Taylor Fritz Forehand Analysis | Similar to Federer?
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- Опубліковано 28 бер 2022
- In this video Jason Frausto does a technique breakdown of Taylor Fritz's forehand technique. Does Taylor Fritz have a particular element of his forehand technique that is similar to Roger Federer?
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A lot of talk here about Taylor's grip. I would also say he has a western grip, his index knuckle is on bevel 5. Jason is right though, his heel pad is on 4 or 4.5. This is because he has a closed fist grip, same grip structure as Iga Swiatek. Jack Sock and Igor Andreev also had this same closed fist western grip. It is slightly different than someone like Sergi Brugera or Khachanov have, which is a spread index finger grip.
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-Jason Frausto
i love your content man, i am learning so much! Can i ask u which tools are u using to cut these types of videos? its not coachs eye or?
For me on hitting hand leads with the elbow which creates the racquet speed using the elbow to give him leverage
I love Taylor's forhand, amazing shot
Agreed 100%. Amazing forehand.
-Jason Frausto
Hello Jason,
As anyone knows in a shadow swing with no ball -with not much energy putting into it - it´s impossible to mimic that large "flip" position - a true key trait of a sound forehand as you say - of aligning the racquet tip to the elbow level or beyond.
You say it´s necessary to have a super loose forearm, hand, etc + engaging legs + hips + upper body rotation.
So as I get it and being that a very short loop that forehand motion requires a very explosive motion, aka SSC (Stretch-shortening cycle). I mean it isn´t that Djokovic or any other with a larger takeback loop does not have it but Fritz due to his short loop necessarily has to use a much more explosive flip motion?
helpful stuff!
Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching.
-Jason Frausto
great analysis
Humbled by your words.
-Jason Frausto
The flip is a natural consequence of the loose wrist and a heavy racket.
Great points and also a neutral wrist position.
Thanks for sharing your insights Wally.
-Jason Frausto
Fritz has one of the lightest spec’d racquets on tour, but loose wrist yes
Hey Jason why do you say “extreme semi western grip on bevel 4. Extreme semi western means 4.5, halfway between semi and full western. By the way fritz uses a full western grip on bevel 5, he talked about it on USA Olympics channel and other forums👍
@@andrelamarque1009 I was about to add a similar comment. Taylor absolutely uses a full western grip.
Great video
Thank you.
-Jason Frausto
I disagree I think Taylor Fritz is nothing like Federer grip is Easter and extends elbow etc
Exactly, Fritz uses full western and therefore needs to hit the ball way lower to allow the wrist to place the racquet head flat in order to create top spin.
he is western not semi i think
Fritz is killing me with this hybrid . His base knuckle appears to be “westernish” but his heel pad is more semi-western. I think I need to revisit this one and get a closer look.
-Jason Frausto
Yes, western.
Why it has to be Federer? Fritz FH is similar to 99% of ATP players’ fundamentally, but least similar to Federer’s.