Training with Roger Federer #2 | Top Tennis Training

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[@teddybetesh1840]

You don't realize how good this guy is by just watching him on TV. When you put him up against average or even above average tennis players you really see how he has mastered the sport, and he seems almost immortal.

[@irisce2799]

Teddy Betesh ikr so true

[@snackentity5709]

i would call alex much better than "average or even above average". he was inside ATP top 300 at one point

[@teddybetesh1840]

well then i guess you just proved my point even more. Thanks.

[@chimp_ape3346]

That comment is bang on! Was just thinking that, just incredible.

[@chimp_ape3346]

Yes, you're totally right. Wasn't denying it :)

[@bravo1224]

Roger has basically achieved Jedi level mastery of the game. He sees how each sequence will play out before it happens and his racquet is just an extension of his hand. Amazing.

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

A true jedi

[@gungeternal4119]

he is the jedi grandmaster

[@antonyoo479]

I didn’t know how great he is until I play the tennis. He’s just another level of tennis.

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Thanks for tuning in. Any lessons you would like to see from us? All the best Simon

[@JH-tk8gk]

Most people don't realize how vast the various levels in sports are.

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Thanks for watching Any videos you would like to see from us in the near future? All the best Simon

[@ilovebrandnewcarpets]

Well said. 3.5 to 4.0 to 4.5 to 5.0 to open to top 150 to top 100 to top 50 to top 10 to big 3 to goat :-)

[@ethiesm1]

Well Said...I had NO CLUE

[@yamaguy9846]

You missed top 1000 ;)

[@commondirtbagz7130]

@@ilovebrandnewcarpets not even close to correct. You forgot about the entire futures and challenger tours who would smoke open players like nothing.

[@GIN.356.A]

I can't believe i didn't notice this earlier, but that's Stefan Edberg coaching and picking up loose balls. I know he's Roger's coach, but what a place to be! Training with Roger and getting coaching from Edberg...

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Haha yes it was surreal. Thanks for watching. All the best Simon

[@Sander044]

2:23 this is how I hit my volley’s... 🙈

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Thanks for watching All the best Simon

[@marianpalko2531]

Are you saying you hit your volleys like Federer? 😜

[@divyanshbagga22]

See? Even the best players make mistakes

[@ChaunceyDos]

Some of the shots Federer is casually hitting are downright spooky.

[@areima_konozaki]

2:21 LOL that volley happens to the best of us

[@dreamland923]

Literally. He is the best of us.

[@pinkdarkboii1817]

Looks like he put it away on purpose since that ball was rolling towards the other guy's feet

[@vud.6888]

I can't believe it, you guys got to meet Stefan Edberg!!!

[@shabbirw]

5:54, he annihilated the ball.

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Thanks for watching Shabbir Any videos you would like to see from us in the near future? All the best Simon

[@shabbirw]

@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial Simon, I hear you laughing on that one! I am glad you agree that shot from Fed was just ridiculous. I would really like to see a video where you or Alex talk about the strategy of a pro player during points. For me Federer is the GOAT, so for instance, I want to see a breakdown of his tactics during a rally, say for his top 10 best points. By breakdown of strategy I mean talking about his ball placement, shot selection, why slice or topspin or flat shot, why he went for a body serve at 0-40 up or why serve & volley, etc.

[@sirjain4408]

Me: Thinks I am hitting hard Me Seeing Fed: *NEVERMIND*

[@ttrdf]

yeah, tennis is such a strength sport, you have to hit the ball so hard, that's what makes you better in tennis?? xD

[@sirjain4408]

@@ttrdf actually not entirely true. There are circumstances where hard doesn't matter

[@bera3972]

Anandita Arya um I think that was sarcasm

[@sirjain4408]

@@user-oe4wr9tn2n I'm a tennis player. The comment was a joke.

[@CCPlaetean]

I love Simon laughing at 5:56 at the ridiculous stuff Fed is doing to his mate! Thanks a lot for this brilliant video, great bit of insight seeing this champion play in a more relaxed environment.

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Haha yes, some of the shots he hit were mind-blowing! Thanks for watching Chris Are there any lessons you would like to see from us in the near future? All the best Simon

[@CCPlaetean]

@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial Some tips on how to reliably generate topspin from a 2h backhand would be great! For me there's a huge difference between my forehand and backhand which is always pretty flat and it ends up being a weakness that gets exploited in matches. Absolutely love the channel, you guys provide loads of high quality content so thanks a lot for that!

