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  • @cakeboss
    @cakeboss  4 роки тому +222

    Dear all, I am so amazed you all seem to enjoy the video. I play tennis and i thought this kind of view is well appreciated by tennis fans as it allows to get a better understanding of the work done by the pros. Having the GOAT for sure is appreciated. Now i can see that many wonder who is the playing playing with Roger, I am sorry but I have no idea. With more than 1M views, i am sure he has seen the video, so please let me know who you are ! Maybe Roger can help also, who knows, he might also has watched the video. I asked him on tweeter but he did not answer! All, please share the word and we will know who got so lucky playing with RF.

    • @alminjahic8640
      @alminjahic8640 4 роки тому +6

      The video is amazing - props to you! But, why is such a big deal who is he playing with? Let's just enjoy this wonderful piece of art!

    • @cachi-7878
      @cachi-7878 4 роки тому +4

      I just figured he was part of the guys Roger trains with.

    • @wrxnfx127
      @wrxnfx127 4 роки тому +2

      This footage is GOLD!!!👌🏾

    • @virginfitness
      @virginfitness 4 роки тому +24

      Looks like Thomas Enqvist by the strokes. Federer knows him well. Earlier in their careers, Enqvist simply overpowered Federer. In 1999 Enqvist was in the top 5 ATP while Federer was just arriving on the scene. Huge talent. He still dominates the Senior Tour events he plays.

    • @PolKsio
      @PolKsio 4 роки тому +3

      @@virginfitness You're right thumbs up

  • @Andyc18
    @Andyc18 4 роки тому +715

    That backhand slice is just absurdly good. He absolutely knifes it.

    • @JuhoTunkelo
      @JuhoTunkelo 4 роки тому +36

      A lot of pros have commented on how it’s his most difficult shot to deal with from the other side of the net. It’s really nasty esp on grass.

    • @ObiWon1089
      @ObiWon1089 4 роки тому +50

      Greatest slice backhand of all time

    • @boriskostic6964
      @boriskostic6964 3 роки тому +7

      Definetely best slice in tennis. He has a great touch and he does it so natural

    • @kilzoldyck5114
      @kilzoldyck5114 2 роки тому +12

      Even though he Nadal and Djokovic surpassed him, he still has the best hand skills ever

    • @simonsalazar9336
      @simonsalazar9336 2 роки тому +1

      Knifed* :'c

  • @fahadsalman123
    @fahadsalman123 7 років тому +1234

    Roger is just so effortless, it's like he's taking a walk in the park. Just easy.

    • @glowstorylion1725
      @glowstorylion1725 5 років тому +3

      Fizzy 979 that there is also a walk in the park haha

    • @nighttrain7404
      @nighttrain7404 5 років тому +1

      Fizzy 979 cuz he is

    • @alexdiaz8354
      @alexdiaz8354 5 років тому +6

      Its his damn technique...

    • @AxlWestside
      @AxlWestside 4 роки тому +8

      Ye and probably why he just were in the Wimbledon final at age 37. Unbelievable athlete....

    • @vishalmakwana6811
      @vishalmakwana6811 4 роки тому +4

      It takes years

  • @snakeyscorpio1
    @snakeyscorpio1 7 років тому +240

    Federer's backhand is beautiful.

    • @Txyleo
      @Txyleo 5 років тому +8

      His backhand is a beauty like a fine painting

    • @Wilton24
      @Wilton24 3 роки тому +3

      Oil painting of a backhand

  • @mitch-lawless
    @mitch-lawless 5 років тому +167

    I didn’t mean to watch all 20 mins of this. But I did.

  • @biggabenne
    @biggabenne Рік тому +13

    The 3 backhands at 3:20 display Federer's amazing mastery of different ways it can be hit.

