Federer Training 2018 Court Level View (HD)

[@kevinchang5082]

You can argue who’s the greatest (Federer,Nadal, or Djok), but Fed has by far the most graceful and aesthetically pleasing style.

[@nateh6325]

That’s so true

[@premim7940]

Yeah

[@armstrongtixid6873]

Yeah, in the end, based on records, Djoker will probably be best, but there's no denying, the vast majority of people will enjoy watching Federer's game a lot more than the other two. And Nadal's dominance on clay is just ridiculous. They're an amazing trio.

[@nateh6325]

@@armstrongtixid6873 agreed

[@humanentity2214]

Amen

[@YoniYampolsky]

There's never been an athlete whose game is more aesthetically pleasing than this man

[@harishnair5060]

Cant imagine the nervousness when your hitting against the best shot maker the game has ever seen.

[@forgotmyname2462]

RICARDO WTF you are such a moron

[@amrithyabalasubramanian6703]

@@forgotmyname2462 ig illiteracy is another prominent trait among jokeobitch fans in addition to their rampant delusion, whining, and idiocy 😂

[@nikolaramic]

@@rusty935 Djokovic is not a shot maker. Just a defensive boring robot honestly

[@nikolaramic]

@@rusty935 Roger ain't my idol, im just saying plain facts...

[@nikolaramic]

@@derverbesserer795 Stfu noob, im training tennis, playing amateur matches in my country

[@AlexNightOwl76]

Federe's stroke is so smooth, the entire motion until he hits the ball is effortless, even when he hits the ball is so quiet, don't know how to explain it.

[@jaizjeeson2180]

I think I may have figured it out in a sense. It's not so much his fluidity or his unique motion in the forehand or backhand, it comes down to his impeccable footwork and timing. He always hits the ball RIGHT when it reaches its peak. You gotta have some real talent to make shots like that consistently, as he does.

[@bharathip9558]

@@jaizjeeson2180 well said

[@michaellangham6234]

shanking his BH

[@kaneki4403]

Watching a consistent Federer is so satisfying

[@AnthonyHirsch]

He is the most amazing tennis player to watch the world has seen, at least for me. Incredible shotmaker with a fantastic, elegant game I don’t know if the world will ever see anything quite like that again where not only the level is so high but the game is just so amazing and beautiful to watch- it’s special, hope Federer can stay around for as long as he can

[@JesusMartinez-mx1yk]

You will see it again.

[@AnthonyHirsch]

@@JesusMartinez-mx1yk true that, man he'll be back

[@matrix445]

@@AnthonyHirsch he retired🥲

[@bvodesta]

This tennis video is really cool and fun to watch! I'm also learning tennis. Feel free to visit my channel as well. Thank you!

[@miguelfreitas8694]

Amazing how sometimes he almost gives up from swing the backhand and even so he smashes the ball in total control... The best player ever, with the "purest" tennis...

[@bracemitchell5062]

CLASSICAL GENIUS ALWAYS POPULAR

[@BrokeAgain]

Nadal have more GS

[@perfect7873]

The two boys rallying with Roger were the most nervous in life.

[@forgotmyname2462]

RICARDO LOL 😂good joke

[@Raihangamerz313]

Hi

[@BrokeAgain]

They have to hit in the middle too towards him

[@eddiechoy2913]

White shirt guy always miss his shot.

[@markie1aa]

@@eddiechoy2913 Yes, I felt quite sorry for him but it's also good as he'll learn from it.

[@steve52820]

Watching Roger play tennis feels really comfortable and relax

[@AP-qu8sl]

Federer’s backhand slice is a delight to watch

[@TennisProTV]

Really get a great cut on it. Best in the world?

[@michelegrassi4385]

@@TennisProTV for me yes, and the second place goes to Youzhny... and don' t forget about Murray' s slice, maybe he takes the third place.... ah, Feliciano Lopez too has a great slice, he almost always hits in slice from his backhand side :)

[@justaguitarplayer2059]

It never gets old watching the easy power ….effortless

[@Uiru11]

Love those super low shots, they look like they phase right through the net

[@Romusha625]

Roger make tennis look easy to play

[@wyattvanlare8495]

625 Musician yep but that’s why nobody plays anymore. Cause it takes effort

[@Saad-rf6ge]

Trust me, it is not.....