[@tristar3003]

@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial Maybe invite me to play with you guys and Fed :D

[@__last]

Its crazy how confortable he is at the net and he just hits the volleys with such power and ease

[@daviddilyard7896]

It's kinda funny to see Roger Federer hit an overhead into the back wall in the air

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Happens to the best of us

[@92edro]

its honestly inspiring to see roger spike a volley into the back wall...thats what most of us recreational players lack..the freedom to ust swing hard and fast and see what works

[@derpyhooves7243]

It's really scary how comfortable Federer was in this session. Just out of this world

[@uitkijkpost7403]

And then realize he's just getting used to his new stick

[@OriginalAtomicSheep]

I think I'll start using my rackets as coffee tables... this is something else entirely...

[@feistybastard]

I'm using mine as fly swatters.

[@Kevkill3]

That first point lol my jaw dropped.

[@erwanrivoalen8197]

ziiiiitttt :)

[@panchophotog]

What an honor and privilege. That day will be with this guys forever. Blessed! :)

[@janetlunn3510]

Love seeing these from a close up with Roger!!

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Thanks for watching Any lessons you would like to see in the coming months? All the best and stay safe Simon

[@isekkul]

the 1:32 backhand denotes a lack of respect for us mere mortals...

[@aminul1984]

isekkul I've hit backhands like that many times. I am Federer fan but it's not impossible to hit these types of shots.

[@AC-wl7ve]

its the volleys that i found most impressive. he is absolutely obliterating that ball the the flick of wrist. doesnt even look real

[@jacobjeon7382]

yea you obviously hit a 100+ mile serve back like that. mhm

[@Alexandahls]

He likes to practice that shot everytime.

[@15Stratos]

@@aminul1984 Yeah me too, it's really not that difficult.

[@ckn711]

that was awesome hitting Alex. Roger uses his racquet like a wand. He can do whatever the wants with it!!

[@michaelp9061]

Just amazing. Realized how good Alex really is. Respect

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Thanks for watching Micheal! Happy to hear you enjoyed the video! Are there any lessons you would like to see from us in the near future? All the best Simon

[@michaelp9061]

@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial Thanks Simon . you guys put up really great contents and you deserve more subscribers. Have you done one with the net play in regard to volley direction already ?

[@15Stratos]

That volley at 2:23 damn chill Rog!😂

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Thanks for watching. All the best Simon

[@15Stratos]

@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial No prob!I enjoyed the video!

[@wava2187]

Hand skills beyond belief, to hit this well being this nonchalant is amazing. The creativity he brings to the game reminds me why I love tennis.

[@laurinschuster6863]

Federers touch is simply insane

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

The hands of GOD haha

[@andymurray09]

Really incredible footage guys! Just keeps getting better!

[@surfjabroni]

Can you convince Fed to wear a GoPro please?

[@lyttlefat3393]

The camera will be shaking as hell

[@adityamukherjee9462]

It probably won't. A key element to playing like him would probably be keeping the head still at all times during the shot.

[@trents3515]

this was great. got to admire the game of AS. some beautiful strokes! i bet Roger had a good training and you guys will remember that a long time.

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No doubt!

[@adman0828]

The stuff Roger pulls off in practice. Unbelievable.

[@hectorargotte3144]

Training with the GOAT...amazing

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[@joshuaman01]

Woah woah woah.....I'm having a goosebumps. The skills and everything by Roger is really a gift from above.

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[@Jazzcodes]

Thanks for the amazing footage guys! You must have had such an amazing time, especially Alex! ;) Federer has such super-human control of the racket and the ball! Whether he's messing around the court or hitting seriously! Please post a video where you quickly let us, common mortals, know how it was to hit with the great man and generally being around him. That would be truly awesome! Thank you very much for all of your super videos and for sharing your outstanding knowledge! Best tennis channel bar none (and I watch so many!?!)!!! Michele

[@hectorargotte3144]

That was just awesome my favorite player of all times the GOAT

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[@kalpeshshelat]

2:11. 😱😱😱😱🤭. He’s just like “Alright, that’s enough.”

[@eyesOnJayda]

I. Am. In. Awe. Of. Roger. Great job TTT!!! I love Rafa but this man Roger is stratospheric levels above mastery of the sport. 0:25 had me stupefied at his composure.. Damn..

[@synhet84]

1:05 S.A.B.R

[@ducockk]

Federer's serve on the ad court has monster top topspin!

[@FoMiAl]

6:30 so the guys playing on the left court they prefer playing against each other instead of watching Roger right next to them?

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

They are also pro players, so need to train. . .

[@eyesonthetube]

Fed plays like he is from a different planet. Is that Alex playing with him?

[@AirGuitar]

It is! Lucky!

[@derrick031072]

I think the coach here was Stefan Edberg, my favorite player. His backhand was a thing of beauty...