  • @renealvarez9735
    @renealvarez9735 5 років тому +58

    This video is beyond Amazing..! I could watch it in my couch, my bed or in Walmart in the TV's section without blink and complain. Those 20 min it would feel like 5! So relaxing and pleacent. The technic and the perfect sounds of every hit by RF it's ridiculous, how luck we are to be in the same century and watch

  • @johnisgnarly5029
    @johnisgnarly5029 8 років тому +577

    Damn fed is so chill practicing compared to actually playing

    • @benjrborjajr170
      @benjrborjajr170 7 років тому +72

      in his biography, Roger admits that he doesn't like practices. He rather play directly. he fools around in practices. I think that's why his team came up with the SABR .. it was a fruit of fooling around the return of serve

    • @falljeff111
      @falljeff111 7 років тому +51

      I mean, when you're the best in the world, I can definitely see why practicing can come as a bore haha

    • @Doty6String
      @Doty6String 7 років тому +37

      he is just warming up getting this timing settled in, I wouldn't even call this "practice". he isn't working on anything really.

    • @papa_mia4495
      @papa_mia4495 7 років тому +3

      Damn water is wet.

    • @gianluca7362
      @gianluca7362 5 років тому

      "You pick the wrong house fool"
      " Oh, smoke,it'me, carl, chill, chill"

  • @rastaray6401
    @rastaray6401 6 років тому +574

    At 0:16, Roger's hitting partner misses a forehand ... but Roger already knew he would miss. See how Roger reaches for the ball in his pocket well before the partner even makes contact.

    • @GokkunGuru
      @GokkunGuru 6 років тому +37

      Good observation!

    • @glandu58
      @glandu58 6 років тому +46

      we all have this movement when we think we're hitting the ball out, so nothing
      worthwhile i guess

    • @mackgraham2618
      @mackgraham2618 6 років тому +16

      It appeared it was well out as well, off balance

    • @Andrew-ov6cp
      @Andrew-ov6cp 6 років тому

      Rasta Ray z

    • @ポンタ-z5s
      @ポンタ-z5s 6 років тому +1

      Xavier Malisse??

  • @smokinstorm
    @smokinstorm 7 років тому +158

    It's just amazing watching how Federer strikes the ball with no effort. I played tennis in my youth and was decent at the college and state level but what he can do is far removed from what 99.9% of us can ever hope to achieve. Even good tennis players.

    • @AD-su6jy
      @AD-su6jy 6 років тому +18

      Relaxing your muscles actually allows more power given your technique is correct.

    • @TooleyPeter
      @TooleyPeter 3 роки тому +5

      It is amazing. I think you had to have played tennis at least at a collegiate level to fully appreciate how astonishing Federer is. It's almost magic.

    • @CesarJPerez-vr1gt
      @CesarJPerez-vr1gt 2 роки тому +3

      In tennis, the warm-up is done playing, so at the beginning the movements cannot be sudden, in those hits a lot of the force is given by the swingweight of the racket, in this case its 350 gr racket. As it heats up, the force and rhythm and speed of the ball increase.

    • @Kfm7
      @Kfm7 2 роки тому +5

      He could be any rec player even at this slow pace a 5.5 would still get destroyed even at this warmup pace . Let’s let that sink in how much better pros are than us joes.

    • @vitoscaletta7
      @vitoscaletta7 2 роки тому +1

      yeah he is lazy

  • @ericdelacruz1
    @ericdelacruz1 7 років тому +275

    the new ASMR video

  • @janovin
    @janovin 5 років тому +77

    Anyone else finding this oddly therapeutic?

  • @duckydrummer6331
    @duckydrummer6331 6 років тому +9

    Fed holds the racquet on the very end of the handle. Part of his hand is off the but of the racquet handle. I noticed Fed almost never backs up, he stands his ground and adjusts to each ball. Sometimes he hits half volleys instead of backing up. The way Agassi used to.

    • @noahesco6399
      @noahesco6399 5 років тому +2

      He’s just doing this to conserve energy since he’s simply practicing.

  • @shreyaskorlapati
    @shreyaskorlapati 2 роки тому +8

    one of the best federer practice recordings i have ever seen on youtube! high quality video of smooth and clean tennis strokes.

  • @hadokyuuX
    @hadokyuuX 2 роки тому +1

    Such a satisfying video. Perfectly timed and connected shots. It's just beautiful to watch and hear.

