These guys are 6'4 and the ball still bounces up to shoulder/head level. Literally impossible for anyone under 6 ft to keep up with this kind of pace and spin. Schwartzman is a legend for doing what he's doing
@@bonzwah1 too bad he’s a bit shorter with such talent and timing... although if he was taller we dunno if he would work as hard to prove everyone wrong... it’s all an if
That's cool. I've been to Indian Wells 4 times and I have watched all the top players on the practice courts- Federer, Djoker, Murray, Nadal, Serena, etc. They are all champions and they practice like champions. Simple- you play how you practice. I've seen it up close. Not making as many mistakes as your opponent is the name of the game. Rarely can you "out winner" a top level player. The stats prove that over and over.
Yes, Thiem has unnecessary windup according to your definition of unnecessary windup. But to my definition; It's the relation between the core the his hand, since he swing so fast and create so much racket acceleration. Thiem must have a strong hold or the tennis balls that he hit would be flying off his strings and fly to the back fence; with little or no control at all. See, Nadal and Federer for example, they both has a very strong hold. If you see Nadal hits his normal forehand you will see his racket come to a completely stop next to his should; with all his arm muscle and core muscle flexed. Same with Federer he also has a strong hold, and sometimes do the same windup as Thiem, if you will. Thiems' windup is necessary according to my knowledge.
I'm a 4.0 player and these guys warm up as sloppy as I do sometime! I can't imagine that they have gotten to this level with such poor preparation- look at all of the top players when they warm up/practice- pretty clean hitting, very smooth, not very many balls in the net or scattered all over the court.... Except Nadal- he seems to just want to hit the cover off the ball every-single-time... not very pretty, but at least he WINS!
Super G! Practice doesn't have to be clean for smooth. Simply because it's the time to take chances, make errors and learn new techniques. Sure you may practice more proper but have a look at their shots. The pace in those shots and the topping they apply are pro level. I can guarantee no 4.0 player hit these shots as accurately.
In their defense, they are trying hard in this session as if they're actually competing. but I know what you're saying, Federer looks effortless even when he's in an important match
Some of the best tennis vids on UA-cam, thanks!
These guys are 6'4 and the ball still bounces up to shoulder/head level. Literally impossible for anyone under 6 ft to keep up with this kind of pace and spin. Schwartzman is a legend for doing what he's doing
Schwartzman might have the most talented and skilled hands in tennis for being able to take everything on the rise the way he does
@@bonzwah1 too bad he’s a bit shorter with such talent and timing... although if he was taller we dunno if he would work as hard to prove everyone wrong... it’s all an if
Can't believe Kyrgios can play with that junk BH.
@@johntallanger4036poser
I was lucky to be there that day, at the end of the practice nick threw his tenis and I caught one, I have it in my room
Tennis ball or racquet lol
Such a heavy forehand and great hand skills from both, I miss watching them playing in the big stages...
both wicked forehands
I love their forehands! They gave me some inspiration for sure.
thank you so much, hope to find a lot of new videos
*sound* 4:59 Darth Vader's TIE fighter flying by
Great videos! Thank you!
Please keep doing, it’s so great to watch
They look like good friends.
my wrist hurts now...
lol, because your timing is off
Socks backhand slice is amazing
the sequence at 2:25 lol
That's cool.
I've been to Indian Wells 4 times and I have watched all the top players on the practice courts- Federer, Djoker, Murray, Nadal, Serena, etc. They are all champions and they practice like champions. Simple- you play how you practice. I've seen it up close. Not making as many mistakes as your opponent is the name of the game. Rarely can you "out winner" a top level player. The stats prove that over and over.
serves are so damn quick!!!
Nick the clean skin..
4:32
*Jesus*
I found it difficult to watch. It was like a contest of who could be more out of control.
I actually really like jack sock's backhand, but darn does he prefer his forehand..
Sock's serve is like Safin's
Sock the kinda guy who rather hit the ball out because he is too powerful
hahaha
8:22
8:18
キリオス、サーブでモンフィスのフォームの真似してるやん。一回
5:20
安倍総理 なんかいて草
fastest!
同じ人間とは思えない。
Kyrgios does a lot of unnecessary windup on his forehand
Yes, Thiem has unnecessary windup according to your definition of unnecessary windup. But to my definition; It's the relation between the core the his hand, since he swing so fast and create so much racket acceleration. Thiem must have a strong hold or the tennis balls that he hit would be flying off his strings and fly to the back fence; with little or no control at all. See, Nadal and Federer for example, they both has a very strong hold. If you see Nadal hits his normal forehand you will see his racket come to a completely stop next to his should; with all his arm muscle and core muscle flexed. Same with Federer he also has a strong hold, and sometimes do the same windup as Thiem, if you will. Thiems' windup is necessary according to my knowledge.
But the fact is that he is better than you in tennis :)
Yes, because he didn't do the unnecessary windup that you claimed. You just contradicted your own belief.
@@ryan_jane4257 His FH is solid. That junk BH needs some windup and possibly grip change.
@@jinup6181 why r u happy about him being better... even the best make mistakes
needs to clean up that grunting...
I'm a 4.0 player and these guys warm up as sloppy as I do sometime!
I can't imagine that they have gotten to this level with such poor preparation- look at all of the top players when they warm up/practice- pretty clean hitting, very smooth, not very many balls in the net or scattered all over the court....
Except Nadal- he seems to just want to hit the cover off the ball every-single-time... not very pretty, but at least he WINS!
Super G! Practice doesn't have to be clean for smooth. Simply because it's the time to take chances, make errors and learn new techniques. Sure you may practice more proper but have a look at their shots. The pace in those shots and the topping they apply are pro level. I can guarantee no 4.0 player hit these shots as accurately.
Super G! You have no clue
Super G, you are 4.0 and they are pros, there is a reason ..
Ertugrul Körpinar exactly ! That's what I am thinking.
Super G! Cue I’m a 4.0 player and I know best vibes
sock worst hitting partner ever
Nah man
I think ur worse tbh kelman
Senuka Abeysinghe damn you called me kid, I have been silenced
I was looking for this comment. Glad I wasn't the only one that noticed lmao
There is a reason Federer will always be the goat. Effortless!! These guys make me tired just watching
In their defense, they are trying hard in this session as if they're actually competing. but I know what you're saying, Federer looks effortless even when he's in an important match
Two great, yet weird-looking, forehands and two backhands that are absolutely awful in comparison!
Kygrios backhand is pretty good in match
Kyrgios
Kyrgios's backhand isn't bad to be fair.
True, Sock's is definitely worse.
Boring
fuck you
Watch 9:50. It was pretty entertaining.