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

That's right, Edberg was a real gentleman to us! All the best Simon

[@lastofusclips5291]

guy in white shirt and black pants none other than one of my favorite players of all-time

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Legend

[@nmr1ms]

Someone disliked this video? Why? Why would you do that?

[@joshuaman01]

Because they eat shit.

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+Joshua Villasanta Haters gonna hate. . . . . .

[@sukrushukri4365]

m!ppasssssssssssaâas

[@shkim9808]

i think murray to 10 rank people hate this vid :D

[@Wawinator]

The people that disliked this video can go and eat some camel balls

[@hamchillyvlog6034]

my god, Fed serve is like lighting fast, even with some return Wow

[@capoman1]

What a moment!!! I'd be grinning ear to ear.

[@jorgeandrescoppiano]

3:52 just here you know...chilling with Fed. Hahah loved the video Alex! Cheers from Ecuador

[@akshatumredkar6352]

OMG 2:05 federer just got ready in .5 second....He is really GOAT

[@jhnmlm]

Excitement indicator: almost forgetting to shake hands with Stefan Edberg!

[@4evrjustintime]

Coaches: Don't swing when you volley. Federer: Proceeds to swat the fuck out of the ball at the net.

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Haha

[@rmrib5]

It is amazing how fast he changes his grip and how easy , powerful and precision he hits the ball wherever it comes against him. He can play against three tenis players at the same time i guess.

[@satoshinakamoto3200]

Legend.

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👍

[@jungseunghyun0414]

roger is not a human, but the God.

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Thanks for watching Are there any lessons you would like to see from us in the near future? All the best Simon

[@karadagmert]

You are a very lucky man.. Vaow, playing with god of tennis!!!

[@jrfishman3993]

3:42 I could do that just as well as Alex any time Fed has the time!! Great vids guys!

[@rock_oclock]

The decibel level in that facility must be insane.

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

I once got yelled at by an older member of this club, on this very court, for hitting smashes "too loudly" Imagine that, if you can

[@MrCraber]

Wow. That's awesome!

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Thanks for watching What type of lessons do you want to see from us next?

[@jdavis2988]

7min - 7:15 sec... Perfect that shot..it was really effective,

[@albertsmreczak2693]

Gotta love Federer

[@ramkumarsridharan]

Alex definitely plays well... But, Federer is returning the serves of Alex like he is being fed practice balls... The returns are awesome !!!

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

There's only one Rog for a reason!

[@willythefree]

Federer is extremely difficult to keep up with. It must be a privilege even to train with him.

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

There's only one Roger

[@sirjain4408]

oh for sure !!

[@YWQMD]

@3:42 Imagine just chilling there with Federer and Edberg. That must have been absolutely surreal.

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

It was definitely special

[@davidsitko9859]

If you ever get the chance to watch Roger in person and want to be truly amazed, just watch him return missed balls back to the ball kids. The best is on first serves he misses in which the opponent still hits the return back near him. Roger will do the most nonchalant wrist-flick little tap from some ridiculous backwards and behind-the-back position and the ball will practically land in the ball kid's lap every single time. The level of touch and feel Roger has with a racquet and ball is completely unfair.

[@bluesbunny121]

Sat down and was like, maybe I'll watch some Monte Carlo Open highlights, yea, maybe I'll watch Zverev vs Goffin, that should be interesting.....aaaaaaand I'm watching Federer training again.

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💪

[@jlrob85]

GOAT

[@vb7813]

Amazing footage. Can you do this for the top pros. Get footage on their daily, weekly, monthly training and fitness. What they do.

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

I've been trying to do that since 2011 when I started this channel. Never got close. The top guys are very intelligent with their training and rarely give insights into what they're doing. After all, it's their training routines that make them that good, if everyone knew, everyone could follow and get pretty good too!

[@MyekalBenham]

Wow Dat volley at 2.42 soooo good

[@jack-kun381]

2:29 Ball got so scared of Federer

[@James-C-Callan]

Tennis training is not as glamorous as I had imagined 😳.

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

And this is just a snippet of the full session and that session is a snippet of his day

[@aleksjj]

at 5.56 Gulbis style forehand!

[@Armando_Lara]

Impressive!! 💜 thanks!! 💜

[@tylerschulz8512]

Hey guys how about a lesson on swinging volleys. I can hit them but not consistently and a few pointers would help. Alex’s fh by the way is relaxed and packs some punch. Really good extension and follow through. Things to emulate but also seeing what works for me 👍🏻🎾

[@TheEpicGM]

my god....how awesome!

[@markurbancowboy]

Fed hits the ball like it's nothing, you see how he hits the volley!

[@MrSleepAllDay]

great video u guys rock!