  • @harryfpv5187
    @harryfpv5187 7 років тому +15

    i could watch this all day

  • @jasonelwoodphoto
    @jasonelwoodphoto 8 років тому +51

    Can't. Stop. Watching. 😳 🎾

  • @robertburkinshaw6365
    @robertburkinshaw6365 8 років тому +154

    This will really help my tennis improve

    • @fireballdude7368
      @fireballdude7368 5 років тому +3

      Robert Burkinshaw remember, always split step

    • @drazenbaric9863
      @drazenbaric9863 5 років тому

      Never, my friend

    • @TheEric1203
      @TheEric1203 5 років тому

      @@drazenbaric9863 Why not?

    • @wdazeaphonflame9082
      @wdazeaphonflame9082 5 років тому

      Eric Kanis cause it isn’t that simple..... 💀

    • @max08160
      @max08160 2 роки тому

      This seems like it’s easy, it really isn’t. It will not help

  • @pitmie
    @pitmie 7 років тому +100

    Damn Fed...I've been playing tennis for more than 20 years yet I can't hit the ball as relax as much he does.
    So relax & so easy for him but to me, this is just a high level practice.

    • @syazwanazmi1056
      @syazwanazmi1056 7 років тому +6

      Not how many years that are matter but rather how do we learn. I played for 8 years and learning tennis all by myself without coach. It takes me that long to have a clean and relax stroke.

    • @maxbakker8139
      @maxbakker8139 6 років тому +4

      I play for a year but professional (5 times a week) and honestly his practice is pretty normal in my eyes..

    • @fireballdude7368
      @fireballdude7368 5 років тому +9

      Half-fist dude salute! I’ve started playing 2 years ago at my club. I’m currently 13 and I am in the advanced. I really like tennis and I want to become a Professional Tennis Player! Same to you and keep working toawards it. Maybe one day, we will play one another!!!

    • @yusufceylan5144
      @yusufceylan5144 5 років тому +1

      @@fireballdude7368 Keep going my man. I hope you become a great tennis player !

    • @andresgarcia6337
      @andresgarcia6337 Рік тому

      @@fireballdude7368I hope your tennis journey is going according to plan !

  • @F18PeteMitchell
    @F18PeteMitchell 7 років тому +44

    First time i see federer practicing with a fan...

  • @surfinDelMar
    @surfinDelMar 6 років тому +1

    Was this before the tournament started? There’s no one watching. Even at night you’d think it would be packed. That’s the GOAT...Roger Federer...20 Grand Slam titles!!! So cool you were right there.

    • @cakeboss
      @cakeboss  6 років тому +1

      I got pretty lucky ! In Qatar not a lot of people care about Tennis. Since i was working there, i thought he might wanna practice before the tournament and he was there at 8pm.

  • @daynejohnson4367
    @daynejohnson4367 2 роки тому +19

    I always cant help but think. "how freaking good must hitting partner be and he's a nobody." If we played against his hitting partner, we'd probably think we played the best player that ive ever seen and he's nothing compared to how good federer is. Just amazing.

  • @practicetennisbyjaeshin3231
    @practicetennisbyjaeshin3231 7 років тому +311

    I wish I could just casually hit it like this... LOL

    • @alephnull4044
      @alephnull4044 5 років тому +14

      I think most people can hit in such a relaxed fashion if they practice, the only difference is the shots won't be nearly as powerful.

    • @jackquinnes
      @jackquinnes 5 років тому +4

      Aleph Null nor accurate, even less accurate than powerful...

    • @alephnull4044
      @alephnull4044 5 років тому

      @@jackquinnes No they could definitely hit as accurately, seeing as all these shots are just roughly up the middle of the court.

    • @jackquinnes
      @jackquinnes 5 років тому

      @@alephnull4044 Nope. Just an illusion.

    • @alephnull4044
      @alephnull4044 5 років тому +1

      Jack Quinn nah any good player can hit like that by reducing the speed enough

  • @kimbashakti155
    @kimbashakti155 7 років тому +9

    Fed footwork so amazing, the timing, he always take the split step on time when the opponent hit the ball. Thats why he never too late.
    Keeping the head on the the side after hit the ball, very focus and dicipline, he keep hes eyes on the ball, and not turning head even the ball already go

    • @pizzalazio2280
      @pizzalazio2280 Рік тому +3

      Best footwork in tennis, ever. People always say tennis is a racketsport, it is yes, but footwork is 80% of the sport

    • @mozartiano123
      @mozartiano123 Місяць тому

      Well observed

  • @AtharAbbas
    @AtharAbbas 6 років тому +12

    Notice the perfect split step before every shot.

