Roger Federer Ultimate Compilation - Forehand - Backhand - Overhead - Volley - Serve - 2013 Cincinna

[@lordbyron3603]

Always moving, always balanced, keeping his center of gravity along his spine, neck, head while his hips and shoulders rotate and create momentum. The technique ... impeccable. His strokes always consistently the same. No wonder he is the GOAT!

[@mgxzazfbyjuchrisclarkvpz236]

This is THE best Federer practice video (along with the 2 double perspective vids you put up last year ) that exist on KZbin. Thanks

[@cormorant_on_arock7934]

It is awesome indeed. I still think the famous "Cincy Practice" video is the best. That is the one I always go to when I need a little extra motivation to practice

[@23cpa14]

His head stay very steady throughout all the shots, which makes everyone of his shots so consistent. I really need to get consistent like him.

[@cookdenmark]

26 fantastic minutes - never get tired of watching him practice or play matches?!

[@EssentialTennis]

cookdenmark I feel the same way.

[@cookdenmark]

***** :) Is it possible that I have seen other videos from you re. Roger Federer???

[@Sebastian-by3eb]

Never ;)

[@andrewlubbers3198]

Cincinna: my favourite tournament on the ATP Tour

[@Golfina19]

Absolute beauty!

[@BubbaKeto]

He makes this look so easy. Damn.

[@StrageSrebreniy]

- Отл! - Спасибо!

[@didilawalatachannel8451]

That's Awesome RF

[@AlanWeinberger]

Great!!

[@EssentialTennis]

Alan Weinberger Thanks for watching!

[@alexvien3654]

I notice on volleys before federer goes to contact he gets the racket in an upright position (racket head above grip) then goes forward to make contact in front. Does this help get the racket in the proper angle for contact?

[@Themoi037]

Do you have a footage about berdych's forehand ?He has great strokes, if you got it please upload it

[@ramyg5037]

Yes I'm looking for his forehand strokes too..

[@iceinmyveins335]

Paul was a great coach both for pistol and the goat

[@EssentialTennis]

No question!

[@joepie954]

I swear i do the same things as roger but can never even get close to his skill. Why is this god?

[@brandonkuang6854]

Around 1:20 , new colorway for the Nike Vapor Tour 9.5?

[@kentinmania]

Looks like a 17 y.o. Federer LMAO

[@weshoyt2322]

Had to borrow the Wilson....I use Head

[@weshoyt2322]

That was actually me as a stand in....

[@ramyg5037]

Roger hardly seems to be breathing in and out for each stroke. Whereas Any Roddick is usually seen breathing in and out clearly during each stroke.

[@chris-re6vl]

watching this is the closest i believe to there being a god

[@tennnis498]

I’ve long thought this too. I saw him in person at Indian Wells. Never thought I would go to such trouble to watch a pro practice. The experience was surreal, Cecchinato just shaking his head at some of Roger’s shots.

[@MrAndrew535]

How do I get rid of that annoying banner at the top of the screen? It is so intrusive.

[@lifeoftennis1285]

Andew Tarjanyi, you slide it to either the left or right side of the screen enough for it to go away/fade away.

[@edgarespinozarodriguez2037]

N

[@EssentialTennis]

Edgar Espinoza Rodriguez Q

[@anhboa2]

Is that true that he is hitting with double-bend arm now ?

[@m3toz4]

+Andy Le He does it sometimes nowadays as his foot speed not fast enough, but he still like to do straight arm FH where he can rip it. As mortals like us, it is better to be flexible to do it all depend on the situations.

[@mgxzazfbyjuchrisclarkvpz236]

+Hung Phan his arm closer to straight on most forehands and his foot speed is still fast enough to hit that type of forehand. Yes he's lost a step but you gotta realize he's still an incredible mover

[@anhboa2]

+Hung Phan as you used to hit with straight fore-arm i feel that it is almost impossible to mix with bent-arm, the contact point and extension is clearly very different. I thought he was doing bent-arm but with slow motion replay, it seems he just hitting a bit more relax.

[@m3toz4]

+Andy Le his arm is bend sometimes, but it is not standard double bend FH like Djokovic. It is just physic that you have to bend your elbow if the ball is about chest level and you stand at the same position like the ball at your knee. If you hit with straight arm all the time you have to adjust your body position to different ball height. Pay attention that when he hit with bend arm he can't rip the ball.

[@m3toz4]

+mg xzazfby j*u Chris Clarkv pz Agreed, but he still sometimes got jammed and has to bend arm to compensate.

[@cormorant_on_arock7934]

if you dont at least like Roger Federer there is something wrong with you

[@seanr.8499]

Why is this sped up? 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@tlk686]

Absurd.

[@PH-TENNIS-CONSULTING]

重さをぶつけてんな。

[@PH-TENNIS-CONSULTING]

ムチャムチャ、テンポ早ぇな。。

[@m3toz4]

Federer FH has more flexibility, but less leverage comparing to Djokovic FH.

[@mgxzazfbyjuchrisclarkvpz236]

leverage comes from extension and technique and roger typically gets more extension than djok who has a more bent arm and contact point not as far in front as roger. So he has more leverage although I will admit he's lost penetration compared to djok in a typical baseline rally but that has to do with djok being faster and stronger at this stage of his career. Its not due to leverage but being in a stronger hitting position, on average, than roger on a given rally between the two

[@forgotmyname2462]

mg xzazfby j*u Chris Clarkv pz and rogers forehand is far more lethal due to his amazing ability to hit ridiculously fast balls with ridiculous spin

[@MrAlejandroII]

Federer is great but... The other guy could be an octopus....