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Thank you

[@sleepinglion1192]

In the first few seconds of the video. I never seen a drop volley quite that good. At least not in a match

[@joolm4976]

Excellent.There are 98 people disliking that video. Omg

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Haters gonna hate

[@GrandmaBetty1945]

Imagine going to your local tennis club in Switzerland in 2030, for a random tournament to get to know the members. Then you show up and the opponent is Roger Federer surprising the fans. He's been a God like figure since adulthood, but he's also human

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

I'd happily take a beating from Roger

[@GrandmaBetty1945]

@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial Everybody does :-) During his interviews he seems like such a humble guy that you would like to have as your neighbour if he wasn't that famous. But even though he's so sensitive and human, I don't think he gets to do things that most humans do. I don't think he can walk down the street or go anywhere without being stopped by crazy admirers. Make a new friend who is not blinded by his status. I don't think it's easy to live like Federer

[@baremiskic8090]

Fedex❤️❤️❤️💪💪💪🍇..what a efertles power❤️💪

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Thanks for watching Any lessons you'd like to see from us in 2020? All the best Simon

[@zaggernut5054]

The dude with the bandana must be, what, a strong 4.5 at least! 5:54 serves are a bit lacking, but if he works a bit on them, he could even face a weak 5.0!

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

You're being way too kind to him. He's a 3.5 on his best day. He needs to work on his serve speed, placement, spins and disguise if he's to ever move up to the elusive 4.0 level.

[@arzoo82]

very awesome guys!!

[@artunyc354]

Хорошая тренировка .

[@davidcorps]

So amazing! I bet you still can't go to bed without remember that session!

[@lysikar1178]

1:56 why couldnt he do that against Tsitsipas ? 🤣🤣

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Haha

[@kevinmcfarlane2752]

Lysí Kár he’s 4 years older!😊

[@lysikar1178]

Kevin McFarlane 4 years more of experience 😂

[@daddyt3924]

Those slices are nasty! 2:50

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Thank you for watching Are there any lessons you would like to see in the near future?

[@yajilobay]

久し振りにエドバーグのフォアハンドが見られて、嬉しかった。

[@BubbaKeto]

amazing stuff guys

[@ChaunceyDos]

That backhand volley at 7:40 is ridick...

[@TheEyes4truth]

loool..u had to watch again. ..e smacked the hell outta that ball. backhand smash

[@cchadnelson]

Holy crap your right! God level volley

[@janderson2709]

No that’s Federer, he beat ridick in the 2009 final at Wimbledon

[@danialfarid1311]

He started doing SABR 3 years ago

[@lyttlefat3393]

It isn’t that hard actually

[@raysfonexchange]

Kept him honest!

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[@harekrishnahareram5066]

SUPERB SUPERB AWESOMENESS BEAUTIFUL

[@dhyand100]

Fed trying to go for bullseye at 2:23 lol!

[@KarmaticEvolution]

1:34 🔥

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Thanks for tuning in. Any lessons you would like to see from us? All the best Simon

[@claudioxsempre9735]

So luckyyyyy

[@TopTennisTrainingOfficial]

Yes he was lucky, we made Federer's day. . .

[@consuelofigueiredo2125]

NIce job guys!

[@est.diegoleonrey3696]

la cara del admiración del muchacho en el 5:28

[@hyperthreaded]

Federer's shot at 5:56 looks almost cartoonish with all that wrist action. He wouldn't pull that in a match, right? :O Looks like he really wants to relax his wrist there.

[@Kiyoshi.Fujioka]

He is praciting SABR!

[@V19-g9i]

Is it me or does roger Federer hit harder in practice?

[@SuperIsaacVideos]

+Hoai-Vi Nguyen nah. nadal hits harder in practice for sure, he flattens his forehand out more :)

[@chrisclark5304]

yeah for sure

[@monkeyninja150]

+SuperIsaacVideos thing is i actually question along the lines of nadal and his "regular" forehand instead of the buggy whip. like he can crush a forehand harder than most people on tour and gets so much power from his regular follow throughs. i feel like he has no need to hit that buggy whip as much anymore especially when he needs to shorten the points and rallies

[@monkeyninja150]

+SuperIsaacVideos thing is i actually question along the lines of nadal and his "regular" forehand instead of the buggy whip. like he can crush a forehand harder than most people on tour and gets so much power from his regular follow throughs. i feel like he has no need to hit that buggy whip as much anymore especially when he needs to shorten the points and rallies

[@asadk9039]

Honestly, check out how hard Nadal hits it in practice! kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYqspIiYr7p5hMU

[@MineCastBuilders]

Chuffed for you guys :)