  • @kathleen4376
    @kathleen4376 2 роки тому +11

    His style of playing is an elegantly skilled symphony

  • @fhaweuifhiaweu
    @fhaweuifhiaweu 6 років тому +17

    I know that Feds forehand gets most of the attention, deservedly so, but man that one hander is a thing of beauty.

  • @MrBigallen88
    @MrBigallen88 Рік тому +2

    The monotonous sound of the racquets striking the balls and the consistency and regularity reminds me of the vintage TV game I once had which involved paddles as tennis racquet playing against the computer (those stick TV games from the early 80's) .

  • @robertburkinshaw6365
    @robertburkinshaw6365 7 років тому +12

    love this video. Really good quality and useful for improving my technique

  • @zandewilson
    @zandewilson 11 місяців тому +1

    7:00 - 8:00
    Most beautiful strokes ever but let’s not overstate how good his backhand is

  • @laurentbartet2559
    @laurentbartet2559 5 років тому +1

    Merci monsieur pour cette magnifique vidéo, j'adore !

  • @virginfitness
    @virginfitness 4 роки тому +72

    Just to give you an idea of the skill level here, Roger and his hitting partner (I think Thomas Enqvist, or maybe Magnus Norman) hit 24 balls from 2:41 to 3:11. That’s at a 48 balls per minute rate. When I hit with D1 College kids we average 35 balls (successfully struck) per minute. Those balls are really hit. Each of his forehands equals my biggest “go for broke” forehand, and I will likely never reach his backhand pace with mine. Now look how effortlessly Federer does this. It’s amazing 🤩, astonishing!

    • @varunsubramanian9226
      @varunsubramanian9226 2 роки тому +2

      His hitting partner isn’t Enqvist or Norman. 😀

    • @SSPeriway
      @SSPeriway 2 роки тому +10

      From his swings and look, i'd bet on Xavier Malisse.

    • @markmauk8231
      @markmauk8231 2 роки тому +4

      Thats Xavier Malisse. Just look at the forehand, dude

    • @pencilcheck
      @pencilcheck 5 місяців тому

      If you are in Texas up to hit sometimes

  • @khannadeem12345
    @khannadeem12345 7 років тому +475

    The guy in Black is so lethargic, he won't be able to win even one trophy,I bet

  • @BrewokGanas
    @BrewokGanas 7 років тому +127

    0:15 he knows his opponents is going to hit the ball out before any contact.. wow

    • @georgegl3192
      @georgegl3192 6 років тому +16

      Bullshit, his ball was out.

    • @billpaloukas
      @billpaloukas 6 років тому +4

      so what its practice lol. many balls our out of base line but they dont stop bcs of it.

    • @15Stratos
      @15Stratos 6 років тому +16

      You know i'm not Federer, with 22 years less experience than him but i can still do that,because it takes observing the trajetory of the ball too.

    • @shrirangdeshmukh7481
      @shrirangdeshmukh7481 4 роки тому +1

      Roger hit his backhand out and that forced the error from his opponent.

    • @Samir-ru4rl
      @Samir-ru4rl 4 роки тому

      are u dumb? he clearly takes the ball out AFTER the other guy hit it

  • @gonzalovasquezblas3819
    @gonzalovasquezblas3819 6 років тому +28

    0:30 what are they talking about?

  • @friendlystonepeople
    @friendlystonepeople 5 років тому +7

    The man is grace personified both on and off the court.

  • @SummerAwe99
    @SummerAwe99 7 років тому +346

    14:12 lol so casual

  • @loaflan1045
    @loaflan1045 Рік тому

    Thanks, perfect view to help me understand what I need to work on and seeing his technique

  • @lospanqueques1980
    @lospanqueques1980 7 років тому +5

    I can watch this for hours... completely relaxing. #perfect #technique #roger

  • @skylaxx
    @skylaxx 7 років тому +4

    damn that bh slice, I need it in my life...superb!

