells is better than nearly all tennis players in the world. Once you make more than $8 million playing tennis, then you can have some legitimacy to saying he has no talent. I bet you've never seen him play live.

[@goodgamerz1]

+David Alex yeah mate I got to the Australian Open every year and I've seen him play 3 times sooo anyway he's not nearly better than all tennis players he was okay for a bit but now he sucks and hasn't achieved anything in a while. You don't know what you're taking about.

[@adamromero]

I love the shape of those groundies from Kohlschreiber.

[@lordbyron3603]

Talent !! And beautiful strokes.

[@miguelpessanha]

0:44 That was some serious topsin on the one handy, you can see the dip on the ball

[@Counttom90]

Does he hit with the same side of the racket off both backhand and forehand normally?

[@Sapfo26]

Verdasco is such an grunting beast/animal, hes got a great top spin 4-hand!

[@stefanybarra1151]

+wook san that is belluci...can't you tell from his terrible forehand.

[@Sapfo26]

OOOOps, It looked like Verdasco from distance...

[@Sapfo26]

So that is Belluci in Yellow in yellow t-shirt?

[@carlosizquierdo3618]

Maravilloso revés e increíble con los passings !!!!!!!

[@Sapfo26]

Kolshreiber, great player! Is that Verdasco on the opposite side?

[@usoko5825]

Belucci

[@J0uzer]

is that follow through of the backhand normal? im working hard to get rid of it because i thought you are supposed to follow through to the same side of your body until very last moment

[@KarmaticEvolution]

+J0uzer I hope someone answers your question, I am curious as well.

[@TRASHoftheTITANS]

There's no "normal" way to hit a stroke. Good players do what works for them. If your backhand is fine with that follow-through then don't try to change it. If you are changing it to try and improve a poor backhand, it's highly likely that the problem isn't the follow-through, but rather the grip and/or timing.

[@codeinememeing2916]

lol at 0:04 the women voice lined up with kohlschreiber, for a second i thought it was him

[@BullyGarfield.]

true

[@wolfgangmarkusgstrein8522]

PK had easily one of the best o-h-backhands in tennis. But here he doesn't swing through to the ending position because he does not let the racket fly free. It is just swing, no power!

[@carlosizquierdo3618]

Clase philip kohlschreiber !!!!!

[@thiagomilioli1736]

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