Richard Gasquet - Backhands Super Slow Motion 4000fps (720p)

[@lordbyron3603]

Very good video. I love the fast and slow capturing.

[@billyyip384]

so beautiful.

[@oliveroshea5765]

Wonderful backhand, fantastic video!

[@001archimedes]

Great angle for learning the one handed backhand & one of the best one handed backhand forms imo.

[@Stiffjab71]

So beautiful it’s simply insane. His wrist is “open” when hitting his topspin backhand, pretty much the same thing needed for the so called “modern forehand”. Insanely awesome

[@lsc21]

His racquet drop is really the key to the beauty of his swing. The racquet sliiiides down behind him, then he uncoils into the.contact point as if he were drawing a sword.

[@einarjuel]

"Drawing the sword" is a nice swing thought! My coach recommended it for feeling an inside-out backhand, but your comment reminded me of it and inspired me to want to try it out next session

[@ChristiaanHartNibbrig]

Excellent video. Thank you for posting.

[@txchou]

+Christiaan Hart Nibbrig glad you enjoy it

[@javils6178]

Such elegant is this guy playing, fantastic backhand! Great video TKS.

[@Silverhands]

Awesome video. You learn so much from them.

[@dejpsyd0421]

Love it!!!

[@camlendrim7609]

Super slow mo reveals how Gasquet keeps his head still long after contact like RF. BH is thing of beauty.

[@TheGruug]

Comment peut-on posséder un revers aussi excellent et en même temps avoir un coup droit aussi moisi ?

[@fortylove68]

Like watching a cheetah run. Such grace!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@oliveroshea5765]

hmm, does he run around his forehand to hit a backhand??

[@dannymalone8698]

why oh why did he never figure out a way to make his forehand as graceful as his most-graceful-in pro-tennis-backhand???

[@LoveTennisOfficial]

Great video yet again. Could we use some of your videos on our channel if we credit you? Many Thanks, Love Tennis

[@vlesmeries]

interesting. it looks like he changed his take back from a video i watched from 8 years ago. He used to keep the racket closer to the chin.