  • @nicholass.d.6758
    @nicholass.d.6758 5 років тому +15

    5:02 he's like "I'll leave the ball sitting there. Let's see if you can hit it!"

  • @CheoCascara
    @CheoCascara 8 років тому +19

    i havent blinked on that backhand motion.

  • @cchevrot
    @cchevrot 2 роки тому +2

    Play ball, search for sensations, enjoy, again and again, never getting tired, that is the ROAD to VICTORY !

    • @cakeboss
      @cakeboss  2 роки тому

      So true ! Thanks for your comment ! More videos to come

  • @spartanical
    @spartanical 5 років тому +3

    wow. i really don't use my wrist enough. it just looks effortless the way Fed hits. he isn't over exerting himself. but you have to have very good timing, which means a LOT of practice, to have such good wrist action. i have a lot of work to do.

  • @hungdoan9148
    @hungdoan9148 Рік тому +8

    00:16 Federer reaching into his pocket for another ball before the guy even hit the ball. Somehow he knew it was going out.

  • @beauburrell3318
    @beauburrell3318 2 роки тому +1

    If God played professional Tennis, he would play & look precisely like the Swiss Maestro, Roger Federer. It was ⏳️ to leave the game & be with his lovely family. The graceful magician will forever be ingrained into our memories. Thank you for it all, Roger!

  • @yashitkumar9189
    @yashitkumar9189 5 років тому +217

    Who is still watching this video in 2029 ?
    ** 10 years later I'm gonna be the most liked comment .

  • @easydaan4678
    @easydaan4678 4 роки тому +3

    It’s so relaxing to watch this

  • @carlrennie1141
    @carlrennie1141 7 років тому +8

    that forehand r.head speed is delicious

  • @goku1943
    @goku1943 4 роки тому +36

    Effortless .. he is so good that I feel like anyone can play tennis ...

  • @Duckdiino
    @Duckdiino 7 років тому +139

    Didnt you guys know... Roger got 4 shaddows...!

    • @Duckdiino
      @Duckdiino 6 років тому +1

      wrong

    • @Fanchen
      @Fanchen 6 років тому +1

      Nah 7 shadows

    • @deenugent473
      @deenugent473 5 років тому +1

      3 - 1 really black and 2 gray .... hahahahaha

  • @theotherview1716
    @theotherview1716 2 роки тому +1

    Most beautiful thing in sports:
    1. Federer backhand
    2. Brees over the shoulder spiral
    3. Mario Lemieux break away

  • @Bluenblack17
    @Bluenblack17 4 місяці тому

    The best player ever. It’s looks so natural, amazing to see!

    • @yubs4892
      @yubs4892 Місяць тому

      Djokovic? He's not in the clip.

  • @jamesyoung5084
    @jamesyoung5084 5 років тому +7

    Is Roger practicing his last shot in the Wimbledon 2019 final at 6:04 ?

  • @Lemont321989
    @Lemont321989 4 роки тому +5

    Fyi, if you manage to play at the initial speed and with the consistency Federer is playing here, you're already a decent tennis player. And for him, this is basic relaxed hitting.

  • @andtewlonsdale8047
    @andtewlonsdale8047 2 роки тому +1

    Beautiful backhand

  • @SubhamVerma
    @SubhamVerma 2 роки тому +2

    There's something about Roger no other player will ever have!

  • @ll3yWanTeD
    @ll3yWanTeD 2 роки тому +2

    I could actually watch this all day long LoL.

  • @vvan222
    @vvan222 7 років тому +2

    3:40 How come the ball is still returned beyond the net??

  • @LiamApilado
    @LiamApilado 2 роки тому +2

    This is one of the videos that inspired my channel

  • @streamingeagle1
    @streamingeagle1 4 роки тому +1

    everything is PERFECT with rogerrr!!!ahhhh

  • @toshman696969
    @toshman696969 6 років тому +1

    if you consider he practices 6-8 hrs a day + does some gym work in addition to that fitness and endurance....that is your answer....that is what it takes. takes practice and time, kids at around 14-16 will do similar for warmup and practice....maybe the shots wont be so hard but they will do it in similar fashion so its doable just requires time, patience, coach and dedicated partner at same level....