[@jeanbobbb]

No he doesn't..he makes so many sloppy mistakes this practice..

[@jbatutegaming382]

The total opposite of Nadal's "angry" swings.

[@aaronkim6136]

jeanbobbb like what?

[@pigeon2929]

How does he hit the ball so effortlessly and still gives it so much power? Simply incredible

[@npanic628]

Play the video in super slow mo. What you will find is that he creates a monster amount of racket lag with that brick Wilson of his. Super flexible hand joint. It happens in miliseconds and once the racket comes shooting back through the ball it reaches warp speed. I have not seen any other player do that so magnificently and effectively.

[@Krewfan_.akaKF0]

Because he’s relaxed , has good technique, and puts power when it’s close to the ball like a punch. You wouldn’t tense ur fist the whole time , u relax until near impact.

[@theintentionalist]

It's the shoes

[@TobiasLA]

Movement of the arm is like a whip, that creates the Power

[@alfonsonorelli5413]

relaxed wrist and arm, full rotation

[@chrisbreezy-ryanbarbosa4320]

Thanks for the video! I always get the crappiest seats when we go visit these Federer practices. Never get to see this perspective

[@bhuvanesh0115]

You could relate why some people hate Federer from this video itself.When your favorite player's highlight video gets less likes and views than Federer's practice video,it's normal you bind to hate Federer.Have it your way,lol. Federer,the G.O.A.T💥

[@shadilyamouri2186]

So true, this guy is tennis, he is the GOAT whatever could be happening to his records, he made us love tennis and that’s the most important thing

[@bobdobric6787]

When you watch him play it looks effortless and smooth

[@nilswatenphul5165]

Amazing view and video quality! Thank you very much!

[@TennisProTV]

Thank you for your kind words :)

[@jcaa1978]

Is it IPhone ??

[@cormorant_on_arock7934]

I went to this US Open. Got to see Federer play twice :D

[@TennisProTV]

Nice! We absolutely loved it!

[@ertugrulkorpinar51]

Cormorant_on_aRock how much did u pay ?

[@johnjeffers1524]

7:57 sick shot! I thought for sure it was going wide - like a foot and a half wide - yet it was almost inside the line. And so short, too; and he made it look so easy.

[@johnjeffers1524]

scratch that - he got that F'in ball 6 inches inside the line! (I just re-watched it). I actually think it was one of those shots that surprises/impresses even Federer himself.

[@lisawins]

Great spot!

[@tvtotalforever]

Interesting to see how he shortens his swing when he wants to go flat and how he does the exact opposite when trying to spin and make the ball

[@TennisProTV]

because he has to get more under the ball so more racquet drop required, also on the flatter one he can just use his body momentum forward

[@relevant_nebula]

I still cannot fathom his backhand! It's like art.

[@kyloren630]

Swings the same way, ball goes to different direction each time. GOAT....

[@TennisProTV]

Do you think the pros practice disguise?

[@ertugrulkorpinar51]

Tennis Pro TV ofc they do

[@chikoopandya]

It depends on your foot direction I think

[@forgotmyname2462]

That’s true because at this swing speed it’s only a matter of milliseconds for the ball to go cross court or down the line.. and roger has perfect timing so he can pull it off

[@LennyTurner]

Fed is GOAT and I'm the 1 millionth viewer.

[@edkiely2712]

Great workout! Roger use to do the 1-against-2 hitting drill a lot! Many college players, lesser pros, and tour competitors have hit with Roger over the years, and were ecstatic when asked by his team, especially the bottom 100 guys who knew him much less than the top guys! He's been retired almost a year now- 11 months basically! It'll take a couple of more years to adjust to his retirement and absence! Still missed a lot!

[@billyyim8440]

I come back to this video every once in a while

[@skaterpanda777]

The slowed down swing really helps visualize the mechanics! Starts at 15:09

[@marcbobson]

I try slowing down many such vids (watching at 0.25x speed) but even still, there are so many subtleties to the strokes that I cannot yet grasp. The exact timing between all the different body parts is hard to catch even at slow speed. The kinetic chain, and so on.

[@eswarrao688]

Such a relaxed player RF!!

