Federer: Slow-Mo Forehand & Backhand

[federer_nadal]

Hi would anyone be able to post downloadable videos of federers forehand and backhand in slow motion? Any videos would be appreciated of federer.

[mucat]

Hi would anyone be able to post downloadable videos of federers forehand and backhand in slow motion? Any videos would be appreciated of federer.

There is one online somewhere. You should be able to find, I got it a while ago.

[Bottle Rocket]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNPaZj4yn00

Search for Federer Slow Motion on youtube.

[stormholloway]

I thought this was interesting:

http://www.tennisone.com/club/lessons/braden/backhands/bh.free.php

[bio]

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6478233482552198136&q=federer+slow+motion

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6762291592353358995&q=federer+slow+motion

[ubel]

I thought this was interesting:

http://www.tennisone.com/club/lessons/braden/backhands/bh.free.php

That is by far one of the most interesting things I've heard come from someone's mouth about the actual mechanics of swinging a racquet at a ball. He explains something that should really be common sense to anyone who has been hitting with any kind of topspin on their strokes for a while: You can hit through a ball in such a way as to direct it at a specific height over the net as much as you want, but if you don't lower your racquet enough, your ball will most likely go long due to the lack of topspin.

Thanks a lot for that link, something just clicked in my head that's needed a small piece to click for quite a while!

[Rafa's best friend]

:grin: That is by far one of the most interesting things I've heard come from someone's mouth about the actual mechanics of swinging a racquet at a ball. He explains something that should really be common sense to anyone who has been hitting with any kind of topspin on their strokes for a while: You can hit through a ball in such a way as to direct it at a specific height over the net as much as you want, but if you don't lower your racquet enough, your ball will most likely go long due to the lack of topspin.

Thanks a lot for that link, something just clicked in my head that's needed a small piece to click for quite a while!

That is a good lesson from Vic, but i would never teach a Junior Federer's strokes, he has too many fundamently defiencies in the stroke like his forehand for instance, he comes across his body way to much, which is incredibly hard to master for amateurs...

[Tiger Paw]

That was wonderful!

Esp the super slow mo...