  • @bhavyaoza7052
    @bhavyaoza7052 4 роки тому +5

    If only it were this easy as Federer is making it look like!

  • @MastaKoda
    @MastaKoda 4 роки тому +2

    the most satisfying video ever

    • @cakeboss
      @cakeboss  4 роки тому

      I so agree! Thanks for watching and commenting

  • @carlrennie1141
    @carlrennie1141 7 років тому +2

    i love the court design - indoor courts generally - so easy to see the lines

  • @ayokay123
    @ayokay123 4 роки тому +22

    Amazing how easily he returns poorly hit balls.

  • @ChristiaanRoest79
    @ChristiaanRoest79 8 років тому +19

    Such a pretty technique

  • @vascov-xx9sd
    @vascov-xx9sd 3 місяці тому

    best slice ever ! so effortless

  • @dvillalobospr
    @dvillalobospr 6 років тому +5

    Yeah he seems so relaxed 😴

  • @vanillaplanes1572
    @vanillaplanes1572 5 років тому +7

    talent + perfect technique = G.O.A.T

  • @spoingus20
    @spoingus20 5 років тому +12

    15:33 someone laughed coz he missed...and also 16:52 chill 100

  • @crispywhiskers
    @crispywhiskers 5 років тому +2

    those effortless strokes are making me drool

    • @BigBoss7777777
      @BigBoss7777777 5 років тому +1

      I have effortless strokes too, when i'm watching really good porn.

  • @AC-wl7ve
    @AC-wl7ve Рік тому

    he seems to have this effortless weight his shots. something that i really dont see from any other players.

  • @samsagace14
    @samsagace14 8 років тому +43

    lol le dialogue des gars qui filment
    "il est suisse ?"
    "ouais il est suisse"
    "et il parle français, faut pas dire de conneries"
    "nan mais ça va je dis pas de conneries là"
    ptdr

    • @cakeboss
      @cakeboss  5 років тому

      Hahah

    • @bahroum69
      @bahroum69 5 років тому

      @@cakeboss haha j'ai pensé la même chose ! Vous savez pas qui est le mec en face ?

    • @panjiasmoro2761
      @panjiasmoro2761 4 роки тому

      haha

  • @mltd787
    @mltd787 2 роки тому

    I wonder if Roger looks himself up on YoutTube sometimes to see highlights of his own matches. Especially now after he retired.

  • @anon325-u1v
    @anon325-u1v 2 роки тому

    Does anyone know what he is saying from 0:35 to 0:50? Just from the rally, I assume he is telling the hitting partner to change something?

  • @markanthony3275
    @markanthony3275 5 років тому +1

    Amazing how he varies his tempo.

  • @mustafafatihozyurt7234
    @mustafafatihozyurt7234 6 років тому +4

    At 4 minutes i said to myself “what the heck am i watching?”. It’s just 2 guys hitting the ball. How did it get me watching so long?

  • @brucewayne-cn4vd
    @brucewayne-cn4vd 5 років тому +8

    This is Federer only using 10% of his power

  • @ritchiekhawbung248
    @ritchiekhawbung248 4 роки тому

    This video must be more than 6 years ago reason being he's still using the smaller frame pro staff 95 or 97 as he changed to the bigger head frame in mid 2013

  • @ksmitobol
    @ksmitobol 2 роки тому

    At 0:16, he already reaching for a new ball from his pocket before the other guy even hit the ball (and eventually went out)????

  • @andreavonruth7952
    @andreavonruth7952 3 роки тому +1

    Practicing with Thomas Enqvist?

  • @alfredoillanes5314
    @alfredoillanes5314 2 роки тому +1

    El más grande. Un genio

  • @iliasarredouani2478
    @iliasarredouani2478 4 роки тому +1

    The wrist snap 😤💪🏻🥶

  • @peekabooandpo2618
    @peekabooandpo2618 4 роки тому +2

    I like how he’s like, if the ball requires a trip to reach then forget it, here’s a new ball..

