Bad camera location. Record it from behind you.
So it’s ok to destroy your consistency pursuing Federer-style strokes1. Regaining technique. I quit tennis for 10 years and now I‘m playing again. I see that I don‘t play as well as I did years before, and I’m looking forward to improve my strokes from what I have now. 2. I play both socially and in an adult-amateur league. I want to be competitive there, but tennis is mainly my way of exercising. My main goal is not to win, but to enjoy the sport performing the best I can. Of course, if I can win, I’ll go for it! Thank you.
So it’s ok to destroy your consistency pursuing Federer-style strokes![]()
@Pitti just a quick comment on your forehand and some "easy" adjustment you can make.
1. Early prep, take your racquet back much earlier. You are too late. Camera angle is interesting as you can hear hear your partner striking the ball, and then you should start your take back.
2. You only use your arm (arming the ball), use your body and legs more and go into the shot.
3. Your left arm is passive, point towards the ball and use the left arm to enhance body rotation.
Cheers, Toby
@Pitti just a quick comment on your forehand and some "easy" adjustment you can make.
1. Early prep, take your racquet back much earlier. You are too late. Camera angle is interesting as you can hear hear your partner striking the ball, and then you should start your take back.