[@TennisProTV]

So smooth!

[@Lucille-ki4ng]

@eswar rao mr smooth🇨🇭❤️

[@UltiametsIgsmas]

4:37 bruh that is literally the most beautiful forehand i have ever seen in my 14 years of experience

[@Lemont321989]

Like this casual hitting. Remember that vids and TV tend to make everything look a bit slower than it actually is.

[@willkittwk]

Looking slower cause it's from ground level front/ back. You can tell they're hitting medium rally balls to work on form, control and footwork. Not blasting balls.

[@Lemont321989]

@@willkittwk ofc. never denied that. you can see they aren't totally wacking at it

[@junpan2463]

It looks like this is an easy sport by just looking at that man's performance. But when you hit the ball on the court, you realise that tennis is really hard.

[@BigBlackBe4r]

Ballet dancer. The more I watch this the more I realize that every swing has that lasso effect, his whole body being the lasso.

[@sebastiantreu8243]

anyone noticed how he mimics the rhythm of the ball being hit by its opponents with his feet? he is timing every hit with his feet.

[@dennishoang7916]

thats what youre suppose to do haha

[@anguinan]

@@dennishoang7916 his timing is perfect. Every hit sound matches his active position. :)

[@Lemont321989]

Yes it's very good leg work. Its also what makes tennis really exhausting . All those small movements and precise adjustments. Imagine doing that for 5 hours against Nadal.

[@blairtaylor9600]

Maybe one day there will be someone as good as him...but there will never be anyone better. It's almost like God made the perfect person as well as the perfect tennis player.

[@fskshj]

Blair Taylor perfect person at that level really great without any slight attitude , seen many like tiger woods who lost their mind with success and some with attitude.

[@TennisProTV]

Who do you think will step up from the next generation?

[@blairtaylor9600]

Tennis Pro TV It's very tough to say....So many talented players.

[@francodevaglia123]

@@TennisProTV auger aliassime

[@123I-n6y]

Don’t worry I’ll be better

[@danbarnes7217]

The guy in blue in so lethargic- he’s got no chance of winning anything.

[@TennisProTV]

Yeah good technique but all just for show, would break down in matches

[@jaypatel7426]

That guy is Roger Federer.

[@emmas4547]

some people don’t get the joke lol

[@syedmusa1397]

SwizzleTwizzle _ you broke the number one RULE!!! Never joke about legends😔 HOW DARE YOU!

[@anishjoshi9485]

I don't think you won anything in life........commenting about someone who has won so many things under the sky.

[@bobgure]

It’s a beautiful thing to watch!

[@Jason-323]

Is there a 10 hours version of this please? I can watch this all day.

[@neoroman0510]

Ikr, there's something soothing about watching Federer play...

[@cutuway]

Still the greatest even at 39

[@pierre-marc.gareau]

That drop shot at 2:45. This is where a sport becomes an art. To me, that's what a true GOAT is all about.

[@pilout8637]

Toujours dans l’abu 😂😂

[@microphoner1]

We need a petition for Federer to teach a forehand course online. I'd give away at least one of my children to hit the ball like he does.

[@i.ehrenfest349]

Only one? Why do you cling so sentimentally to your children?

[@microphoner1]

@@i.ehrenfest349 touché

[@LiamApilado]

this is one of the videos that inspired my channel

[@jackiehamilton3187]

fed wins: crowd claps fed loses: crowd silent

[@Doty6String]

Rodger “I don’t hit with much spin” Federer

[@Buddy_-ub1mf]

actually the average topspin on Fed's balls is the same as Djokovic's, its just that Fed also adds extra punch to make it seem flat, but if u look closely at his balls, after they travel straight for a while, they tend to drop pretty fast.

[@yadiyang5672]

It’s good to have 0.25X speed. Too much to learn from him.

[@choibtc6121]

oh, you are right. 1x speed = entertainment , 0.25-0.5x = more insight to his actions..

