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It was always ridiculous to me how Stan consistently smacks serves in the 130s while being 6 foot even. The dude is strong. Check out the massive upper body rotation on his backhand. I think that's a relatively new thing for one handed backhand technique.

Damn, did Cilic start cycling too? These are some hard forehands.

I swear Kei, just pull the damn trigger on your forehand.

Lol @ Agassi looking like a cripple. Objectively however, prime Fed forehand was absolute in effectiveness.

No ESPN :( Someone please PM stream?

Thank Rosol and Kyrgios of course.

Very nice.

Brings a tear to my eyes talking talent and Verdasco.

Call it successor.

Avoid Youtek Speed 16x19. Absolute garbage. Ridiculously stiff and lacked power. That one racquet made me steer away from Head for good, although I must admit the new Graphene Pro (Novak's) feels pretty nice.

A certain player's "forehand is the greatest shot in our sport."

It has to be Serena. She's the closest thing to an ATP player.

Thanks for the editing job, I appreciate it. Raw, unedited footage are extremely annoying to watch.

Forearm flexors are inherently stronger.

The greatest player has a one hander.

Thanks.

This isn't about consistently beating the top 4, but rather a chance at lights-out tennis for just one win.

Give volleys a little bit of underspin and let them "hover" deep. Works best below net and near net height.

For a platform stance, how does the back leg compare to the front leg? Is it affected by the amount of hip stretch?

4.0 range unless they're top schools, which wouldn't fit "most."

The difference is exponential as the skill level goes up. The ATP tour is very extreme. I'd say 5.0 female.

It's amazing. Soft, good spin, and responsive. Gauge runs a bit thin for durability but $3 weekly is worth.

I've seen people with shiny strings and the balls that they hit come at me ridiculously weird. Once it bounces it's like a freaking geyser. I'm gonna have to say yes.

wtb smooth stream

I'm positive someone already noted that RHS is not absolutely synonymous with ball speed.

Of course. The elephant can't do anything without the serve.

Not sure if you directed that at Isospeed Baseline as well but I second it. Slightly more spin and everything else is basic.

I remember this from history class last year. China's navy and shipbuilding was the most advanced in the 15th century, but political turmoil prompted records to be destroyed and China retreated into isolationism.

Besides the obvious double faulting, making UEs at the net is unacceptable. It's a feared position meant to exert power over the court. You can't miss.

I do notice that straight-arm forehands like Verdasco have very sudden acceleration from the backswing to forward swing.