  • @jeroen2214
    @jeroen2214 5 років тому +1

    Nice footage, thanks for sharing

  • @thomasmaxon8911
    @thomasmaxon8911 3 місяці тому

    notice when he hits the ball, his head is looking at the plane where the racket hits the ball. after the ball is hit, his head stays in that frame, then he looks up to see where the ball goes.

  • @DenTen99
    @DenTen99 4 роки тому

    I think I've watched this video at least once every year

  • @AllenFMackenzie
    @AllenFMackenzie 2 роки тому

    Tremendous follow-through.

  • @satoshinakamoto3200
    @satoshinakamoto3200 3 роки тому

    I feel like Fed is using Semi-Western grip rather than Eastern grip in this video. Does anyone have the same feeling?

  • @ArnaudEnough
    @ArnaudEnough 2 роки тому

    I like when he readjust his body when hitting the backhand at 0.58s. Subtle!!

  • @chopin1556
    @chopin1556 5 років тому +7

    I love how he spins his racket after the forehand to pass the time

    • @SSPeriway
      @SSPeriway 2 роки тому +2

      Not only that, spinning is an habit some players use to keep the hand loose and not grip too tightly

  • @rickkimball6125
    @rickkimball6125 4 роки тому +4

    Anybody else notice when Federer hit a couple of high, heavy topspin forehands just like Nadal? I didn't think that was a shot he could hit but he does it, effortlessly. Kinda makes me wonder why he doesn't hit that shot on occasion. Maybe it's just not part of his gameplan, but damn....a high, deep topspin forehand to most people's backhands would be a killer. Nadal has made a living off it, but imagine if Fed could do it then follow it to the net? It's obvious this guy is just on another plane from us mortals.

    • @andresgarcia6337
      @andresgarcia6337 Рік тому

      That’s a great observation. The only thing I can come up is that federer shortened his rallies and points around 2012+. So maybe he favored faster and flatter shots. But idk, just a guess

  • @chrisc2439
    @chrisc2439 10 місяців тому

    i always preferred watching fed when he was using the white pro staff's. they highlighted the elegance and flow of his strokes.

  • @dvillalobospr
    @dvillalobospr 6 років тому +1

    That’s some smooth practice

  • @MrComment4u
    @MrComment4u 4 роки тому +1

    Playing in practice match with him is itself difficult with him , playing in a match with him is like reaching Mars for me!!.

  • @louiscyphre7023
    @louiscyphre7023 8 років тому +63

    i know how he feels , not easy finding a descent practice partner

    • @overtherainbro
      @overtherainbro 8 років тому +24

      According to other comments, Federer is hitting with Magnus Norman in this video, former world No. 2, so....

    • @louiscyphre7023
      @louiscyphre7023 8 років тому +9

      Yea no 2 about 100 years ago

    • @miguelbarahona6636
      @miguelbarahona6636 8 років тому +28

      You know you´re a descent practice partner if a better player calls you to a hitting session. I don´t know who the player in red shirt is, but if Federer called him....

    • @Jlymansackhead
      @Jlymansackhead 8 років тому +2

      Yeah, that looks like Magnus Norman's forehand. It also looks a lot like Robin Solderling's forehand as well. Interesting.

    • @garyhsu5210
      @garyhsu5210 7 років тому +1

      he always always call Rafa. Lol.

  • @CesarJPerez-vr1gt
    @CesarJPerez-vr1gt 2 роки тому

    It would be nice to see the tennis matches from that position of the camera, the effect of the ball is better seen. Does anyone know why he is noticing the sweat on his forehead?

  • @antonboludo8886
    @antonboludo8886 2 роки тому

    It looks so effortless.

  • @kelliebrooks9094
    @kelliebrooks9094 2 роки тому

    I have always had a 2 handed backhand im very fast...but i thought id try rogers backhand swing out its nice it give u more freedom...yeah and Roger makes it loo easy...notice kids how he keeps his feet moving...just a reminder...its too late when the ball arrives to get set..so u do before then be on the balls of ur feet ready to move in a direction...a master if disguise pros are Roger is one of the best too...if not the best...of not telegraphing his return shot...