[@gungeternal4119]

Ikr, I always watch at that speed and still I replay to try and analyse his footwork, stroke, body movement etc

[@manokriko7353]

The angle of his free hand when finishing the forehand. Gradually making space for the racquet to land. This verifies his brilliant rotation to me. It ends up like holding a baby

[@scottwarren4998]

he misses alot in the middle of the video to be honest

[@pfazza19]

Federer practices are v different to other players - firstly v casual hitting unconcerned about court perimeters, but 2nd constant calibration like he's sighting in a rifle. He allows himself to be much better/worse than match performance

[@leewe2015]

the guy with the blue Tshirt was tense at first and made many mistakes but then showed that he had potential

[@ObservingtheMatrix]

Playing against the greatness of Roger's perfection in all areas from serve to forehand, backhand, his variation, volleys - in my opinion - helped craft Nadal and Djokovic into the unstoppable talents they are. If you "grew up" having to win / lose grand slams going through Federer there will be very few people who will be able to test you more than he will - and did. Nadal would have been happy being the greatest clay court player of all time if there wasn't another guy out there being the greatest player of all time. He changed and improved his game to win on grass and hard courts which makes him the amazing player he is. Djokovic was always good on all surfaces but he brought a new level of strength and flexibility that was NECESSARY for him to ever begin winning grand slams requiring him to beat both Nadal and Fed. They are the triffecta of tennis greatest.

[@davidtornikov4837]

Roger and Sampras are the best tennis players of our time

[@terrenceolivido741]

here you can see how important foot-work is . Federer looks like an average player missing lots of shots. the big difference is that in a match his feet are moving and that changes everything.

[@cutuway]

He makes the slice look so damn easy

[@biggabenne]

the table tennis refeed @ 4:50 whoa

[@Borzacchinni]

This video must never be deleted

[@francousmiani1234]

Cuz' one man cannot deal with his perfection 💪😎

[@teddymikefunk]

This slice backhand is the best shot in the tennis history

[@max08160]

I have a feeling when i play tennis that im playing hard and fight for every ball, but Roger now this seems so easy and relaxing baha

[@lucasbenaglia2237]

as a tennis player i can say that this sport is the most beautiful and at the same time frustrating of all

[@j.sternmercedes-benz2754]

He is a God on the Court...

[@subscriberswithoutvideos-qc9sj]

Jesus is the ONE AND ONLY TRUE GOD There is no god but Jesus

[@j.sternmercedes-benz2754]

@@subscriberswithoutvideos-qc9sj i cant remember that Jesus wins the Jerusalem Open..😉😉😉

[@anirudhiyer9804]

3:50 👌 The entire video:😍😍😍

[@johnjeffers1524]

I got to go to the 2018 US Open :) Flew all the way out from California (and I am NOT rich!) just to see Federer play. Saw him play the 2nd and 3rd rounds, the 3rd being the awesome match against Kyrgios, where Federer turned back the hands of time.

[@JimmyBasquezatx]

Dude on left, hit a right handed forehand at 10:02.

[@girliespenceley7488]

so?

[@ZEBASS]

@@girliespenceley7488 He's left handed. He used his non dominant hand for that shot and that's pretty awesome

[@christophedupin.artist]

0.00 to 2.10: my tennis level

[@tennisdude1212.]

Great Video

[@TennisProTV]

Thank you! Is Federer your favourite player?

[@mak_1533]

__i just love playing tennis.. watching this.. one gets the feeling... Its much more enjoyable playing with two at a time... Isn't it.. ;)

[@angejo5591]

Uhm, bit weird but okay..

[@mak_1533]

@@angejo5591 do you play tennis?

[@angejo5591]

Muhammad Ali yeah

[@Jlymansackhead]

Federer said he had hand problems in the summer of 2018, which he said “destabilized his forehand” for a long time afterwards. I wonder if his uncharacteristically wild forehands in this video are due to that.

[@edificesymphony8814]

Probly Roger have somebody to measure his hand strength n backhand stroking power throughout the year if its aging

[@tristan97248]

Damn this guy is good… He should try to go pro or something

[@neeldoshi25]

Everybody in the reality knows that Fed is the best❤

[@thomassicard3733]

Federer and McEnroe are my faves of all time. Mind you, I recognize that Djokovic is completely amazing and that Nadal is UNDISPUTED THE KING OF CLAY... I love tennis. Federer is the finest artist of tennis, thus far, IMHO..

[@fungus789]

I was actually really digging the forehand of the guy in black, like at 2:58. Any idea what kind of grip he might be using to get that stroke?

[@aaryanjohnty1220]

Full western

[@dc_model3]

Poetry in motion

[@ishan23786]

Poetry in motion!!!

[@derrekb4501]

Feds top spin ball handling time speed is insane even at leisure practice.

[@luisrivas333]

Hola puedo saber si tenéis seminueva este año ,? La plus 23 -24 plus 2022-23 Gracias

[@hammamrbarts1226]

Good training 👍👍👍

[@alexshah7860]

2:44 ridiculous!!

[@Axelitos]

Alex Shah the sound of this dropshot feels like the ball touched only one string on his racket

[@FF_AlohaEdition]

It's funny how once you figured out his forehand suddenly it doesn't seem so magical anymore. There's a method to it. Ingenius in a way but certainly attainable if you are determined enough.

[@DFEUERMAN]

For net practice, he gradually moves back to service line, then does overheads from around service line. Proper :)

[@jonathanfutalan7468]

Graceful hits 🙀

[@quocnamnguyen7678]

When he was warm up, he was so good.

[@zachibot]

7:03 nice little trick

[@RK-vi5yz]

This looks like the master is teaching his two pupils

[@DonSyndrome]

While the RF97 was great for his backhand, it doesn't swing through the air as fast as his 90. so he lost some racquet head speed on the forehand. I would have loved to see how he would have done with the RF01 pro in 2022, as it's a much faster pure aggression frame.

[@geilsonduarte4557]

Um dos melhores tenistas do mundo 👍👍👍👍👍🎾🎾🎾🎾🎾

[@viettran219]

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[@Procrasti...]

Federer's gift is to make the artistic effective (or the effective artistic, depending on your point of view). There are only a handful of athletes in all of sport who can resolve both of these equations. For most they are mutually exclusive, at least most of the time. I've heard many arguments for the existence of God, but somehow it's Federer's movement - its sublimity, its poise, its ease, its sheer impossibility - that gets me doubting my atheism. "Divine" seems too heavy-handed, but mechanical descriptions of his movement don't come close to encapsulating his gift.

[@allmusic962]

I’m still wondering why he has a coach. I would think that Fed would just coach his coach and himself lol

[@GrigorSamsa]

Miss you so much Roge 😭

[@abbyweissee]

That slice tho... brain melts*

[@MrHall8]

Sometimes when i read comments of people typing its a little bit cringe i must admit xD, yes Rogers one-handed backhand is clean.. but jesus christ people.. its not hard to play with one-handed backhand.. the thing thats hard is to return a hard shot in different angels with a one-handed backhand. Thats why so many feel the more control with a two-handed backhand. Federers slice, there are alot of players on the tour that can slice a ball as he does. My favorite player is Rafa, but i dont read comments that he is the world best two handed backhander or does the amazing no one on the tour can do serves or slices xD.

[@chunhoyeung6135]

6:11 - 6:15 nice backhand record! 8:32-8:40 9:05-9:07 slow motion forehand

[@TennisProTV]

😁

[@bryandeng9902]

Hey guys can you recommend some video clips like this one? I wanna play it as background when I work on my assignment, thx~

[@picasadeluxe]

the black dressed trainer tames himself and has understood the main lesson: Play always back along the middle line in order to avoid unneccesary movements of the star :)

[@HiTENNISkorea]

Elegant.👍

[@TennisProTV]

👍

[@PH-TENNIS-CONSULTING]

やっぱ、球強ぇ〜。。

[@madohomu000000]

アルカラスやシナー、新世代のストロークも凄いな…って思ってたけどやっぱ歴代最高のフォアはフェデラー一択だと再生した瞬間に思い直した

[@pueraeternus111]

Unfortunately Federer's style is a dying breed. He fashioned his technique off of Sampras and Graf. But no one nowadays has that forehand and backhand.

[@astonm.8173]

I think the player at the right is Schwarzman, but who is on the left?

[@Toxicat_JaJa]

Those graphics are insane, great game btw

[@nickdelrusso2179]

Does he use the same grip for forehand/backhand/slice. ?????

[@gloomsdoom649]

Doubt it

[@Yallowbanana]

I hope to one day play as good as 11 year old Federer